New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05


The announcement is made from tne Me' ,,,;,i
mart of the State that Governor 49, o.t
.~, On. stumn for Cleveland the latter Pai0
'.N. on,hn The Governor has gone to Bul-
w., .. rot a fair start by way of the Erie canal
- 10 docs NOT get here in time to take 'ne
a.,u,n .tbo latter part Of this month lie WIZ
~ I hord in time TO take it the latter part OF
=. rno,tb He comes by canal boat, OIL 'o
I;o of nbvsicians TO avoid the mddoehihs
.,ni.I % enthusiasm for Cleveland and Steven
son which is understood in every town III 'hc
State TO pervade some other 'o""'
O,r Versatile contemporary, "Ihe Ne"-1orh
World.r reporting the meeting OF hepuphcan 40
sociation on Monday night at winch reires''u''n,'
were served, describes 1T as citcIhns '''e' VIZ
| goodies" On the same page Is icpo,' "
an enthusiastic campaign meeting vi io',',
nomocr,ts" where "a collation. was served, when
was followed by an hour of social chao' osne
thing. YOU see. COLLATION. at po'h niee'iiis''
Only the Republicans did it to eaten votes" whie
the Democrats Only wanted "a SOCIAL cia''
Yum. yam!
Tn accordance with President Lows re-
quest the Columbia sophOmores ana freshmen TO
Trained from the usual rush on opening day. Inc
liberal arts are surely advancing IN Ne"-io H.
The boys at Columbia are beginning Already "
| b" live up to" the fine new site which the COL
lege has secured.
Mr. Cleveland remarked yesterday that TINS Is
a time when the Constitution is held IN lighe
esteem "a against the accomplishment OF selfish
purposes bill of particulars was not 1ur-
nshed but probably what he meant TO nave MS
hearers infer from that oracuar utterancc was
that n Protective tariff is unconstitutional Inc
time was when Mr.. Cleveland had the courage
Of his convictions He is now tlmorous anu
equivoca when the platformmakers OF MS parry
are bold and plain-spoken.
Ralot-box stuf'ing is not good campaign
argument in New-Jersey-not even in Jersey City.
Candidate Wcrts appreciates this, though some OF
the Democratic bosses in that town are SLOW to
perceive it,
Prediction is somewhat risky business, but
we are not afraid to express the belief that Nr'
George Tcknor Curtis will not lose any sleep
because the regular and occasional producers OF
Free-rrade literature are beginning to dispute
hls claim to distinction a, student and ex-
poundcr Of the Constitution Of tho United States.
4 trolley car in Brooklyn ran away on Monday,
crashed into a telegraph pole and did a good
deal Of damage. Luckily the accident hap
pcncd early in the morning, when there were
no passengcrs There is only one trolley line
in Brooklyn running to Fulton Ferry, as yet.
What will be the condition Of things when
tier, are dozen? The trolley Is inevitable
in that city, however. Boo<lyns experience
should serve as a valuable warning to New York.
one Of the matters that are worrying the
Worlds Fair managers is the question of pro-
viding food for one or two hundred thousand
persons on the Fair grounds every day. II is
important, Of course, that the prices shall not he
too high, for visitors will be at the mercy OF
the rcstaurantkeepcS There should be strin-
cont rules. but rules cannot always he enforced
ind even when a stranger knows that he il tho
victim Of cxtoltion lie il more likely to pay and
say nothing than TO consume time by gong to
the trouble OF making complaint. On the
greatest day of. the Centennial Exposition there
wcrc between 100000 and 10000 visitors. IL
il not improbable that in Chicago the attendance
will rise 10 half million some days. How
this army 10 be provided for On the Fair
grounds and of Of them, is momentous problem.
We wage" SAYS Mr.. Cleveland. mo exter-
int o.