New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-14


Noxt ,veek the Democratic National Convention
ill throw its whole heft" on the question OF
w. hour which is whether a State Convention
49, ho called in this State in February without
nso,tino tbe order Of the universe and imperllhng
all that we hold dear.
There is no more seasonable advice than-hecp
cool.
Tho nc.r6inded fellows who think that II
MI, creates n division in the Democratic parry
10 will never be forgiven" are popping up In 'ne
m,''oIard newsnapers. Come of Come on
Tt. non who has influence enough to divide the
,art, doesn't have to ask to be forgiven. lie Juso
waits for the party to come to MIN. Johh he,s :"
on INSTANCE of it, All the fat offices are held py
mon who showed capacity for making trouble IN
tho marty and had to be bought OIL. Scare hiin
some other way.
r,,,. ,,rs, 10 summer weather. although duly
o1io.oa by the experts. was more or less OF
a SUNRISE to most people. The TACT ls' i'll o'''
Iotitudcs weather is little more than series
=, oucb surnrises The seasons arrive ana de-
rort irregularly: they are always a little warmer
or little colder than the average, or Ho'ic
shorter or a little longer and though 'hcre -
n semblapcc of persistence, for several weeks d.
-, time of what the metcorologists call type
after il il once fairly established, yet, 10 the
ordinary observer, there is an astonishing amount
of alteration between sunshine ana RAM he'o
and cold clear, crisp bracing days ana suhoca,ihs'
rnervatinx humidity. Nevertheless, hO''c
scrutipv NJ the returns from Europe and America
elbows that on both sides Of the Atlantic, WITHIN
the last two or three weeks there has peen
General readjustment of weather conditions, anu
that spring has given way to summer In rahcc
and England the change came Iittle carrier o'"h
in North America and the heat has oeeh hore
excessive there perhaps than here VI coaise' III
dividual hot waves like the present one cannon uSu
olv be expected TO remain more than three OF Ioui
DAYS: but now that they have begun 10 COME ~
is reasonable TO look for more OF the same hin"'
And those precautions in dress, diet. exercise
and diversion which the season demands cannot
be too promptly nor too generally adopted.
These are the days to remember the Fresh-Air
Fund.
A Democratic Democrat writes to The New
York Times that the way for senator hui l"
save himself from rcproach' is TO publicly give
out that he withdraws from seeking the hotniha-
ton, and that he favors and Will give an honest
support TO the nomination of Mr. Cleveland.
Tho writer ought TO send marked copy 10 Sena-
tor Hill and then put his ear TO the ground ana
listen for the effect 1t is ten to one that thls
plan has never occurred to Mr.. Hill. lie may
jump at it.
| The report that Mr.. Cleveland has consui'ed
Senator Hill concerning new campaign photo-
, graph is not confirmed
Nothing good is likely TO come out Of this
rammanv Excise Board There is reason to be-
| ucve that in every case in which applications for
licenses have been rejected, the applicant was
no, strong In the Tammany faith, or could not
give a satisfactory guarantee that he would de-
liver sufficient number Of votes for Tammany
| I'm Noyember