New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08

ma ouircev will describe the fight OF the ram
many horde?
Bearer than ever is David b. Hill to the gnte.r terri
fed. wearless. indomitaDie De''ooi''' u ~
York.-(New-York sun.
Bearer? Well. you bet he IS dearer. lie Is 'he
dearest investment ever made By any party. Inc
arlthmetirians are still at work computing now
much he has cost this year
wace-earncr can now hope for his just due.
Il was rot defeat OF Tlmmany. Il was
massacre.
When william l.. Strong taxes his seat as
Mayor Of New-York there will be no appoint
ments Of assasslns to places OF power and re-
sponsbiliy
The Republican THANKSGIVING turkey this year
is the biggest fattes, iuc.est fowl Of his species
ever served upon the peoples dinner-tabie He is
large enough to provide a toothsome slice for
every one Of those courageous Democrats VINO
ha vc declined the invitation to sit down to the
dismal crow feast If their own party.
Would Maurice F IIolahan like to kill John W
Con- now?
When New-York CITY elects five Republican
Congressman 1t is time for the free traders TO
shut up shop and 60 out Of business
We believe that In the far Of 1892 there were
some wise Democrats who thought that death
blow had been given to the Republican party.
Later returns have made a difference.
The Tammony rabble on Tuesday was like the
mob which Ii Hung Chang sent into Corea. The
voters OF New-York cut IT to pieces as the Jap
anese cut to pieces the ragtag and bobtail Of
China
The people have had enough o.: ive-cent cotton
aud nfty-cent wheat
The disI atches OF condolence exchanged by
Wilson Of West Virginia. and Coombs. Of Brook
lyn would make interesting reading
Mr. Quigg has represented the Republicanism
OF this city very well since last February But
he will not object to several Republican col
leagues i'm the next Congress.
Time and the avengng logic Of events have
lined up solid Republican North 10 resist the
assaults Of Southern Free Traders upon Ameri
can Industries \ sectional Tariff bill enacted by
a sectional party at the dctaton OF sectional
leaders has forced the Northern States into a
compact Republican alliance for the defence OF
native industries.
The Republican victory means a genuine
vival OF true prosperity.
There are several thousand Ii Hung Changs
just now In the fragments OF the Democratic
party.
Governor Flowers attempt to capture the rural
vote by spcechmaking from the tail end Of a
railroad train one of tn, most melancholy
failures Of the present generation
Connecticut has returned to the faith Of her
fathers After seeking strange political gods for
many years. she has got back into the Repub-
lean fold and is again worthy OF her old place in
the New England sisterhood Of States.
And to the Rev Or. Charles II. Parkhurst all
good citizens give their sincere thanks.
With a blanket ballot the State can have real
ballot reform And the Republican Legislature
and Governor Morton will be sure to give us
blanket ballot.
Croker and Mayor Gilroy to write some more
articles for the magazines about the benefits and
blessings Of Tammany rule in this city?
Brooklyn had its housekeeping last year New
York has prohted by the example OF its neighbour.
One Of the first duties of the Republican Legis-
lature will be to provide .arger prison accommoda-
tons for the hosts of Tammany rascals who are
candidates for cells next year.
To ID. b. Hill: You made me get off the track
because you said could not poll the full Demo-
cratic vote What do you think OF the running
powers of the man you put on in my pace?
FLOWER
The strict-Attorney's Office has been 80 seam
dalously and shamelessly mismana that
prompt action ought to be taken after the first
OF January against Distrct-Attorney Fellows
Charges ought to be brought against him, and
the Governor ought to remove him expeditiously
when Governor Flower vetoed the appropria-
ton FOR the work of the Lexow Committee he
disgraced himself by some Of the most con-
tempttble language ever used by thu 0overnor NJ