New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
THE talk OF THE DAY

One OF the most eloquent, digniheu anu ianous
ciorcvmen OF this city recently received letter from
a rough and ready Western man winch i''h ao'''"i"o
IKE This Dear Sir: dropped into your place i"Ss
sunday ard heard you preach In the main 'Heu "n''
Won said first rate but when you remarked IN one pae
that men, OF themselves, are unable 10 40 ANY s'~
thing yu were talking through your nat Out my way
I know plenty OF tough men who sometimes 90 noole
and good actions. Excuse my blunt way OF niiKhs'
but | am n plain man and prefer 10 caii 'pS
spade Just give human nature snow ana AN
srre your sermons will be much more ehee'i'e'
f. A. Hennon of Paris, Franc Is gs ns az az me me
largest manufactures OF cotton thread ~ we n,,
concern with seven mills ana ooOo,oVo ran @ppsca'
her people and her customs, he has very little isihg
the Mckinley tariff which, ne de laTs 10 IN NJ
pohbltive in It's effect on the foreign aa ~ he
line. We cannot now sell Il spool IN nheiioi, ne
suid have been trying 10 do 30 but II Is Useless
our prices lave naturally been forced so much higher
in order to try and maintain our noid ne'c; uss
lllyers will not buy. Our brands have Dcch IN use
here foy.two years, but 1t doesn't help US particle:
been IN this country four times travslirf
am writing a sort OF Illustrated guide giving my
inipiesions of the country, people and customs. OF
cenlipn | am II great admirer OF America, OF your
enss your hote y2r means Sbt St xo psope
excel.T-tDetrOit Tribune
On the morning Of the Rhode Island election Tho
Atlanta Journal" remarked: The Democrats have
forced the fighting and have kept their opponents on
the run ever since the campaign opene'" EAacuy
80 and the Republicans got so used to running that
by the time election day came around they Just ran
clean ahead Of the Democrats. 1t is dangerous
thing for the Democrats to get their opponents on inc
run.
A PROCESS OF REDUCTION.
The older man, with work and pains
PILED up his greenbacks, bonds and stocks
And, musing his mighty gains, .
Find Satisfaction I'm his rocks"
In course Of time he has to die,
4, e'en the richest mortal must
Then docs his son the wealth make fly,
Far wide and near, In shape OF dus.. ,r.I
indianapolis Jourrai
For sale cheap several tons Of chemicals warranted
TO produce deep red light. Reason for selling CIR
cumstances over which the advertiser had no c'nroi.
Amply 10 the Rhode Island Campaign Department OK
The World"
There Too-Thc Angel Gabriel preparing to sound
the last trump)-silence' nov ,u., second, I've
sent a boy for my kodak .-(Chicago Tribune
A Rrookyn Irshman points out the fact that many
Irish names are OF French origin. Dow is a corruption
OF D'Au Darcy Of D'orssy. Lacy of DE Lacey ana
Delaney Of D'Eleny. This suggests that when T. NV"
YER Of this town. made police Justice "icheo
wag declared that the name Diver Is really cof'u|
ton 0. De We're.
A DEMOCRATIC POLITICIAN.
rronnvson,s "I,rookp as revised and sung by DAVIS
with many a twist. l fume and fret,
Iy many and city.
move IN crowds, both dry and wet,
>,ill murmuIing my dit,y.
slip. ! slide, walk, dance.
Around each trading fellow.
AID p,'' make usp' Iny7 foiiowers below.
i pun the strings. they shout and b.ev'
and cheSE my fortunes o,ay ror even snd CO.
But ! surrender nsver.
wind about and in and out
While enemies are railing.
l bmvely put them all 20 rout,
Aud never think Of failing
little feel their shafts Of spite
Upon me as | travel ,
And AS ! grope in dark aud lishS
! many scheme unravel
And draw tho crowd along. ard 50
They cheer my fortunes ever.
But / surrender never
steal a state. plan, plot
Tn. boys hap forget noc
For | with them will larry
And whether und2r moon or stars,
make my way and nothing mars
My buoyant boom and windy:
- That Insi'T am lin IT. ever,
For candidates may come ana go
b"' '"''' springfield Union.
.r,, wordv feels n great deal bluer than thas
HIM, light which 1t going to display the other
evening in case the Republicans won IN khoae i'ai0'
! A,or-ciation.-iIe was II man of age and wisdom M
She wns woman Of youth and beauty hesn , o ny
n.p ~ ii"dy patient seaTh for truth. his aiiurs
nv y, ,ccssNas he had braved and enjoyed both IA
about ali the wors ending IN olosS , 10 nut ,o ns
IpNmSht him not safety OF knOwledsa sun he uHs s
ioms The same rugged pathway that led to seeming
"nIShtenment-constanty he explored new avenues Oh
shs listened with such mpt and grateful interest that
the man of science felt he mad found rarely sSnlS''
thet!c soul. a. NAM, no gary nica
,vbere one has hlack FOX that sort OF thing -tr'A
The will of Walt whitman leaves lesacies to various
r.r>on. amounting to $3.50. DIR. II. NJ Bucke, OF
London ontario Canada; Thomas b. Harmed, OF cam
dem and Horace Traubel, Of the same town. are ap-
poInted executors
| Crtcism.-" Miss Keats, said Choliy van Ahtworp
IN nj. Young Boston friend. what do you Bostonians
| mink of our Madison square Garden Diana
well She Is Ike most Of your Now-iork women,
r,urued Miss Keats. fine in figure, but too-er-too
| Ih,,l.