New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29

srch wrongs TO succeed is not worthy OF piace
i, the American Union. Its people have great
dutv of sefcastigation to perform before they arc
90 60 1.-Two under a republican form OF govern
ment.
American public opinion will not tolerate the
Growth of foreign influence on the lsttnius VI
panana inimica TO the supremacy Oh American
commercial and political interests tnere. r"h'o
should not need TO learn anew the ieS'on '"'e"'
by the fall of Macmillan.
poaor and Simpson arc claiming a seat in Cleve-
lands Cabinet the price OF thlo"ins
,ronrth in the Senate with the Democratic party
49, ao,,air,v could not be asked, and Simpson
l. tho man to whom the price should bc palo'
Sinnson ~ Secretary Of the Treasury, from the
,oi, NJ Wow of the great majority Of those voters
',.bo ravo Cleveland his victory, would be the
.ibt man in the right place. Nothing player
s,rorccr mart in bringing about the result OF the
latc election than the feeling many voters enter
toinod that all the money there is In the coun-
fry OUGHT 10 be collected and divided. simpson Is
lust the man for this job.
II il a curious situation in 1ammany iiaii
that leads TO the rejection Of Bourke COCHRAN ~
candidate for the United States Senate Ill favor
~, rdr Nurnhy Mr.. Croker has hard time
in his effort TO look like respectable politician
II is gratifying TO know that the new Govern
mont of Venezuela, with which the Governments
or the United States would naturally WISH ID p'
in complete harmony, has abandoned It's uh'enaoie
nosition with regard to its authority over an
American steamship touching at venezuelan
oort Ex-Sccrctary Blaine performed few public
sorviccs more valuable during his latest occupancy
Of the State Department than that OF giving
Southern nations 10 understand tha' passengers
on AN American steamship will be protected at
all times against a capture that mas not l's war
r,r, in ordinary criminal offences committed at
,hc nort of cmbarkation The idea Is Intolerance
tIa. = passenger ombarJling IN a neutral ship at
neutral port upon ticket for another neutrai
nor, can be seized for political offences while
hi, vessel is temporarily stopping at port OF the
country 10 which he owes allegiance. The cor
roctncss Of Mr. Blaines view OF international law
uron this point and the proprlety OF the dlS-
.lnc,ion he drew between the ordinary ponce
Jurisdiction Of a country over n foreign steamship
sonpinc AZ ono Of its ports. and that jurisdiction
which would allow il to invade the ship ana 10
settle political scores with passengers VINO ha''
contracted elsewhere for passage el'ewh're' am
are there without their will, are generally con-
coded by statesmen and careful students OF the
law Of nations. Certainly they are well estao-
ushcI in Justice and common-scnse.
Senator Faulkner remarks that " II l. generally
conceded that Nh Croker Is fitted 70 enter upon
the hi.he-,i plane of politics lie means Demo
cratic politics, and with that amendment we
agree with him.
Tho Protective Tariff League has determined
o. continue its work as heretofore. We'll. why
,otp E.causo the party of Free Trade has won
, triumph at the polls, is that any reason Tor
,noudonine A great and useful principle? Such
declaration was not required 10 reassure any
,r,.,j If Protection Perhaps tn" Free-TraderS,
bo,,nvcr were in need of information on this
point They are pulled up by tier victory
naturally. and may have thought that th'y w're
..orq to have their own way unopposed IN 'ie
future.
Tho impression prevails that Lizzie Borden i
,,, ~ he indicted for the murder of her iather'
Tho BORDEN case 10 dat" shows that the writer
know what no was about who called his mover
90 Too Strange Not To b" Trne.'
orr rcichbor. THE Ncw-York Times pub
HshcJ Yesterday A remarkable Albany dispatch en-
posin, the character and conduct of the polltlcai
r,r,,. for rho success Of whose candidates AT VIZ"
noIl II has earnestly striven during the last ten
yc,,r, II rccaps tire fact that even while the
ConLlinc-Arthur machine was strongest in kepup-
ljc,n c6uncis the question OF VINO sho"lu wv
cr,akcr Of an Assembly, or who should ne el'c''u
IN the United States Scnat" was always uecio'u
bv the men chosen to decide it, and remained an
omen question until their voice had been hearr IN
caucuo But it declares that such great matters
mr., controlled in it, party by the arrogant d'ci-
sion of an irresponsible ring of bosses IL Bay
thot FL" Murphy is 10 bc made United States
Senator and William Sulzcr Speaker OF the neN'
Assembly,. not by virtue of any public or partisan
sentiment in their favor, but solely p'caus' vi
UiI prd Mr. Croker have thus dccreed ana IL an
ro,,rc,s that Snlacr will have 10 power TO appoint
the Assembly committees, but that CONDITION o'
lio being pushed for the Spcakcrship is his con-
.cnt 10 place the organization of IN" Legislature
absolutely in the hands Of Hill and lammany
Iau This is the testimony of Democratic or
oan concerning the methods prevailing III the party
it supports
rl, contest which took pace in Elmira the
other day 10 determine who was the longest
enduring piano player was won By woman N
fascination this sort Of thing takes RANK with
fine eating of consecutive quas and the transit
over Niagara in barrel. Where, oh. where Is
the fool-<illcr?
PERSONAL
Mr. Holman Is 70 be- denied his old post OF chair
man Of the Committee on Appropriations by speaker
1r,sn a ycor hence when the Lllld Congress meets,
...,rIlnr IA The baltimore suns" Washington cor
r.,pondnncr Mr.. Saycrs. Of Texas Is thought To nave
me best chance OF succeeding the great oblcctor
Now that cool weather has come President halll-
son has taken TO pedestrian pleasures once more. and
Thorn, + scorrrlv a fine afternoon now when n" does