New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

| If that system Is kcli oub vi 'c"-i"i" !" WA
require unceasinG vigilance on the part Of those
citizens and agencies that perceive What wouio
| follow It's introduction here.
II is idle to fight over a battle that has Dcen
Lost. or 10 criticisc the tactics which have been
adopted The Republicans made straightfor-
ward conragcous fight for principles. They have
no cause to be ashamed # their campaign The
social unrest Of the country against them, and
they were defeated.
In a speech to a body OF rejoicing Albany Demo
Gratis the other evening Mayor Manning, OF that
city made this remark
The ely raised By our fiend1 the enemy Unit ne
Democracy ~ Albany County Is dead or dyln; IS
one that falls lightly upon or ears. as WI c,,r
proven by the election that Will occur IN this city
next spring
The Democrats OF Albany County got beaten
out Of their boots this fall They lost three out
~ tho four members OF Assembly 20 which their
county il cntitlcd-somcthing which has not hap
pcncd before since the Indians burned Schenectady
And Mayor Manning. he contcmplate' tho
melancholy ruins Of his party lying about him, mp
peals from this fall TO next spring. Fellow-clti-
,ens. it Is of such optimistic stuff that Mark
Tnpry made.
One OF the seven Courclmcn Of Toledo who are
suspected Of soliciting brides has made full con-
fcssion His name is Charles Nruendorf but he
il likcly 10 be known rs the Henry W. Jaehne OF
Toledo.
Tho satisfaction which prevails in Paris with
regard 10 tho successful issu" OF the mission OIL
Count dAuhigny 10 the Sultan Of Morocco VIII
he shared by the whole Of tho civilized world.
For. although The primary object OF the treaty
which has Just been negotiated at Fec Is the az
vanccmcnt OF French trade at tho expense OF 'he
latter's rivals yet the whole world, anu a"'''
all tho cre,t csus, of humanity will he bcne~
fitted by this breaking down OF the barriers oil
Noorfsh eyclu.vcncss Morocco Ia. long con-
stitu,cd ono Of the great hlots upon nineteenth
century civilization. and tho French Government
deserves the gratitude Of all Christian States for
having succeeded. after many vain efforts on the
r,,, 81 other nations. in finally bringing the
harharous court Of Fey within the sphere OF
Western influence and ideas. Tho French Govern
mon, II NAV bc added, disclnims all projects OF
establishing protcctoratc over Morocco and there
il cvcrv probability. therefore, that the commerclai
facilities which il has succeeded in procuring 'or
rs subjects will In course Of time no concen~i
bv tho Sultan 10 all OF Tho other civilized
Powers.
Every vestl-c Of the laws provi|linT for thr
Federal supervision Of elections should he wip'u
ont So SAYS The Albany ArcuS. Why '"r-
tainly Let all the safe yards which now SURROUND
the tallot-hov he broken down. There is not \
repeater on the continent who will not say amen
20 Tho ArguS's' demand.
The Naval Reserve l. without Il home. and the |
Board of Officers which prcSides over the ore'h- |
izaton il looking with longing eyes on the o. |
Ncw-ITampshirc. now lying idle AMI useless at the |
Navy Yard. In summer days when the "a iah' |
whtc-suitcd sailors Of the Reserve max" their
annual cruise they receive much applause AMI |
communication. Every body is proud of them. and |
they are the heroes of the hour But when Tie
cold blasts OF winter blow the Reserve are forgot
ten and though they olImor loudly for nome
and place to drill in the nos' Of their supphca-
tion does not NOV" the authorities T. give thrm
shelter 1t il little enough TO ask that the
old New Hampshire I've given over Ia Their use
and moorcd at some convenient pier so thit VIII
tor drills may take pao" her decks yet there
seems 10 he a reluctance to grant even tha' HUE
II the Naval Reserve is 10 lie anything more thlh
A picturesque organization maintained Tor the pur-
nosc of furnishing spectacular amusement for the
nconlc for two weeks every summer 1t should ne
nrovidcd with home and that at once The
oaiccrs and men Of tho Reserve have struggled
long and faithfully t. make the organization sue
eos. They have reached point now when they
fool that they have n right to demand home.
Tic legal proceedings against Commissioner
p.c,, having had their intended political elect
ara NOW dismissed, and he is advised that he was
,rr.stad ard denounced throughout the country
o. forgcr and fraud simply to serve political
end Mr. Peck is q iorgNlnG man II nc does not
,lo .oInc nrrcsting his own account pretty soon
To-day Mayor Grant will appoint nine members
NJ the Board Of Education. One Of the paccs to
no flied is that Of Mrs Clara NJ. Williams, the
only woman now on the Beard. petition has
be,n presented OF the Mayor in behalf of another
candidate, in addition to the strong pleas entered
in favor of Mrs. Wlliamss retention. III Mr..
Grant Is we'll advised he will not only keep Mrs.
Williams AS a School Commissioner but will give
her two or three associates Of her own sex. In
our opinion female members Of the Board Of Edu-
cation have proved OF great advantage, but unlcss
there are enough of them to make their presence
and Influence constantly fclt-a"d at least three
or four will be needed to accomplish this--the fun
benefits of the appointment Of women will rot be
realized.
Only week has passed since Election Day, but
already Mr.. Clevchnd's personal orsan Inc
Yew-Yorr Times" has reminded the regular Dem
ocracy of the State that the triumph OF Cleveland
necessarily involves their humiliation 1t kccnIy
potnta out that the signatures Of the scvcnty-two
sp,p dclccateo attacked to n document declaring
that Cleveland could not carry Ncw-iork wit
ncs-cs their political dulness and removes them
nj, of IN |