New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10

lands having a Hornblower on the bench OF the
Supreme Court
Tho Hawaiian disclosures reveal the lowest
stage OF degradation ever reached IN American
Diplomacy Only fanatical partisans, VINO nave
surrendered their judgments and Wills 10 the
lseeping of President Cleveland, can transform
foul intrigue against friendly Government into
n policy of international justice and high
morality" The country recoils from 1t with
patriotic indignation and adherence
Even the most intimate friends OF members Oh
Mr. Cleyeland's Cabinet do not venture upon the
salutation How are YEP" nowadays 1t SOUNDS
too much like something ese
It would be too much, perhaps. 10 expect
Speaker Crisp to solve difficult questions Oh
parliamentary procedure by following the prece-
dents established by ex-Speaker Reed. but he
might at least take lesson from the imper-
turbabe good-nature with which that gentleman
sat serene amid all the hubbub and confusion
turbulent minority could make without ever los
ING his temper or wearing frown. One reason
why TON" Reed is so potent with other people Is
because he never loses control Of tom" Reed.
President Cleveland in his role Of Hawaiian
Warwick is a unique figure in diplomatic opera
bouffe.
Administration newspapers are printing ex-
tracts from foreign journals on the Hawaiian
question Of extremely complimentary char-
acter to the Cleveland Administration. perhaps
Mr. Bourke Cochran may take a hint from thls
Ind change his famous statement concerning
Mr.. Cleveand's astonishing popularity on every
day In the year except Election Day. so as 70
coyer the new revelation Of his astonishing popu-
Iartv in all the countries of the world except
his own.
The Democratic Busress Men at the Honman
House were anything but hilarious Even Gov
ernor Flowers typewriter eoquence failed to
shake them up.
So David B. Hill thinks that Alfred c. Chaplin
would be an available candidate for Governor.
Some people thought so three years age, ana
William c. DE Witt, It will be remembered went
TO Saratoga and made some remarks to that
effect. at the same time paying his respects 10
q certain "famboyant millionaire" who never
theless was nominated. Is II possible that
Chapin has recently removed to New-York ara
cast In his lot with Tammany In order 10 be IN
training for the Governorship?
President Dole towers in dignity above the
diplomatic intriguers in Washington and Ha-
wall who have been conspirng against him.
The Democracy received Its mandate from the
people in 1892 The Republicans In Congress
know what were the later returns In Novem-
Der. 1893. They will not help the Democracy IN
making a runous tariff. They will stand by
their convictions especially when they know
that the people ore now with them heart ana
soul.
II Mayor Schieren does not have much 10 say
in his message he will have great deal 10 90
during his term Of office.
When the supporters Of the ADMINISTRATOR"
,cad the remark OF Minister Wills that INC
Democrats are good for twenty years OF power
in this country. they will doubtless conclude 'ha'
an a prophet Minister Willis isn't good Tor h'ue"'
William r. Sheehan Is growing phiiosop"'es'
under the storms Of adversely. he says "
.never knew legislation designed solely I" ~.
vance er bsnedt . majority that oid not '''0'