New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
No more Of Patrick Diver as a police justice
Try him and put him in the public stocks.

No more Of Patrick Diver as a police justice
Try him and put him in the public stocks!
Who Is the leader Of Tammany Hall? In the
inner circles It is said that Thomas f. Gilroy
holds that place. and that after his retirement
from the Mayoraty he will come out openly in
that capacity. II this is the case. the report OF
his early departure for Europe Is probably un-
founded. Still a leader who brought Tamnany
to such defeat as 1t suffered the other Cay
might very naturally feel inclined to 60 to Europe
or some other place Of seclusion.
Span's new Cabinet, although Senior Sagasta
remains at it's head as Premier. differs radically
from It's predecessor in that it Is OF strongly
protectonist character. whereas the outgoing Ai-
minisration was committed to free trade The
new Ministers announce that their first step will
be to withdraw all the draft treaties Of COM
merce which have been under negotiation for
some time with the foreign Powers and to pre-
pare A reform Of the tariff nigh protectonist
principles This prospect has created wi Widespread
satisfaction in ths manufacturing districts Of
Catalonia and Biscay. as we'll as in the agri-
cultural districts Of Castillo. senior Gamaz,, the
leader OF the Protectonist party in Spain. has
been APPOINTED President Of the Royal Commits
sion instrusted with the duty II revising the
tariff ami in view ~ the popularity ~ the defeat
81 the Free-Trade party. among nearly all classes
~ the population. the new Cabinet Is likely to be
long-livcl.
The Dstrict-Attorneys office as al present con-
Quoted is almost a useless institution. 1t must
be reformed and soon. too.
Colonel Fellows says that his conscience does
:, Va have
had reason to think that the Colonel was born
without a conscience or that his conscience mas
been in comatose condition for many years.
II he has a conscience 1t must be typical Tam
many one. scared and toughcned and catalep;,.
South Germans are fond u complaining Of the
tendency u the Berlin Government 70 Prussian-
lie everything and to avail Itself Of Emperor
Williams position head Of the Confederation
known AZ the German Empire to encroach upon
the Independence Of the Federal States. n
cursory glance around the various great depart
ments Of the State at Berlin conveys the impress
slon however that these allegations are UNI
founded and that instead Of Germany becoming
Prussianzed. II IL Prussia which is becoming
Germanized. Thus. II is Baden statesman
Baron Marschal Won Bieberste!n, who Is Prussian
Minister Of state and u Foreign Affairs Ii Is
a Messiah. Or. Hoffman,. who is President o'
the Royal Chancellerie OF the Kingdom Hano-
veran, Or. MIGUEL, is Prussian Minister OF
Finance while n Bavarlan. In the person oi
Prince Hohenlohe. holds the joint offices or
Prime Minister OF Prussia and Chancellor OF the
German Empire
This has been a good year for baseball. and 1t
might have been a good year for horse-racing II
the turf had been kept cleaner and purer.
Governor Flowers sudden change OF front be-
tween Thursday and Friday-between the pa
triotic citizen regardful OF the well-being OF the
state and the politician seeking to shield law
breaking Democrats-suggests that In the
mean time ne has been called down" as the
saving is by some person in authority. This Is
the most reasonable explanation We can think
of Is IL possible that in his conference on
Thursday he acted on his own motion and
without the permission of the powers that be In
his case?
We haven't heard yet what sort of an explana
ton Chairman Wilson has sent TO his English
constituents.
Mr. Goff Is not absolutely essential to the sue
cessful wunk OF the Lexow Committee. but the
people would like to see his probe used just az
much as possible before the LIST Of January
The dominion OF Russia takes In about one
sixth of the land surface OF the globe and one
fourteenth Of it's inhabitants. The death Of the
sovereign OF much territory and such
multitude Of people Is an event OF utmost mo-
ment in the political concerns OF the world. and
is likely TO be followed by changes OF policy In
the administration Of the Empire which Will
open a new page OF history In the West and In
tie East. The late Car was on the throne
nearly fourteen years his predecessors reign
having just exceeded quarter OF a century.
In ths interval the policy or the Empire has
been consistently in the direction OF the preserva-
ton Of peace. except liz So far IA II has been
necessary to subdue an occasional Eastern tribe
which stood In the way Of the Russian advance;
but how 1t may be in the ease OF the new SOW
ercign Is yet a problem. There is a strong party
i'm the country represented with particular force
I'm the army in favor OF doing something besides
regulating the interior concerns OF the country.
and guarding and occasionally pushing forward
few fur.ongs its frontiers. The new ruler may
be inspired with this aggressive disposition. or.
on the other hand. he nay be inclined 10 cling
to the moderate and peaceful policy OF his
father and grandfather which, il must be said.
has not protected the Empire from serious inter
nal discontents nor been popular enough to
ward OF from the sovereign the constant peril
OF assassination. An outside war. in the opinion
OF "A good many Russians In the army and out
OF IT, would subdue and extinguish host Of
perous domestic discontents. threatening to the
dynasty and even to the whole fabric Of society,
ana they may bs right, On the other hend' shsS