New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-16

law requires Of him. All the Governor mas 10 90
in order to get the information Is 10 reao 'ie
interview with Courtney published In Inc view
York Sun" to which we nave seNerai ''e'
called attention. Mr.. Flower cannot be so pre-
ternaturaly innocent as ne WISHES Pe'p',
to think. His duty as respects the threatened
violation OF the law is piaih' anu nc 0"'"O
afford to neglect it,
One way of wringing from the Democrats "'
Washington the redemption OF their solen'"
pledges will be to elect Republican cahuiu"'e'
everywhere this fall.
They are able to count up the full cost OF
the Worlds Fair now. The figures showing
the amount are worthy of special CONSIDERATION
The total expenditure reaches s3o.26l,4So his
is more than three times the most eN''a'
CANT estimates made at the time chicago -"
dertook the work of providing the rai''
one who has seen the great EApo''0
doubt that the game is worth the caiiu'e'
great credit is due TO Chicago ior "o' -.
tating to do things on broad scare am
liberal hand Blessings are SAID 10 VI
as they take their flight. Evidence Vi '"'
truth Of the common saying Is iurhS"e" "
the circumstance that on chicago LAY 90"
| the day following more than mihoi peop'o
passed through the Fair gates. E'iue".' VIZ
Exhibition is beginning to be appie''"
,ha country at large. Only few weeks at
49,. remain There is still opportunity for
many thousands to visit the Fair IL ought
| to be improved.
plunxitt retires from the State Senate ou'
Tim" Sullivan comes in The net gam io' '''''
est legislation is invisible.
Why should Commissioner Andrews "eep az.
wall and gnash his teeth because ne uio io' ee'
the entire sum which he asked LOT ioi
| cleaning? lie asked for too much, ana I'D" Dee'
| treated most generously He Will nave plenty "a
money to do the work with If he only eNpe"u' -
i'm the right way and devotes 1t all 10 i'S iesil'
mate use Is he prepared to do this? f'ooaoy
not and he will be profuse in excuses py-ah'-
Nv for uncleaned streets on the srouhu ''a
| sufficient money was not supplied Mill az on
| events a vast deal can be done WIN 'he la &c
sum granted by the Board of Estimate. Let MI II.
Andrews brace up, pull himself toge'her' anu
resolve to take hold of the work in the rlgn'
spirit at the beginning of next year. II VIII W.
| M good TO whine and grumble.
uavor Roodv has been indicated so far as
to receive denomination at the hanos VI
the BROOKLYN Ring. Now he has the people
to deal with, and their account is long one
! II State Senator Donaldson has to nght as
hard for his reelection as he has fought for his
denomination, he will be exceedingly weary oy
November I. No fewer than 80 ballots were
,as, bofore the Republicans OF the XXth Dis
trict could agree upon him as their Representa-
tive I'M, they finally decided by a unanimous
vote that he was entitled to another term, and
as tho district is safely Republican. 1t IS fair 10
assume that the hardest part of Mr. Donald
son,s tourney toward Albany has been per-
formed.
Mr. Schieron adequately represents all the
anti-Ring clements in Brooklyn. with uhi'e'
support such is pledged TO him. 'he re
suIt will be the downfall Of the Ring ana th'
re-cstabshmcnt Of clean and honest govern
ment In the city beyond the big Bridge.
Tho Rcnrblicans Of the XXVITIth Senate Dis
trict have rcnomnated Mr. Saxton. the au'hol
Of tho BALLOT Reform law As the district is
overwhelmingly Republican there is not the
slightest doubt Of his reelection by PATTERNS
ma ioritv This Is az Il should be. Mr.. SaXtot
il ono ~ the most useful. of the ablest, an'
ono If ,hr cleancst members Of the Legislature
H.. has made mistakes. and at times he is lack
ir, i'm argrcssiveness and that robust power %
resistance so desirable in public life; but asiu'
from This his record Is an cnviabe one, ana
with his avowcd determination toward NOR
,.aI in the interest Of tho people than ever De
fore there is no reason why he shouih MOI al
tain a place In the foremost ranks OF the part!
in This state. lie Is progressive and Is Ill
stiuctiyelv on the side of reformatory icgSi'
ton. lie aims to do right every time. +"
sucb = man there is future beyond the hall
. OF the Legislature
Not to have rcnominated Mayor Body woul
. have boen 4 confession by the Ring that nj
, administration had been an abject failure. IN
verdict of the people remains to be rendered.
- Governor Mckinley is now getting some I'M
, nortant assistance in the campaign which he !
= CARRYING on So rcsolutcly in Ohio Ex-Speake
~, Rood has begun a series of speeches In the Stat'
and a number of other prominent and eHectiv
+ Republican speakers are going to lend nan
=. IN tho gallant Major The State Committee ha
: done wisely to secure outside help. In specla
, CONGO tho canvass in Ohio is being conducte
>. on National issues. and the entire country ma
. , nr,found interest in the result. The tide
- stiu setting strongly in favor Of Governor No
.. Iinlev and to all appearance there Is II
% nrobability of its turning. MAJOR Mckinney
pa. n,urolitv two years ago was $1,000. He
# stronger and more popular now than he wa
It then Ohio will undoubtedly give good az
@ count Of herself in November.
a PERSONAL.