New-York tribune., 1896-05-30

tns' s,nnress Sunday liquor selling.
o,, bepnan to differ with one or the lead
because oy yO party does not justify you in abusing
Gs "sce9-G5ridge,on News
A truth told in season.
,,rdson County Freeholder was asked the
aav nv a newspaper reporter TOT lllcrinal'oii
o' tho meeting OF committee OF which 'ne
".o,der was chairman. According 10 pup
i' ronorts his reply. prefaced by an oath' was
offect that ii was none OF the newspapers
- Therein he made a great mistake IL
''ost emphatically the business OF the news
s and through them the public, 10 know
Fr I'D where public bodies are TO meet lot the
We .,,,on of public affairs. Men VINO are ap-
pa"'" - elected as the peoples servants should
pm toree, that their masters have r1sh' 10
n''' ~. closest scrutiny on all their actions
.s,can harmony in Essex County seems to
",pI l..,.,,g as rapidly as strawberries IN zero
temperature
,-,..own's municipal condition indicates
NOn'ss~, sorrnss In his message to the Board of
s'ea0. Navor Quayle says that the cltys
"..,ces "while not in perfectly sa''sia',o'.
',. ..",. show decided Improvement over 'ie las.
,sars" He recommends that some poi'io" "a
&c" -. be permanently improved every year
u, mat the city should own its water ana hsh'
Ing plant
n.r,ocrats OF the With Congress Dis
onv sense of gratitude about them they
..~.,,ate next fall the veteran, Colonel h. u
Page Of Bayonne'
ps,hans the most unique suicide OF 'ne wen
-. that Of the Belleville rooster which 'hre" ~
self in front Of bicycle.
y,,o,ord NJ Cumberland County. is evil
,'..,, hon. on extirpatng the beer farms III MS
,.,,utck. This week he sentenced TWO men "
40 IN IN state prison on their second cohVic-
,,n for selling liquor illegally.
..rhs Jersey City News charges that II mas
,.sn excluded from the patronage lnVoi'eu l." aO
...,,erg The Constitutional Amendments oecauSe
vhas been severe upon the present Au''i'i'''''
.on and the recent Legislature lha' 10 P0'
.n,v not the correct reason, but Whatever 'he eN
,,snation 1t can hardly be satisfactory i"o
x.ws" has said many unkind and some una"
,h,nes about Republican leaders ana tHe par
nv. that should not have been, ana prooaoi! wa
-, toLso into consideration Wnen lHc d" N'''o
,.,s 1v.n As the leading Democratic news
..nsr IN Hudson County 1.-THE News had righ'
- sxna,, the advertising inasmuch as one Demo-
cratic and one Republican paper were nanieu III
..cb county. The people of New-Jersey ought 10
.row ou about the Constitutional Amendments
.van u these amendments have to be puollsheu IN
every daily paper IN the State.
: passa,c has crop Of poets rather retnarAaoie
Cor town Of its size. The memories suggested
nv to-days holiday inspired three OF them 10 sehu
verses 10 The News" Albert A. Furnan Writes
o. "rhe Soldiers Grave" The last verse OF IL
runs thus:
your part is done. IT'S ours to bring
The chaplet to your grave
The word 10 speak the hymn TO sing
That tells how died the brave
On roll OF fame your deeds are spreao'
And graved on honor's urn; -,
And round the bivouac OF the deao
The fires Of glory burn.
John NJ. Morse heads his twenty-two-verse stoiy'
sRetrospection." Here is a sample:
Let the flowers fall in showers
Where departed heroes lie.
May their glory live in story
While the years go gliding n.y.
Alice L. Talbot chose Decoration Day as the
ttle Of her effort. This is the first verse
Again we come together,
With sweet flowers of brightest hue.
To deck the graves of the heroes ~
Who fell meath the Red. White and Blue