New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-26
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a fact that has long been known" Is what
"r1e Louisville Couricr-Journar calls the TACT
that we here in the United States pay more Tor
railway labor than any other country. II is maa'
dro;t for The CouricrJournal" to direct at
! ,ortion IN a fact which would not he possih"
but for the policy of Protection which it assa
so fcrociOusly.
"Thc Albany Journal quotes state Controller
| Comnbcl ~ saving that the Legislature was
continuing TO exempt so much property from Jana
ton that he thought it was about time llst vi
exempted property should be prepared Inc ias'
LEGISLATURE provided for the preparation OF suc,,
list bv the Boards of Assessors. The Controher
stated that when the list was prepared he wouiu
submit it TO the legislature, so that II may see
what "A large amount Of property IL now eAc'nP.
I from taxation, either under general or special
law The Controller neglected TO add that the
Democratic legislature of 1893, not content with
raising the ta>-ratc, added largely to the list OF
tax exemptions.
All Civil Service dcformcrs are fighting Presi-
dent Cleveland according to The Christian
Inon.r AL yes: and the head and front OF the
dcformcrs if Axcman Maxwell who was appointed
by the President. Queer, isn't it?
Mr. Corbctt, pugst, has incidentally mentioned
70 bis professional brother, Mr.. Mitchell, that 1t
| i time 10 quit talking II is half suspected that
/ If tho time had come for both OF them 10 quiz
This mortal coil the world would manage to bear
nm braveIy Al il surveyed the additional room
consequent upon the loss of their company.
The Reform Administration of South Carolina
need not expect to receive much general nAin@
pathy in its novel crusade against liquor 80 long
rs il dispcns,s such Unexpectedly small salaries
10 the women employed in its dispensaries lhese
women are paid 81 30 week and work from
in the morning until in the aiternooh-"i'i an
hour for dinner. On this state OF iac's Inc
Charleston News and Courier is moved TO MAKE
this trnchant criticism
The Reform Administration has protested 10 oe
nightly concerned for the welfare OF the women '
p,ovcd I'm the cotton factories and has passed S'
r,r, law to protect them from being overworh'o
v., tho Administration finds II necessary to employ
Wilt, women for it, own work, however IL WIDTHS
then, ten hours day for the wages PAID 10 'he
least Intelligent and least efficient class OF worKerS Ill
the State.
The l1uor traffic Of South Carolina doubtless
woods reforming But it cannot need II 50 oady
a. the rcformers who are responsible for the saia-
rie, paid 10 the women III question
TN. slate for Senator's and Ass"mbymcn IN this
city will he fixed up" The New-fork "oriu
s,ates ..,yhen the leaders get back from their
vacations THE leaders" is evidently typo
graphical error for Richard Croker.
would naturally suppose nn and al OF ass s
nio ,yr.,,na to ne n Democratic President and the
nGicial head OF the party.-tThc Lous|ne 'ou'i''
Journal.
Some Of these days when Colonel Wa't"rsoh Is
on his way East let him break his Journey a'
Albany If he will do so and improve HIS oPpoi-
tunity he will discover in the state OFFICES d
,,ro. number of Democrats who are anything nut
. rIo,.,ord- Democrats. Ty consulting the files
Of The Albany Argus" he will learn from ula'
trustworthy exponent of Democracy that the
Democratic officials III question owed their ap-
noi,tmcn, primarily 10 the fact that they hui
onpos,d Cleveland or at least had done nothing
for him in the campaign which resulted III MS
.,cction. Having acquired this information tue
Colonel will resume his journey WIN Tue co"-
sclou,nc,s that he talking through MS Ia.
, Ia ,yrotc that one would naturally sup
pose that all of Ms who are Democrats are N'e'c-
land Democrats
The demand of some Of the directors OF 'he
Manhattan Company for the exclusive priNi's'
Of furnishing rapid transit to TINS Town i "'
most audacious thing yet heard III cohheV''oi
with this subject. Ii should not We e"''''a,''V
,or moment by the Rapid Transit Com
missoners.
AT present" says The Albany Argus WHOSE
craftsmanship has d bad habit OF interfering WIN
the healthy exercise OF its perccptlvc iacui'i's-
&" the Republican party has no qualities TO INSPIRE
, the confidence and respect of the voters al
inspection of the present political condition u
Albany County rcfutes this assertion. seeing tha
three ont Of the four Assemblymen elected by the
. voters of that county are Republicans