New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

tor German will let him OF without aoJeo' pun"
ishment.
r, arv man has earned and deserved a renom-
ro,,o, II 70 the Hon Thomas b. Heed. In MS
case denomination and reelection are converu-
BILE terms
Gladstone's sight shows signs OF being again
obscured and another operation Is talked o.
At his great age there can be nttle nope Oh d
permanent restoration Of vision; but his mehtai
activity remains and bids fair to do 40 while ne
lives. and If his foil In their service 70 MIN
after fourscore years Of use he VIII not lack the
eyes Of others TO aid any work which ne wishes
10 carry forward The sympathy OF the whoie
,yor,d u, 90 out 10 him az he stands In the
shadow Of this imminent eclipse the vision so
darkened having taken In as wide horizon OF
observation and turned II 70 as high and beneh-
cent a public use as that Of any one in his gen
Grafton or perhaps In any other
Senator VGas's beated reply to Senator Cor
mans bombardment Of the Executive ONCE was
Ike the random firing Of an enemy In fuIl re-
treat and boating parley for unconditional
surrender.
The silence that engulfs Paddy" Diver is
profound IL he never going to deny under
oath that his saloon was used as the headquar
ters for gang Of "greengoods' men? And how
about the statement which he promised or threat
ened 10 make after his return from his long trip
last winter?
President Cleveland will undoubtedly delay the
recognition Of the Hawaiian Republic by the
United States as long ne possibly can, out
that ne mus, sooner or later acknowledge IT'S ex-
is,ence Is Inevitable The mysterious hostility
with which Mr. Cleveland and his agents have
treated the development OF free government IN
Hawaii IL consistently maintained In their present
attitude Having been first and most violent In
opposing the movement for popular Institutions
I'm those islands they are now In true accord
with themselves in refusing 10 recognize Its re-
suits.
Tho wild horses seem 20 have got away from
their driver completely They have the DTS IN
their teeth and are prancing violently along with
ON, restraint or hinGrance.
T, the President surrenders 20 the Senatorial
combine headed by German. his courage Will be
a more delicate" subject for his partlsans 10
discuss than he himself found Sugar 10 be when
he sprinkled the Trust with holy water In his
Wilson letter.
when young Baxter Tompkns rushed into ths
house one morning and Informed his mother that
he had Just placed eigt ty-seven eggs under
se,,lng her I'm the chicken house. the old lady
exclaimed In Amusement: Why. Baxter. dear
''sh. can never cover so many eggs as all that
II know IT," replied the boy. but Just wanted
''to see the old fool spread herself II looks now
M though IL may have been the same Juvenile
curiosity that prompted certain eminent reform
ers 10 set the poor old Democracy on a nest con-
tanning the Sugar Trust. the Whskey Trust. the
standard on Trust and vast array OF conflict
Ing interests and ambitions. They probaoiy
knew that she could never cover them ALL but
they ,u.t wanted to see the lean old fowl spread
herself
Senator I'm IL having lots Of fun In these
DAYS but the rest Of the Democracy Is In tears
The Administration has decided 10 keep out
Of the Chinese japanese squabble. This was
severe blow 10 Secretary Gresham. as there was
an excellent opportunity for him 10 give an ex-
hibition ~ his great laundering trick
Governor Waite OF Colombo has done gen.
erons thing FOR that State In declaring tnat ne
will not be a candidate for United states SEN
stor He has also demonstrated that he can
detect a stormcloud AT longer distance than
any other weather prophet In the business.