New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-23

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ment of such nature is some remote anu insc-
cessible forest far from the habitations OF null
In or near an order-loving settlement IL canhoe
but be discoriant and dangerous factor Inere
ought TO be law TO prevent the crea'loh vi 90
abominable nuisance in the vicinity OF quie'
town of homes.
The travelling Arion Club members are u SUI
cess as cementers Of international friehusinp'
Mr.. Cleveland, being lawyer. does not choose
to follow the Chicago platform makers IN thelr
onslaught upon the United States Supreme Court,
which has recently affirmed the constitutlonaIl'y
of the Tariff Act. We need not he remarks,
base our attacks upon questions of constitutional
permission OF legislative power" He evidently
thinks that the Chicago Convention went little
too far in overriding the decision of the highest
court.
Democrats in Congress ought TO remember that
the Columbus Exposition is designed to be a
Worlds Fair, not a Chicago sideshow 1t will
either honor or dishonor the United States.
The selection Of Mr.. ITarrty for the chair
manshp of the National Democratic Committee
cannot but sorely displeae that leading organ
of Pennsylvania Democracy, The Harrisburg
Patriot" When his name first suggested
for the place, it expressed itself in this frank
manner:
lie Is absolutely without the political experience
necessary to properly perform The duties OF the Office
lie has never won political battle through shrewd
the hero Of ward primaries and the leader Of acouS
dsputants In but two Important pDlltlcai Hi,l no
his attention was given to Philadelphia, the result Of
which was. to the amazcment of Governor fnttlsons
a
procuring for Delamatcr majority IN Pmladelpma OF
state. and though everything was favorable to the
Democracy mp election day, and many OF the best
Informed Republicans conceded their defeat probable,
the Republican majority Of 10000 IN le90 was
swollen to nearly $4,000
Now that TTarrity has been elected, it will be
interesting-panfully interesting-to watch The
Patriot" as it tries to swallow HMM the in
terest Of harmony
Commodore Perry's remark about "never giving
up the ship has apparently been reported to
Lord Salisbury.
1t is surprising to see so intelligent a journal
az The Brooklyn Eagle" speaking of the Re-
publican refusal to reapportOn the State y
Every intelligent and well-informed citizen OF
Ncw-Yorll knows that the Republican Legislature
in 1885 passed n Census bill modelled after that
approved by Governor Tilden ten years before.
and that in his superior wisdom David b. Hill
vetoed it, Mr. Jill was therefore solely RESPONSE
! bic for the failure TO reapporfion the State In
due time after the last census year. We expect
to find it necessary to restate the facts many
times more But The Eagle" ought not to need
| enlightenment on this point.
Mr.. Cleveland's attempt TO make the wage
earners love him for the platform which he
doesn't stand will prove failure
The Tribune Extra containing a detailed account
of the proceedings of the last General Assembly in
! Portland, Ore il receiving high praise from the
| leaders Of that body. Large orders have been
received for IT, and it is having wide circula-
ton among the members Of the Pres yterian
! Church Single copies % cents; sent postpaid
! 10 any address.
What's this, Senator Hill anxious TO resign
Does Governor Flower really need 80 much look
ing after2
Lord Salisbury Is reminded by a Tory organ
that his duty TO his sovereign requires him to
! hold on To office. Is he not also under obllga-
tions I, obey the will of the sovereign people |?
They have intmated TO him very plainly that
| nc must resign office.
| This il the cOnrndrum when DeHlocra's dli
over the State are attempting 10 guess just now ::
where wherr Emra's David.
WHERE, o where Elmra's David.
Where WHERE Elmra's David.
on Notification Night
II is understood that the Democratic State Com
mittce will prcscn: n prize Of a neatly bound
copy Of THE Campaign Life OF Cleveland" to
any person correctly guessing the conundrum.
The Madison Square gathering was success in
Point Of numbers. but considering the remarkable
efforts put forth. the enthusiasm was nothing 10
! brag Of 1Ammany may not be exactly sullen
and surly, hut il has not forgotten the vrulencc
with which it proclaimed AT Chicago that Mr.
| Cleveland could not carry this State without
| Ncw-Yorh. il IL universally conceded, Mr.. tlcve-
land cannot be elected. Hence it is not strange
| that Tammany does not enthusc over Il candidate
who is already as good a. beaten Iammany may
not be wise above what is written, but il knows
enough to read the handwriting of doom upon the
| wall.
PERSONAL.
| Ex-Governor Daniel II. Chamberlain. OF South
! Carolina whose OF Office marked by bitter.