New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25


Legislature has already cnioined in response to
an overwhelming popular demand. The Park
Eonrd has been pcrvcrSc and obstinate from the
INCEPTION of the Speedway project. 1t has been
! constantly wrong II has been deserted by MS
original allies. II has been rcbukcd by the PEG
uln II has been restrained by the Legislature,
| but il is still determined to do ~ ii plcaScS.
II * 4 Nuisance. and instead of being protected
M Albany II ought TO be abatcd at once and
entirely.
Senator Hi isn't SO easily read out Of his
| Marty pc some Income-tax Democrats seemed to
think. VIVA, Is the trouble with the readers
| out?
W. venture 10 suggest 20 the Constitutional
! Convention soon t. assemble that n long-feit
want will be supplied II in It's reorganization OF
! the judiciary It establishes one court Of last
| resort t. b. in constant session twenty-four
| hours a day and 26j days In the year TO hear
stokes cases II should have relays OF Judges.
jufios ard court officers reservoirs Of witnesses
an AN REPORTS records and archives 81 its own,
ana only members u the Hoffman House bar
should ho admitted 10 practise before IT, And
the machinery should b. such that II by any
mlschance a case should be- concluded it could
]
tn. stokes cases properly cared for Will furnish
SOME time In the next century large body "i
.v and Hno y prccelerts which will b. Of
priceless value to the profession IN confusing
llgan,s and furnishing occupation for lawyers.
Mr Covey's crgram that his petition has
boots On" is incomplete It remains 70 be-
rounded on when his Army undertakes % sit
down on the Capitol steps. with the answer
and action suited 20 it-"so has the Govern
| mrnt"
Members ~ th. rerning families u Europe
marry - keep from going TO war.
The survival % the age % lH Il an Iniiauap-
oils woman named Going exhibits a hagrlnt ana
sustained disregard u the promise hci ont by
her name which the local editor takes no note
~. but makes the cage testimony to the health
fun,ss ~ the town. whereas it should have been
exhibited In its proper lieht an instance Of
trlnlng with the expectations 81 the community
and not living up or dying down - The obliga-
lions of a patronymic But the papers there
crow over The incident all the same AMI appear TO
encourage that sort ~ deception. showing
STAT. OF morals which needs correction
The logic II the CoA.y type ~ movement -
far as b. has any s. The procurement Of lcgisla-
ton by inumdluon influencing Government ac-
ton hy mob menace This Is contrary o. common
sense and against public policy and Will not
only not be permitted. but means must be pro-
viGcd io prevent tho continuation Of such demon
STATIONS Prflcr says that these wandering mobs
represent the people. They do nothing Of the
sort: no more does PETER. They represent in the
main a coocation Of idle tramps who would fol-
low the prospect Of free dinner anywhere except
when they had 10 labor for It. Their leaders
typify only the principles Of cranksm and dema-
gogsm and are utterly unworthy Of any sort
of respectful attention. As 10 PETER h. really
represents the cxorbitant pretensonS and mani
fcstations ~ Western hair. rather than any
sober and sensible public sentiment. The several
armies should be rounded up somewhere be-
tween the Potomac and the PamunlSey and com.
PEELED to listen to a harangue from PETER. II
that did not d'spersc them and discourage
future pilgrlmdgcs It would be wonder indeed.
The Tammany kites vuturcs. carrion crows
and turkey buz2ards are gathering at Albany
this week In huge nocks. bent on dark and dirt,
booty. They are all strong beaked. sharp
clawed, strident and ravenous for spoils
Both Lincoln ana Gdlnrd h3d very inclegant
associations In their younger days" writes de-
fender Of Croker I'm "A letter 10 THE sun" the
one on a fla tboat the other on Il canaboat, and
both are credited with having bestcd' some Of
the ruIlans who then formed part of their daily
compa nionshlp" True. they "bested" the ruff
fans by teaching them In schools and by honest
example. not by heading gangs OF street roughs
and leading them for public plumber Their
socatcs may have been rough frontersmen. but
their boon companions were not the vicious deni
zcns OF a great city's criminal resorts.
Coxeys contract for the transportation OF his
tramps certain section OF their march by
canal-boat at a. cents ton shows a local de-
preston in freight rates. but is all that the
traffic would bear. 1t is probably more than the
cargo would sell for at the point OF destina-
ton, either at auction or private SALE with Coxey
thrown In. bassdrum. bugle horn and all his
other martial spectacular appointments in
cluded.
The Southern editor begins tardily to discover
that IL IL not "A good thing for the Southern
To empty buckets full OF bucIshot into his fell
low-citlzen whenever he Is moved with a passing
grievance against him. That has so long been
the custom In these sunny regions that 1t had
almost come 10 be regarded clause in the
code embodying the whole duty OF man. an
obligation instant and Imperative to be inter
mitted only long might take to load up
the doube-barre arquebuse and draw care
full bead upon the most vulnerable portions Of
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