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

! Some people are Of the opinion. more
over. that no better time than the pres
ent could be found for making such
| purchase In order t. make wise selection,
| however, IL would be necessary for the purchaser
to go abroad and look over the great sires there
carefully and critically before buying one. Incl
dentally it is a subject for reflection at present
that the Lexow Committee which reopens its
hearing to-day, is showing tendency to strike
at people Of very considerable prominence.
Maynard's name is on the Democratic banner,
call the ticket what you will
Hasn't Senator Hi forgotten something which
Is extremely important t. the success Of his can
vass? He has failed - give out for publication,
50 far as we know President Cleveland's letter
- congratulation on His nomination. Perhaps
the missive marked "personar' or "private'
or .conhdontiaI" and IN that case the excessive
dellcacy Of Mr.. Hill about making known It's
contents is expainablo: but If Mr.. Cleveland In
posed no secrecy upon ID" senator. "" n'. 80
call his attention to the fact that there is more
or less interest always in what the President of
the United states has to say upon public ques-
lions In this particular instance there are many
thouelnl Cleveland Democrats who are deeply
anxious 10 know what the President said in his
letter to Mr. Hill * it not therefore. his duty
To- crafty their curiosity? What was in the
letter. Senator?
The net results Of the great effort to secure
Democratic harmony are now perfectly evident
to the naked eye.
Whether an Independent state ticket IL run
by the anti-Hil Democrats not. there seems
l.,,I.t ,ln, FtlI Of coal ,irna-
lions will b. made in Brooklyn. II Candidate
fIu has made up his mind to begin his cam
paign in Brooklyn only on the condition that
unteI party confronts him there. it will be a
long time before he opens his mouth In that
CITY.
Candidate Hilrs initials stand Tor Deadly
Right and 50 does Ne. He can't get away
from Il.
THE London Times mildly but plainly init
mates that Chairman Wilson simply doesn't
know what he il talking about when he comes
over to England and assures the Free-Traders
that the American protective system is the
verge of everlasting smash. The Times would
Ike to believe Wilson'S fairy tale. but it knows
better II knows that he is a false prophet
who's. sublimatcd nonsense about the over
made ridiculous by enormously increased Re-
publican majoritles in every State that has held
an election since he first presented his tomfool
tariff smashing bin IN Congress.
Judge Gaynor is like the prudent man who
foreseeth the evil and hldeth himself
Good old Democratic times have come again.
nj mis- l<p nd
sent wheat down to the unheard-of price Of 50
cents n bushel Even at that figure the market
is distinguished In equal degree by the album
dance Of the grain and the scarcity OF the so
cents.
An astonishing rebuke has been administered
to President Cleveland in the mutilation Of the
"Democratlc Campaign Book" in order 70 ex-
punge his famous letters to Representative VIII
son and Catchings. He need not be downcast.
however The Republican managers and the
Republican press will not permit the country 10
forget those notable letters They chock fun
~ first-class campaign matter for the Republi-
can party. and will be- certain to have wide
circulation. party perndy ana party dishonor."
"the communism of peIf'' and "the deadly blight
Of treason blasting the counsels of the brave
are too good things to lose. They will not be
lost
The hin machine chickens are coming home
to roos and what lot of them there are.
Now that William Il. Grace and his patent
reversible Mayoralty boom have returned from
Europe the Greater Ncw-York is not an iri-
descent dream. but large and luminous actu-
ality. 1t would be impossible introduce Mr.
Grace's sense of his own Importance into any
city without enormously distendIng the cor
porate limits thereof
New-York has several ornaments on the bench
OF It's minor courts Heretofore Diver and
Roesch have easily carried off the palm Now
Hogan is pushing them hard.
Several times In the past the Republicans OF
Brooklyn have indorsed Democratic judicial noml-
nations and thus done their best to further what
"The Eagle we'll calls the "departisanship OF the
judiciary" They have done II again in the
case of Justice Cullen whose course on the bench
while it has called out some criticism, has on the
whole been eminenty fair and free from any poli-
zeal bias. His attitude in the Duchess County
case three years ago. and again In the appeal
from the conviction OF McKane won the APP
prevail OF all fair-minded men. His second cam
didacy will be a bitter dose to certain Dem
ocrats, but Of course his reelection is assured
Turn about Is fair play. and it happened that on
the day before the Republicans OF the Second
District decided to support Justice Cullen the
Democrats In the With District unanimously