New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

like molasscs candy, l. sweet
c,,. what Won will. Mr.. Cleveland acted gen
crousy by the Ncw-lork Mugwumps IN MS ais
,ribution Of favors. They said all along 'N''
thcy expected no Cabinet position ana th" i'c,i-
d.n,-clcct took care that they snouo hoV "0
dis,ppoiitcd No matter what you 10 II So'f
art j. truc. and his art Was tue to rrace'
Tairchild and tho rest
The NEGOTIATIONS now in progress p''"''"
Germany and Russia for the rc-estaolishheh' VI
closer commercial relations between the '"o cou'
,ric, are not without interest 10 uc '"l'"
STATES Should the projected treaty DC cop''u"1'
and the German market b" reop'h'" 10 "1'i'"'
..,..l ,roduc. from Russia, there would n'ces-
ark, result "A considerable decline i'll the "crih'h
demand for American broadstutis. Last year.
o,yin, 70 the economic warfare wagcd between
p.rlin and St. Petersburg, and the consequent
.hu,ting of Of the Russian supplies of corn ana
.Lo,, ,rorn Germany, the latter was forced 10
mako nm for the deficiency by importing gram from
,his country From an American point OF view'
,oref,rc succ, ~-fll issue OF tie present Russo
German noootiations will be subject for regret
81 c,nonnic Grounds although ii VIII DOUBT
Ia, fond 70 increase considerably the prospects
- the maintenance Of peace III the Od World
Tho breach NJ Albany results from tho state
NJ mind Of an important person at Lakewood
Mr. Cleveland j. not in humOr 10 So" his friends
turned down and thrust out all over the State.
Miss Tlyira Iydnor Miller. Of Louisville, mas
been writing a number of halcyon, not to Ray
voc,ferou4. verses in honor of Colonel Waiter
sons cstc mcd contemporary, the >ta-iyed ood-
d,.s II sccms that the goddess has bought hrr
ticket for Mr.. CevcandS Inauguration, ana
evidently it was that circumstance when caused
Miss Miller 10 break into song Here Is sam
pie of her joyous strain
orr star Eyed Goddess Of Reform
VIII take all Washington by Storm
Ard wear the flag To keep her Warm~
llurrah for old Kentucky!
The folks who praised her day and night
4I n, cSr i G"i~ shirts for sheer delight
IIurrah for old Kentucky!
And stern Republicans. whose fate
VA, 10 ,tay In the ring too n'e'
Viu cry she Is too fair 10 hate -
lIurrah for old Kentucky
Willie Gresham. As she meets his view.
Viii clap his hands and shout anew
"Thank Heaven | snapped that coon for YOU
liurrah for old Kentucky :.
4 GOOD many thousand Democrats, all admirers
Of the goddess. will be- in Washington on the Attn
If March, and certainly one Of the most novel
and picturesque features Of the great gala day
will be the spectacle which they will make rs
they form themselves into hollow squares on
pcpnsylyania-avc for the concurrent ecstatlc
tearing of their respective underwear. Let a.
come TO he generally known that the goddess Is
to have this unique tribute paid to her. and there
will M. the most cnormons crowd in Washington
nm Inouguration day that was got together
on this continent
Inst wear Mr.. Joseph jefferson delighted all
who heard the discourse on the drama when he
delivered at Yale University. That, we believe,
was his first appearance on any stage as "A
lecturer, hut happily it was not destined to be
his last On Wednesday evening, March !, he
will come forward in the same capacity at Car
ncgic Music Hall for the benefit of the Now
York kindergarten Association. There is not
a doubt that he will talk to n crowded house.
If 1.-THE Washington Post" is correct, Judge
Gresham once exclaimed willie he was Cabinet
officer under President Arthur, 81 would not be
Cabinet officer AGAIN for salary of $4,000,
600" We submit that tlm remark did the
Judge c1cat credit He doubtless felt that the
salary of a member of the Cabinet could not be
raised to 100000 without doing violence to
Jeiersonan simplicity.
II is n graceful compliment which the members
Of tho senate pay 10 Nice-Prcsidcnt Morton in
rendering him IA dinner, to take place in Wash
ineton tomorrow evening. The letter addressed
70 him was signed by all the Senators except
six. who were absent from the capital. Mr.
Morton has performed his duties as presiding
officer Of the Senate with grace, dignity and
tact, and has never for an instant forfeited the
respect Of either friend adversary. His de
parture from Washington will occasion deep and
wide regret. Most truly do the Senators say
in their letter: Your constant fairness and
signal ability have commanded our respect and
confidence and your uniform courtesy and I'M
varying kindness. nave won our regard and per-
sonal affection.
The friends Of the Hawaiian troaty In tho
Senate may as well understand row as later
that the new Administration comes into power
with II decided prejudice against the views OF
Webster, Marcy, Seward. Blaine and Harrison q