New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

comctbirg has dropped, but it is not Repnb-
nrinciple. The party has made its fight
NO" o,;o;os in which IL believes Defeated it may
~, b.. Il has not abandoned nor compromised
its principles.
Adloi get your axe!-(Sun.
mrho Now-Yorls Sun" mistakes the functions
| .,"Adal'sn new position. AS Assistant Postmaster
| Cororal he won high praise from Inc sun Ior
.bo sl,ill and swiftness with which he wleldeu
Wv. .no Soodsman's axe As Vcc-President he will
have nothing to axe except questions Ina.
:" ho will take the "ayes and noes instead o.
the whole head.
IN the whole in the light Of what has hap
nod the snowstorm of Wednesday seems day
,at. II it had been raging on TUESDAY we
ahnuld have had something to lay the results oil
the election 20.
rYs Hon. William c. Whitney was dubbed the
Fool Killer by our neighbor, Inc Ne" ioiN
Gnu Immediately after his successful suppress
sion of the Anti-Snappers at Chicago lie is sunny
.h;rs more-thc Warwick President-Maker OF his
0".n Uo has shown himself to be the ablest
roiticaI manager the party has had for years
r. him more than to any one else. Mr. Clcve-
,,ra owes both his nomination and his eiectioh.
- The Sun" dominates HIM for Secretary OF State
~ Minister 30 England, whichever he may
.rotor lie certainly should have his nrst
choice. This being done, we presume Inc gun
will readily accede to the proposition thaS inc
second choice I've offered to Mr.. Joseph Fuhtzer OIL
THE World"
Ex-Governor Chamberlain will now DC reviewer
from the terrible anxiety which mas oeeh OPP
nressinr him for the last two or three nh'n."'
lost South Carolina should he relesatcd u 'i'
,o,rful condition in which it was when ne was
Governor.
We take pleasure in informing that large por-
tion Of the reading public who never allow 'hca''
solves 10 see any other newspaper IMAM Nv
Tribune that the sympathies' OF Ihe new iorm ~
Evening POST go out strongly toward the'n'
Also that The Evening Post" considers '"e''
. moor creatures" The Evening POST Is no'a'
ing II not sympathetic.
How e(rcctually New-York County was gerry
wandered is shown by the election OF ten Tammany
congressman and thirty Tdmmnny Assemoiymen'
Tho nosition of the statue Of Henry ward
Bccchcr in Brooklyn. is again the subject OF pun
lie discussion Mrs. Beccher having eXpressei her
mos. emphatic disapproval of turning her nus
band. back to the city and his face toward 'he
CITY Hail. A. the time the statue was set up
there was much tault found with the decision
Of the artist. but he was allowed to nave MS
way. II the present agitation leads to reversal
OF the pose OF the statue, 1t Will prove an IN
ccllent thing
ca George Fred Williams is defeated we are
honestly sorry. He has been one OF the mos.
interesting features of the present Congress- ana
|, va must have a Democratic majority IN 'h'
noxt wo should like TO have him there 10 sor.
~ sncrt and kick and cavort once in whhe ana
make things generally lively.
An interesting bicycle decision was rendered
in England not long ago, and American rider-
% the wheel arc wondering whether II VIII furnish
n nrecedcnt for the courts in this country Al
=. ho,ol two riders were told that they could
.o,o,v leave their machines In the yard; but while
,hov ,rcre a, dinner one Of the bicycles was
Italians and when An nction was brought against
IN. hotel proprietor the owner OF the stolen whcci
ATTAINED a verdict for SIS. the court holding
TINT the hotelkeeper WINS Tsponslpie ior '"o
| goods OF his guests. In American hotcis DIS u
,r,o ,ucst. orc warned that the proprietor will
not be rcsponslble for articles that are not placed
in the Office safe, and 50 it is probable that the
rnclish case will not he OF 80 much value on
,h,s side Of the ocean. Still. eafe Is NOT
rccessarv 70 insure tho safety OF bicycle wniie
ts owner takes his dinner.
The Pandoras box Of Democratic policies ana
notions will he open during the next four years
Then rho country will he ready 10 take up once
moro the wcll-tried principles OF the Republican
party.
Now that tho gentlemen who nave oeen
,o;sureIv lifting up and putting down paving
stones In various parts OF the city for the last
two months have performed their duty az voters
viii Mr. Croker please give orders that the streets
Ia nut in passablc condition till the next general
election?
Tho prcci.c terms of Clcveland's bargain with
Tommany Hall would make mighty Interesting
reading just now.
Wbrn Mr. Blaine was defeated in 1884 ardent
| nortisans OF Mr. Cleveland predicted that inc
ncmocratic party would remain In power Tor
,wcntv Years. One term OF Democratic Admins
tra,ion opened the way for a return OF the no
nuhlcan party TO power. The end Of one can
ross marks the beginning Of tho next. The first
,reot work TO bc undertaken is the complete re
organization Of the Republican party in the ch'et
cities of the country.
PERSONAL.