New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-18
good could be done by measures looKinS u
larger supplies of money or further iAha'loh'

Twelve SoratOrs--nOt Il dangerous hiihorhS
ARA ouotad No opposed to the Hawaiian treaty.
Va nm, Of them has suggested reason lor HIS
rcsition except that we have territory ehouS"
and that we should not change our foreign policy
without prolonged consideration Isn't hioy years
If consideration enough? The absorption Oh
Hawaii las been time and again "eci"eu ~
American Secretaries of State TO be lheVi'aoie'
How could 1t ever come to rs more ea'ns' "''
less risk and expense than now
Az the elections last Tuesday in the towns OF
Madison Madison County, and DC Wit'' o'o"'"Sa
Comfy, the Myers voting machine was "scu'
Tho machine would appear to have given entire
satisfaction
"Thc London Daily Ncws' offers this dish-
torcstcd counsel in connection with the llawaiian
treaty:
u tbc scnotc reject Mr.. Harrison, treaty. the vel
m bo ' ~ Tho RepunIc abroad will regard II hav
ing escaped n serious danger Americans hhN' . ,o
advantages to gain which T.%I IN hn SPREAD OF the
Republic beyond tn" seas.
Arc we to include I" The News among the " we'll
wishes of the Republic? Is it its desire 10 see
rs escape a serious danger" Which prompts IL u
advise the rejection of the treaty. we o"Gh, 10
no much impressed with this kind and unseiilsh
interest IL is really touching.
lord Randolph Churchill has made the com
mon mistake Of substituting denunciatlon iof argu-
,nont His phrasinc is excellent, but his speech
is intc,npcrate in thought and utterly lacKinG III
sweetness and light.
A disnatch from Pcckskill in regard 10 tic
,csuIt Of the election in Putnam County on Tues
NnIlov-Nvhch went Demo
crotic-as "a stronghold of Asscmblyman Hami'r
,n,, Ei.h Well. all the towns Of Putnam would
ho stroncholds Of the gentleman named II they
consulted their best interests, for then they would
ho soldlv Republican But Putnam Valley hap
mons 70 bo Democratic stronghold; for years II
has returned a Democratic Supervisor
The Syracuse Journal calls upon the RepuD
leans Of that city 10 see 70 il that they eject as
many Supervisors as possible next Tuesday. tcr-
,"ini,. tbnv have every encouragement to do their
hondsomcst. seeing that the towns OF Ononda2a
Couptv outside OF Syracuse on Tuesday last elected
fourteen ont Of nineteen SUPERVISORS
rxccr,tor Fassett hit the nail on the head
Union he said that the Tammany idea relShs
.upremc at Albany the idea 9" that oiliccs are
No. nublic trusts but pcrQuistes. This is certainly
,rue in tho Assembly, bat, fortunately for the
nao,lc of the State, there are a few Democratic
So,o,or. who have TO an extent declared their IN
dependence Of Tammany Hall. Much power 70
their elbows.
Boston is showing the appreciation Of IT'S great
,-t preacher by the liberal response when us
citizens are making TO tire request for S'Io'cfiptphs
for Philips Brooks memorial. Already TIE
fund amounts TO over $4,000. One can sclr'ey
refrain from contrasting the disposition manifested
in Boston with that displayed in brooklyn after
Mr. Becchcr'- death, when half of the sum named
vas with difficulty secured for the erection Oh "a
statue OF the pastor Of Plymouth Charch.