New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08

vyhur Il Porter is well regarded at home BY
all means let him stay there then. 10 aVoiu
misapprehenson. it may be added mat "lipur
r. Porter is the gentleman who was taken by the
neck few days ago and violently forced into the
place on the Buffalo ticket out OF which John
Royd Thacher crawed with great loss OF dignity.
What strange emotions must have hiied the
breasts Of those old Bonapartists in Paris. when
they heard the shouts. "Vive FEmpereur! VNe
rEmpereur," go up from the mu!titudes ex-
tending along the Champs Elysees and around
the Place de la Concorde. They had heard those
cries before when, on that drear morning
of December 3 1852, they learned that during
the night their republic had been transformed
into an empire and their President had become
Napoleon III; they heard them when the armies
marched forth to meet the troops or the srede
grandfather of Nicholas III in the bloody Crimea'
they heard them again when Napoleon III re-
viewed his victorious legions at the emu vi '"e
Italian campaign in 1879; and they heard them
on that hot July day in 1870 wheE their En-
peror marched forth to take command OF the
Inflated army at Metz All these memories
must have rushed upon them as they listened
to the Parlsians acclaiming the Car OF all the
Russas last Tuesday, and between the'r sips
Of wine in some isolated cafes they may have
deed tickle for thou forgettest even thy memo
ries"
Ex-Governor CampbelPs anxiety lest the ke-
publicans should not conduct the campaign
properly is pathetic. Since he declares that ne
will vote for Bryan they will doubtless hasten TO
shape their course by his advice
lanes O'Brlen is a good PopOcrat Even be-
ha uslc NJ
tbusiastic in his support of the Chicago plat
form He understands its meaning. ana MS APP
peal in behalf of it is worth notice II Is exactly
in line with Bryan's talk to the wiSe-earhers
of the country. though little more outspoken
I'm tone This Is what he says:
Where are the shooters of the laboring men?
Where's Flower, who shot men at Buiiaio psvcause
they asked for to have a fair hearing. Where
cleveland who massacreed your pro'heiS at '"i'
cago? They is all massed agn you.
BRYAN has spoken as often as fourteen times in
one day-but last Saturday Mckinley made four
teen speeches. That's the difference.
Mr.. Arthur Sewall appeals to the "cherished
principles Of jefferson and Jackson" and says
that they are to be the guide Of the Popooratic
party on it's return to power. Great names were
never appealed to in a worse cause. What an
absurdity to set up the standard of equa and
exact justice to all men" when the party with
which Sewall is training proposes To force on the
people "A dollar worth no more than ~ cents
The times are indeed awry when Thomas r.
Gilroy goes back on Tammany Hall. He has done
So uneqmivocally and we congratul him on his
courage and independence.
TilIman informed his Philadelphia audience
ight hot u.bo m ~
power II would take the rascay Judges by the
throat and teach them that the.e is yet liberty
in the land 1t is obvious that there is. for he
takes a good deal of 1t himself
Young Mr.. Mcclellan is the latest acrobat
trying to run at once on sound money and
population ticket Perhaps he thinks he can
accept both nominations but the Sound Money
Democrats. who put him up on the understand
ing that he was n gold man. can hardly be eX-
pected to vote for him if he consents TO go on
with Tammany which is heart and soul for
Bryan and which drove Thacher from the ticket
bee ause ne was not a good silver man.
II the Boulevard or any other thoroughfare is
TO he subject to restrictions and used only by
bicycles ana light carriages, II can Ice done only
through legislative action, and the wisdom OF
such a law at present is open to grave objections
Let MS have more streets paved with asphait
and let every body them freely
The opponents Of the use OF antitoNin ind III
III. comfort in the address of Sir Joseph Lister.
nresident of the British Association. at its recent
meeting i'm London. He recognized the curative
value of this agent in the heartiest manner. de-
claring that the achievement of its discoveries
Rehring and Kitasato was "one OF the most
mastery pieces Of purely scientific work without
any accident about it ever done" There are only
a few practitioners opposed to il. Nothing ike
the number of those opposed 10 vaccination IN
the early years of its application; I'm fact there
are only a handful all told. and 1t would seem
nc IL the address of Sir Joseph should go far 10
axtirnate the sect altogether. y year or more
AGO one Of their number. an eminent practitioner
in a Western city who declined to administer the
r.nedv lost all the patients he { cated ana al
tho members Of his Immediate family, and hnanv
h,rsof died OF diphtheria, giving testimony
-, tho faith which was in him To a degree when
onrears supernuous Such fortitude In resisting
irnovation and ciinging TO old methous may
,omorstratc courage and force of character but
In tho oninion of Sir Joseph il Is not good meo'-
dim. " and almost everybody will agree WIN h''''
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