New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
Still THINKING.

STILL 7HINkING.
Tho omission by the Nominating "Il'''''''
If the Reform Cdb of this ciiy oil the h"'n' VI
+ Elcrv Anderson from the "iciai llS' "' ''7
Board of Trustees has excited comment III
,.rclcs outside the club. The action OF the CON-
mitto, though hardly ranking in importance
with thc Government bond issue or the volcanic
,r,,,ti,n on the Pacific Coast with when Mount
T,rnn, i lust now making an earnest ohd''N"i
ia hold nublic attention in ANTICIPATION "i NV
o,,rn,chinr retirement Of Governor I"Hh"!'I'
t. SIN accounted an event of some Sisnincahc'.
~. ohsorvr that our lively Democratic con
t.r,n,r,rv "Thc Ncw-York Sun" treats II as i
..r,h,,l,r' to Mr.. Anderson for having supported
n,vid r Hin and the straight Democratic
,iI,ot at thr late election. II seems /" Us 'ili'
This il q hastv Judgment. Mr. Anderson we
,,rJcrstnnd Is absent in the West, attending l."
his d,,,i,s * Receiver Of the Union Pacific ana
consequently Is unable to offer his own cNplana-
tion Of ,hc committees action The TRIBUNE Is
If course. no, authorized to speak for him. but
in iustice to him il should he said that there Is
g., strong probability that previous to his dc"
norturc he himself served notice on the com
mttcc that he could not longer serve aS ir'iN-
TO-. of an organization which continues I" 'N-
u
ccllcl the dates for that event ana IN Inc 'l'N'
formal way called it off.
The Reform club, if We rightly UNDERSTOOD H.
nosition. profoundly believe, from tn" top "l lis
shining nat, 10 the bottoms of its pat"A' leather
hoots that there is n short cut I" me MILO"
nium" and that the present Congress contains
nil the animals necessary Tor Inc N''l'"''"'
Nnnarcric ON the other hand. Mr.. Anderson
after years Of careful study the si'na'l'"'
,,os, examination Of the prophecies relating I"
that event and intimate acquaintance VIII" '''
Democratic party. concluded just after In" nom
ination Of David Il. Hi that there WAS "o SUI"
thing as "a short cut: tina, IN" AhliialS N'I'
too incompatible. inharmon"uS ana HnpI"'""'''
and that for his part he should act h'r'"i'',
with the carnivorou> part OF IN" SHOW. '"IN' W
course ,ncaut s,paration: temporary. at least,
from the sraminivorous and hcrbN"r"N p"''""
~ tho collection with which h. had heretofore
acted in The Reform club Ana whI' 'l'' "'''
NOT forbid the hope AMI expectation that cv'n'u-
allv. when the carnivor"nS ana sIal"lhN"'""
,,,1 h,rl,ivor.us ore once. more hGddlcd together
I'm good quarter, with public provcnd'r sulI''"
f. remove all danger # tn =rammN"r'uS ""'
hcrhivorous h"ius "chaWd Nj IF me car
uiynruiiS Mr.. Anderson VIII Resume ms l''HI''"
~ advance agent 81 'h' Nl'''''..''''
be- maniic>uy improper ''r III" Jul
cumstanrcS TO cNniinu" ~ T"N"' '' " ''''
which looks for "a short cu'' with me pr'''"
heterogeneous collection Of VIA ann "'''''''
Gated animals
The function e th" Reform club 81 thi- ''|'
Ike that Of the organization Il 'h" ''in' h''"'
In Boston. is TO- -'r together '"f'N''h''E ~
dinner tables and iilh "''r 'i' various
which th. members hav" thought ''' WIFI -'''
ear. in secluded places. Their CONNIE 'Ni'''"'
ZION ~ the Millennium j. chiefly du' '' 'i.