New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03

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,'..,, nav, w;,tcr will be hailed with satisfaction
L.. the friends of wise and honest legislation.
yh,,ovor f,te NAV next befall the Home
u,,, o.,s. Mr. Gladstone has already won
noble victory.
To-morrow has been set apart a. New-iofk
Dov at the Worlds Fair. IT is earnestly lioPeo
that the people OF the Empire STATE VIII o'SP'"s
s;o;on, deo,ee of interest TO make the oc-
co.;op an UNQUALIFIED success. \ humoer VI
eminent NEWCOMERS will be present ana take
nov. I, tbe exercises which have been arrangeo'
and , ooodIv number of others onght TO DE IN
attendance IL has been charged-uhJ"s"y. !" w
.u,e-tbat New-York's interest III Tic i"'
lukewarm, and that this city IS sun sore ''
,ve lost the prize which Chicago secureo' io''i''s
there are people in Chicago who stiii oeho'0 s""
this il the case New-lOrk state LAY VIII
q splendid opportunity for showing 'he ""' -
ness of all the charges to this eree'' -e -
..s handsome and stately building on the Far
grounds by which, and by its lioerai app'op," A.,
Of $500 900. it has manifested its interest III '"e
. Txnosition in an unmistakabe manner.
r. tho celebration of New-York Day Is kept on
the same plane there will be no fault to iihu'
ncar Providence on Friday because man III
al,.oo Of , sonal took the chances and let one OF
thcm into n block when lie should have held IL.
lilo ought not 10 be retained for an hour in place
offering such opportunities to credulity
rocm entitled. The Old Waltz" by Walter
Ie,,ned-New-L ondon's ever charming bard-ls en-
iovinO q wide and we'll deserved circulation gus.
now. IL is in fact as winning lyric a. one woui"
bc ant 10 meet with in days reading. But IL
Mr.. Learned will pardon US, it contains ueiec''
The Flemish is i'm the first verse
An organ grinder, If l knew
Some soft Italian curse or TWO
With emphasis upon IL, H.. ,i,
I'd shout to him whose tuneiess am
Has so unkindly broken III
Upon and my sonnet
Now we submit TO Mr.. Learned IN all hinunes'
that he ought not to discriminate against "o,n'
made Anglo-SaXon curses in FAVOR vi '"o ~"
rorted article His wish TO hnrl some I'LL
rrecatory remarks at the organ srihi'er, "oPihs
Nv 90 doing TO induce him to move on. But why
cast about for Italian curses when the poe'
mother tongue abounds with curses red win
uncommon wrath? Best swear not at all Nf.
Learned. but if You must break out do not forget
,h,t th.,e il mn occ,son for You TO look to Italy
for hlood-curllling, organ-stoppng eXpletiNes.
IL
Elections upon the resources Of the language vi
your OVID, your native lanl.
Governor Waite wants blood up to the horses
brides. while Governor Tillman, Whose sensiblii-
tics arr, pcrhaps little more delicate prefers
series Of hangings 1t is the capitalists that pot
If them are after. II i, dreadful TO think that
tho day may come when the Governor OF South
Carolina will complain to the Governor of Col
or,do that il is a long time between capitalists.
Although the Storthing has adjourned for It's
customary autumn vacation, there are no mdica-
tions of any decline of the luminosity between
Norway and Sweden On the contrary, matters
,re Going from bad TO worse an tho Nationalist
leaders in Christania including the Cabinet Min
isters who have Just quilted Office. now openly
admit that their demands for consular and dplo-
matte representation distinct from that of sweden
must not be regarded "a Il final opJect or denhi'c
AIM but merely rs one OF the means lor DRINKING
about the complete dissolution OF the union De-
tween the two countries. At the recent inter-
n,t;onol labor congress al Zurich. stress was laid
an the probability Of an early outbreak of civil
way between Norway and Sweden in the debate
on the subject of a universal military strike. and
while the Storthinc has refused 10 vote the Nor
wooian quota of Tie civil list payaolc 10 Nh9
Oscar and to the Crown Prince, il has voted
without any hesitation large subsidy to the
x,,i,nal Schuetzen and Rife Association, in view
If the approaching struggle. All King Oscars
efforts 70 bring about compromise have falied'
q, fact Attributable not alone to the determination
of the Norwegians to sunder the bonds that unite
them 70 the sister kingdom, hut also to the
oouaIlv firm resolve of the Swedcs to prevent by
force of arms if necessary, separation III any
form The situation has become intoleraDle, anu
II is doubtful whether King Oscar will he able II
nrevent either conflict between his two king
doms or a revolution and proclamation oil
republic al Christiania during the twelve months
that must vet elapsc before the expiration Oh
the present .>torthing, which cannot constitn-
,;ouolly be either prorogued or dissolved by the
Sovereign.
Postmaster Dayton wants the municipal police
10 establish "A patrol in the Postoffce IN order II
prevcnt rufIians and loafers from congre2ating III
the corridors and making it unpleasant for people
who visit the building business. II is doubtful
whether the police have any jurisdiction over
Federal territory hut there is no question that
something ought to be done To suppress the
nuisance of which the Postmaster complains. IL
j.; during cold weather that it especially ftouri'es
and steps should be taken before winter sets in
IN keen the Postotlicc free from the class oi men
who regularly make it loungrs-place.
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PERSONAL.
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