New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

,,ontly cultivated and actively exercised with "A
sincere and unselhsh purpose AS the owner anu
editor OF 1.-THE Augusta Chronicle he Is Wlneiy
known throughout the country and hlghV eS-
tcemed in his own State. to whose welfare 'hat
influential journal has largely contributed MI
Walsh has not been officehoder nut IN d
broader sense he has been public servant TOT
many years. and in knowledge and experience
"a well fitted 20 succeed Senator Colqultt.
Members Of the ma iority In the Legislature say
there is no reason for delay in the disposition
of the bill providing Police Board ior TINS Guy
eouallv divided between the Republican ana Demo-
cratic parties The sooner action is taken, there
fore the better Why should not this measure
be disposed Of this week?
The Dock DEPARTMENTS mouth is watering for
those millions They will make fine morsei
for fierce Tammlny appetites
The Troy Committee Of one Hundred. who
visited Albany last week only To receive insults
from Governor Flower and threats OF arrest from
his private secretary on the ground that theS
had committed n misiemeanOr in Insisting Oh
seeing the Governor on important business are
going 10 Albany again to-day; but they VIII
affair T.
This time they will appear before the Legislative
r"n,,r,t,oas on cities. and will be- sure OF a
cordial reception and a patient hearing. The
.,ooi,l object now I'm view is to secure the enact
ment Of a law which will take the control OF the
,,.. force of Troy out Of the hands Of men
selected for the sole purpose Of carrying out the
,tu -, Loss Nurphv The ma iority in the Legis-
,,,,. will undoubtedlv be willing to enact a law
satisfactory To the representatives, Of the best
sentiment II Troy. But what will Governor
Flower do about #? He has SHOWN the me-
AFFECT suhserViencN 10 M"'P'S % n,
prosecution Of the elecuon-day "'u'ue'e'' VIZ
he dare 10 sign police Dill ah'aso"'''N ~ w.
Boss Of Troy?
. ,,., a.,
Speaker CTiSp must " ~ " ,., .,,,
expert OPINION Oh '"' S"'''
OF Wild horses
,e,.r b,s rro,onp.1 absence from official duties
-, 1,,..ica pfv,.r mas returned 10 the bench.
III, ,,,oI,, q, l.ost g, pr.tence Of earning the
sg'o, ...,. which rho CITY paws him for SER
49,. ,,,o, ,.o,,rd ~. dear AT one-tenth Of the sum.
''''' ,...,t.. s,..,,ar, n he reformed
.,,,, M. nreseut Legislature finishes its work?
~ 49, ,. ,,..1 ,o- svseping and drastic
1910,
booths under them. New-fork has rlsn' -
exnect the LEGISLATURE - prevent ohJecuohaDie
spaces under the stations.
II e an iuperial decree i'm Prussia that in stat
uarv only the Hohenzoerns and representatives
If deposed sovereigntes shall in that country
cmnsnces SO cOmmemorated must H'u '"o"
, brazen way down the long avenues OF pos'eri'y
on foot which will be "A rugged march TOT MOST VI
them. with the prospect at last OF peils '''e''e
into the brass pot oi OBLIVION OF ''e iS ms r"
/ Of forgetfuness. hu' me uc'"'S "
mounted ones llkeWl'e' II '""' '"u'' ''."'''
pedestrians th'N VIII ""' i've any %
memory thhn th'N u'Se'' w. ~ " -, !.
| mounted on bronze "lpp'h"
brass winged ana sealed VIII" i'i'eu "'"' va
high Ger towering Atas' on WHOSE sno"'u'''
rest the stars terrific even to the sous' Dis
| marck on foot VIII loom 'thi'uS' '"e ~
| royalties around him Colossus among pSs''''''
to be remembered wheh they are al 'o' 80.
and II his bronze possessed 'he Po'e"'s y. "
original it could tip them all out oil 'he'r Sau"'"'
without the least difficulty hru'us ouS' III
! the Roman procession WAS "'S''"S"'"'" "' "
| memorial array or tIc rd'H''i""" "''' 'ON 49,
horse under It to give it distinction or show
which figure heads the column.
-
nv the most public-spirited and benevolent cti-
1ens Of New York Its aims are excellent There
! shou,d he no delay in making this bill law.
puhIic interests demand its passage
r. the Intelligent taxpayer of New-York would
,,i,,, careful scrutiny to the way in which the
,,h,,o funds IRE wasted throughout the city
,,o,. rou,d reaIize how prongate the expendi-
rar,orv Hall Actually is The men who
w., o,,,u,ovod on tho street movements. the Tam