New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-15

with the President committed against IL?
Tbere will be no incense burning when the
German bill is signed by the President.
Senator Viii has been defeated. like the fresl-
dent but ne has not compromised his prihcip'eS'
and he has q clear, untarnshed record ior CUT
sstency In the tariff fight. The rreslueh' n''
been defending the Sugar Trust wnch he'peo u
elect him, and he cannot allow the Iar''l Oil ~
become a law without wearing the prahd ""io"
he placed upon It and upon those respohsio'e ~,
T. and exhibiting himself as the Tattooed Man OF
the Democratic party
"por,v nerddv" that's what the Tarin Dill
represents according to Mr.. Clevelahus ow" ue'
,arat,on What will the Presidents signature
TO that bill represent?
Signing letters is dangerous when bills must De
signed later.
It IL reported from friendly source 'hat Wv
ernor Flower wants to have a renomihauoh VI
fered TO him. but only for the purpose Vi PEI
emptorllv declining IT," This is an incredible tae'
and shows on It's face that It's author IL iaoH'"e
IN knowledge OF Roswell Flowers character
Gonna y, the Presidents oficious friends are
nroclaim,ng that he will not sign the Eormah
bill but will allow II 10 become ia" "''"o"'
his signature. That IL poor tribute 10 ',s
Presidents courage and manhood. That would
he a contemplate device for whipping the deVi
around the stump We believe that the Presi-
dsnt has too much courage and manhood 20 nave
recourse 10 so futile compromise with MS con-
or vet D q
While TX Is constructing o'lNe"as
for the specal benefit Of owners and drivers OF
fast horses the city Of Brooklyn has UNDERTAKEN
TO provide an ideal path for bicycle-riders TINS
,s believed 10 be the first project OF the KIM
entered on By a municipality. and shows to what
an extent the cycling spirit has been developed
,,nong orr neighbors beyond the big Bridge Inc
cvcInx oath is TO be a part OF the great Bouie-
yard or Ocean Parkway. which extends from
prosnect Park to Coney Island and VIII De fNe
and a half miles long, running almost IN
straight line 1t Will be constructed III the peS'
manner and there can be no doubt OF its popu-
lari,v with devotees OF the wheel. IL happeh'
that the appropriation available for ms "orA
f. not quite sufficient and an appeal IS 70 De ina"e
| 70 the wheelmen Of Brooklyn 10 pro''oe '"c
money required FOR the finishing touches lhe'c
are estimated 10 b. 10000 Of them. ana all WILL Vi
course use the path to some extent - s"a''
contribution from each Will quickly MAKE Wy ''e
sum needed. and each contributor VIII ieei
,i.asan, sens. Of ownership in what Ia for the
.ntovment OF all. Another indication anu d
gratifying one Of the interest felt IN picychhs
/ in BROOKLYN IL t. be found in the determination
OF one Of the elevated railroad companies TO
rur car. for CARRYING bicycles its trains on
b,'if
great convenience to riders going out to the
suburbs who do not wish 10 run their wheels
over the badly paved streets OF which Brooklyn
has far too many.
/ The President needs to deprive Mr. Wilson Of
,he yellow Jacket ard TO muzzle Senator Villas.
Isaac II MAYNARD has sunk into complete OBJ
! scurity and viii never be resurrected. In the
! search with "A fnc-tooth comb for advocates OF
! harmony IN the Democratic ranks. no one has
even thought Of seeking Maynards opinion on
! this vital question Still his testimony might be
valuable.
, A word OF caution to the Democratic press 10
slow Don't reverse your opinions too suddenly
and approve OF the BIZ oi Sale which you nave
heen denounc,ng. The President may veto It
courage OF dcmora'ized Democracy; and you
ought TO be In a position to receive a new order
o, conservation without qualification or reserve.
Hold your critical faculties In suspense for ten
davs Discuss the Chinese war OF talk about the
nrevnlence of suicide, or anything else that is
| colorless and safe.
Fame usually comes 10 men for what they do
! Congressman Wilson mus, be famous for what
| he did not do
Never did a Presidents veto power represen:
more than does Mr. Cleveland's now. One stroke
| Of the pen could scratch out the words party
per1idy; party dishonor"
Governor Mckinley Ia. consented to open the
Republican campaign In Indiana and will do 81
! about the middle OF September. He also expects
! 10 make a number OF speeches In Iowa, Kansas
! Nebraska and other Western States This will
be discouragng news TOR Governor Flower. wht
proclaimed the other day that he had taken q
contract for ending all discussion OF the tarln
question and predicted that in consequence Major
Mckinley would never be able to make another
speech.
Mayor Gilroy goes abroad to-day for rest and
recuperation. Not In many years has the Tam
many tigers health been so feeble.
1t IL one Of the anomalies Of politics that Mr.
Flowers love for the farmers always develops
into IA violent form about the time he needs theii
support In convention. The Governor II moi
wholly unlike the boy whose interest In Sunday
school work always crops out Into real activity
about the time for the opening Of the picnic
season.
NJ Berthelot, chemist. u France. IL engaged IN
experiments looking to the production Of chem