New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07

,nany Of their friends are now spending the'r
time.
Tho affairs Of the Brooklyn Prohibitionists are
in a fermentips condition
IS Coxev OF Massillon, Ohio. who was go
ing to march Peace Army or loo'oVo ii'e' ~
Washington says now that the harcn VIZ"
oo,,, or ,iu Nav 1. and that he will take only
N ooo mon with him. This defamation OF MS
on,,,, h., the corroding tooth Of time, wouid
o,,so arv other man than Coxey to feel ht'ie
discouraged But 1T only makes CoNeS iioie
cocIv What are men compared WITH pi'o
nloso And If the whole Of the feace Army
sbouId fail to come to the scratch wouiu" w
still have Coxey? The spectacle OF CoAey O.
ing as a Peace Army and FORMING "o'o"
souares and things by himself all the way ~
tween Massllon and Washington, Will De e'o'sn Il
70 bring hope to the heart OF the most Oe'''''N
patriot.
rbis has been such hard winter FOR Dei"o-
cratic bosses that about 80 per cent or the ""oie
10, will never recover their political heait"'
,,,o.o Aesenh,vmen who oppose the Provl-
dort Loan Association bill not the frehds
. Tho mar Look at the men who attack the
,u, and goo what they are. They are the enc
mics of the poor
Mechanism was evidently only scotched, not
killed Those who have been wasting syhpa'hy
on the Gravesend Boss on the theory 'ha' "e
was a good man gone wrong. under the proNo0'
ton of an exciting election to be carileu' INDY
now see their mistake. His lieutenants are AZ
their old work The same people VINO helpeu
NcJ<ane to abuse Mr. Gaynor's copyists on Mon
day night broke up meeting OF peacefui ci'i-
zens organized for Independent polltlcal move
ment 1t is evident that the CONVICTION Vi MI
Kane was not enough OF lesson to his Followers
Vigorous mea sures should be taken TO prlhs
them to their senses and teach them that Cohey
Island IL part OF the state Of New-fork ana
subject to Its laws.
Congressman Wilson may not be able to rec
ognlze his bill when it gets back to MN from
the Senate The infant prodigy Is being dressed
in a new suit of clothes.
In no previous winter have so many Tammany
leaders found that their health required thefh 10
makelong visits to the South and the West. Every
Intelligent person knows that If the Democratic
state machine had won great victory at the
November G ection, and If the Legislature were
now az completely under Democratic controi
as il was in 1893, the number Of fugitive TAM
many leaders would not be nearly so large as II
IL Some of these chieftains may never dare 10
come back II they remain in exile indefinitely 1t
will be a great gain for the city.
McKane is lonely, and there a e many empty
coils in Sing Sing The COney Island Faithful
seem to want to follow him.
The real estate sales on court orders were
taken away from the Real Estate Exchange In
Liberty-st in order 10 I'll Richard Crokers bulg-
ing pockets Mr.. Croker has a personal inter-
est in brln ing about this transfer. The Legis-
lature ought not TO hesitate day in sending
back these sales TO the place where they belong
the Real Estate Exchange. Public interests de-
mand this restoration. No good argument can
be offered for keeping the sales at No Ill Broad
WAY and the Tammany scheme by which they
were withdrawn from the Real Estate Exchange
ought 10 be broken up at once. The duty or
the Legislature in this matter Is plain ana
urgent.
Sugar stock bounds upward when there IL hope
that the Wilson bill will not retain its sugar
clause unchanged. Annihilate the whole Dill
and all markets will boom" as in the good old