New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-30

I Steuben steps 70 the front, and with modesty
bat still with Grmncss insists that She has mad"
the banner record this spring. Steubcn is aware
that nearly every county in the State has placed
the brand of condemnation upon the Democratic
gang which stole the Senate. But while not
dctracting in The least from the good work which
the rest Of New.iork has accomplished for the
cause Of honest elections, Stcubcn submits that
she has done more than any Of her sister counties
/ Hem il the way Tie Stcuben Courier puts II ::
steutcn Comfy did Mt stop when She rcbuked the
visor, fr Den. cratic majority Of four 20 Rcpn'
/ bean majority ~ ,itt".u ~ ''r eleven dti,r 'ni
20 la,t year lis year the cite, ior the first time
elect Republican Mayor. one ~ them 4, th" home
walker The Republicans wcr, also victorious I'm
every 81 The village contests. except lrtHburs.
Wa practi"lly a ricnn sweep and hera j. the roll
of honor Horncll,vlIc. Corning. Bath; Addison Can-
isteo. COhocton. ~aVona, Hammond port ana Wayland
Match n II you ca.
This certainly is . splendid showing. II may
occur 10 Jud,e Maynard 20 rut 1t out and paste
II IL his lat.
David B Hill sid not long ago that he would
r. ..- have tao DELEGATES than the brass bands
# bcgir. ... If he wouldn't have either
Record breaking has h,cun early the At
T.
fo.u,l. too. without ans special effort In fact,
IN to- Improvement, ON the French Line have
boo un1c without the spur of competition which
ha. nc.n ,o powerful with the English and Ger
.. ..,- and 80 they an m the more crciitabc
... o.. cpmplny The voyage from llavrc has
now been brought inside Of scvcn days. having
been reduced nearly five hours. la Tourainrs
new record Is simply advance upon herself,
she had already made the lest time between ITayrc
and Nc,y-lork.
Superintendent Conl,lin Ia, resigned" ono Of
the few. the immortal names that were not horn
70 G,c7
II the aim Of the authors Of the recent cN-
plosions az Paris 10 tcrrorilc the French author
tiles 10 such degree ~ 10 deter them from melting
out justice 10 the Anarchist offenders against
the laws Of the land. they manifest singular
ignorance Of the spirit which reignS IN French
official circles-an Ignorance which goes FAY
toward confirming the theory that the pcrpetra-
tors of these diabolica outrages not of French
but of foreign origin. Paris is thrOnged with
horde cf foreign outlaws who make the banks
of the Seine the headquarters for the organization
of their onSpiracics against law and order. not
only in the countries from which they have been
expelled, but also in France, which accords To
all strangers generous and liberal hospitality.
The most violent and destructive OF the leaders
of the Commune Instruction in 81 were nearly
all forciqn outcasts. aud it is probable that il
the French Government now adopts stringent meas
urcs with regard To ito foreign guests of doubtful
reputation such outragrs as that which took place
on Sunday last in the Rue Clichy will cease.
Meanwhile il is 10 be feared that although the
authors Of the explosions will certainly fail in
,Io;r fcrrO
officials from performing their duty Yet that
their SUCCESS in escaping detection and punish
ment may encourage Anarchist fanatics in other
countries and cities to follow their example. They
should be hunted down and punished without
mercy or consideration as enemies not OF any OF
gained government, but of humanity.
Senator McCarren of Brooklyn, objected TO the
immediate passage OF the Speedway repeal bill,
and declared that he was not going To crawl to
public opinion We don't blame him. On the
contrary we advise him to crawl away from it
into some sequestcrcd nook as fast as possible.
The young men of Princeton have shown their
keen interest Ia the coming Presidential campaign
md their appreciation OF the Issues involved by
their enthusiastic mass meeting the other evening
70 form an active Republican club. The great
majority Of the young men VINO are found in the
colleges bclon. by birth and heritage to the Rcpub
lican party. but it is a favorte assumption of the
MuQwumps and the Young Democrats" of the
Massachusetts, variety that the wide-awake and
intelligent undergraduates of to-day have been 50
bcjugeled by contemplation of the beauties OF free
trade in the lecture room under the guidance of
their respective professors that they ready to
cast their political fortunes as body into the
bottomlcss pit OF Democracy. The Harvard stu
dents. who suffer under rather unfortunate sur
roundngs, not long ago shook the faith of their
Mugwump friends by starting Republican Club
with q glow Of enthusiasm that promised much
and secured at the very outset a membership suf-
Rcisnt To cast the much-yaunted Free Wool