New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

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tho circumstancethat eight Of the twenty-slH are
fro,, this corner Of the State-nameiy' MesSiS'
Cochran. Coombs. Cummings, Dunphy' he"ui',
pvor Sickles and Straus. Other members VI
this honorable company were Mr.. outh""' "
Ohio: Mr. Geary. OF California; Mr.. Bryan o-
Nebraska. and Or. Everett. of Massachusetts
Of tho thirteen Democrats representing missouri
only six voted against Mr. JOY. we give a
honor m the courageous men VINO reiuseu ~
vote awav their sef-respect. The majority Me'e
engaged in an indefensible and outrageous piece
Of business
The LEGISLATURE has not yet rtuced the pawn
-, eoos II will be a dscredtable thing
a. marked reduction is not made at this SESSION.
!. " -, tho State Senators or Assemblymen
willing 10 acknowledge that they are III 'he
.'.ah, =, tho ravenous and unscrupuous pawn
brokers of this city?
Tho hill nroviding that the expenses of the
schooship St Mary's shall be paid oS '"e 80
20 q thoroughly deserving measure, and ought 10
nooon,a law The Empire State Of the Union
ought NOT 70 fail behind Pennsylvania and Massa-
ChuSettS
the training of young mariners. This schoo'-
.h,, accomnishes results of great Importance
a ,,o,ua to the mercantile community, anu IL
o,,oht to receive the liberal support of the state.
~, od argument can be advanced against the
bill for the schoolship.
rh trong movement against the Brooklyn
Donocratic Ring which has been started py 'he
,,donor6ent Democrats Is full of encourage
WAN, and II Is the most promising movement vi
tho kind that we recall. number or years aso
rho eo-called Jeffersonian Democracy was torfheo
on a basis Of opposition to Boss McLaus"'i
wbereupon the Boss announced that ne "oui1
retire from active politics. He only reureu iii'o
the background, and never took MS manu- oii VI,
wires. but the Jeffersonians were soon dpSoio io.'
bv the r gulars, and there has been no syS'e""N
oppositon since then until now Inc p'e''
movement has made good start anu "ppe
10 have come to stay. Its spokesmeh asSe'' 'i'e,'
intention Of going TO the State Convention Win
the claim that it Is the Democratic orgah%d''oh
NJ Kings County. That the McLaugh'inites nave
taken alarm Is shown by the franuc eiior.'
made last week in the direction OF re-ehroii'en''
tho results of which are described py the MI
Iauphlin organ as immense. Plainly the Vessei
long steered by the Wlloughby-st. Boss mas en-
tered stormy waters
Patrick Diver still degrades. debases ana ue
files the Police Court bench of this city. IL the
Grand Jury fails to relieve Newly City ol ''i'
disgrace the Legislature ought to act.
II is reported that Richard Croker the iiiilIioi-
a,re boss OF Tammany Hail. has started fas.-
ward from California. and will gratify ana siau-
den his faithful and devoted SUBJECTS oi '"i'
metropols by his benignant presence "i'hi"
few days Possibly Mr.. Croker al'er MS ie'''i
- Nov.york will coadescend to inform the loyal
and attached community over which he lu'e' a"
% tho sources OF lis enormous wealth. a great
many people woul. like TO know now fortune
can be acquired with so bewildering swiftness
...,,ho,,, arv visible and acknowledged sources OF
legitimate revenue.
The baseball season, the tennis season. ana the
o,r ts,ard trout-hshing season are open. Win
ter Is as dead door nall
The election inspectors in Troy who permitted
repeating and other crimes at the recent eiec'io"
ore now being brought to book. Several Of them
have been held for the action OF the Grand jury
win Grand Jury selected under the orders Oh
BOSS
Governor Flower had had due regard Tor the
| ,,,orests Of Justice he would have opened the
| .,,, for the bringing OF these cases before a
snocial Grand Jury free from the Murphy lnnu-
| o,cc and would also have intrusted the
| rosocution To Attorney General Hancock. the
course which the Governor did pursue shows tnat
| bo "a pIaying into Murphy's hands. he INSISTED
| on imnosing certain conditions on Mr.. Hancock
| which the latter, inasmuch as he would De re-
sponsible for the whole matter. properly reiuseu
| to accept Mr.. Flowers action shows that he
estimates the friendness Of Senator Murphy
above the punishment OF murderers and election
criminals.
| Inquiry Is made as to what precisely 'he
| marching hosts OF Coxey & Co. are moving OH
Washington for. The ostensble original purpose
we believe. was to impress Congress by great
demonstration with the necessity for appropria'-
ing several hundred millions Of money to inter-
,,I ,rnrovements in order to furnish occupation
for the unemployed. We suspect however, that
| .ha nresent intention Is to enter organized
! nrotost against Senator Hansbroughs plan Tor
| cha ex.err,ination of the new thistle. They say
that with the springing up OF new kinds OF jack
| osses all through the West the feeling against
new kinds OF thistle is ridiculous In the extreme
| u ,s Gratifying 10 note that the Provident Loan
| cociatv an admirable enterprise intended To
| henedt the poor and with no selfish motive OF
aim "a likely TO receive the approval OF the Leg
islature within a short time. The bill providing
for the establishment Of this institution has made
, good progress recently. 1t ought to become
| law at the earliest possible moment No hones'
and Intelligent citizen can say word against IT,
7, is n praiseworthy undertaking from ever!
PERSONAL.