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THUBSDaW, JANUARY 5, 1893.
TWELVE PAGES.
JUE SEWS THIS MOPSISO.
Foreign - A riot oceiirretl nnu-ii-' tlio striking
miners in tho Saar district of Uermany. Ir
ls huid t!.:ii f ii it li- -r ar rcs ta ?.i pereons implicate'!
In Uni Fonanm scandal will Im made lo-day,
EJglit pool)!'! lixst tin-ir lives ii n railway oullibioii
in Hungary. -- At .1 nuvtiog ??! tin* Evicted
Tonants' 1'onilnisolnn i ? Dublin, Mr. Dillm untie
a plea for t.':c roinatotemeul of ejected fannere.
r=^: Fifi'i-n m-n groru killed by bu exuloaiou
lu a Hu.-.-.-au mine.
Congtvs - Dolli houses in sc?i ii Seoate:
Senator Hhermaraj apoko in fnvoi of soon dis?
posing of tho Anti ' Iptiofl bill. Hoiise:
Little of juiiilm Interest was done.
Domestic?A desperate flghl oce trred al Bakvra
JriVss, N. E., over ii lynching;; ??leven un-u ut the
Sbeiiff'fc !*??;--(? wi re lill d and eleven of tue lynch*
ere: ffbfl liiilif aros reported to bc Mill going un.
=^=The Denocratje Svoalurial caucus was called
to meet at Albany i :i Jannnry io. - Tn-si'ient
Harri?in Baned a pruclaumtion of auneaty t-,
Mi/rinoiis Uable lo prosecution fut polygamy,
The bfU t?j*pu*itpoiie iiuti'. Novi'iuliei ilu- election
fnr deloHuteji tu the Coustitntiunal Conventioo
pa.-seil both houses of the LsYuuature, Henry
talw-ti Iaodge w.is in,.-linst,.,| i,, -tlj?- Kepubllcan
cauei:s at Huston to succeed Senator Dawes
Many lireim-n vv. rc Injured by explosions of
nat ural ff:? m ? * bieago factor)'.
City and Bnburbno.--alayof Uilroy surprised
people l\v saaking .siiiiic extraordinary appoint
luentis, loeleding tboso of John J. Seaaoell lu u,>
Yin Ceanntlosiooer, and Joseph Koch to be Police
Jusulee. ?i nero were twenty-Hires new caaes
of typhus fever and sis. dentha from it in tho
city.r=:- Kapid-ti'uiiMt plans wi" dioeuased by
tbe Plcal list,ito Exchange; ex-Muyor Hewitt
spoke, ossss Tho Ineflleiency of Brooklyn'a Fire
Department waa BOOWB X> M;i,\i>r Boody hy in
anrarjee BBOSV. - Stocks again opened strong
and clow* i weak at. substantial declines; Brading
overshadowed Ino nt>t of tho market, but after
a rally further lost l nor cent; BMnat* aa sal]
was easim, sod fl per cent was tli<* highest rate.
Tbe AVe.'itlK-r.-l'uri-cast for to-un] : Wnrincr
and cloudy, with li-^lit snow. Tempersturfl yeo.
terday: Hifliaegti 23 aeticea; wtreat, IS; aver?
age, ao ,'j-s. .________-?_^-_
Tho T.'iiiiniaiiy BoSB in tim Assembly bad ;in
opportunity ye-tt rdav to let their feeling mi
tho que-iion of Btata or National qnarautJBO
bo known. Mr..Ainsworth (Rep.) brotifht in
? res-'luticn eallins upon Confress to ostai>!i>h
n tmif')'''ii aysteaB of ojnavantine for the entire
ofauntry, to Lo exclusivelj uadcr National super
vtsion. Itisiantlv ? Tsmassny niau m;us on Ins
feet with an objection and heml'-d off action.
Tammany dues nd incut to relinquish one jot
o? tittle of the power, it bow exarciBes. Fortu
natcly. laers is soena grotutd for lae hope thal
Congress will n t Hew this BMoaJjentoug subject
exclusively tin..ugh Tainui.my gpefltaVi'loo.
Two BOA 'worthy contributions to the tajiit]
transit literatnio of tho period Brig made this
morning?o:m by Controller Myers, tho ot hel?
by tho oresodent of tho RnpM-Transit Coaaa
nii<vio.!. Th'- CoBtKnlff is quite light in say?
ing that, no fiutlim privileges slioiild bfl BX*
tended to tho Manhattan Coaapanj without
liberal pSJBieots by it to the city treasniy.
Hr. St''injvay is c?jiiuUv n'ghl in .saying lliat
i, I supply rapid transl! there sanst ba a lour
tia'k r ad capable ot carrjing Hains al foiiy
milos an hom-, and thal neither of these things
tan Im supplied BJ elevated gtrnctUTCfl of steel
or iron. A viaduct through the blocks he re?
gards as lu0 costly, and therefore he falls bad;
up n the underground .system a-s tho only one
te.-tlly arailablo. Bot when be snggeats that
the city should tnidt rtJstCfi Ita cmistruetion ho
raffles an interesting and a vital qiie>t:on. If
.My. Steijnv.iy expects favi r for tiiat auggfljtiogi
fr.ni the ixs/blo of Nnw-Torh let him liist
point out sumo way by which thia giganim
work can bo kept out of the control of Tam?
many Hall. The shameful appointments made
by Mayor Gilroy yesterday furnish oondOslvo
proof that the jut sent city government is not :
lit to manage Mich an entflWprise.
There is gotnetbing rafreahing and delicious
in Senator Hill's explanation, which must be
accepted as official and authoritative, ol' the
reason for holding tba Senatorial caucus fll
Albany al BO early a dat-e ns tbe 10th inst. !
Tbe reason is thal on tho flt* Governor Kiowie
i-11 give bis widely heralded reception, which
will be attended by a large Bomber of pron- j
incut Demi crats, including Ibe Presidential
Meeton ind tba Congressmen from this Stat.*, j
and tbe caucus i- ti take place while thoo j
im n are In Albany in order t;? afford the fulli >f ,
opp nt ninty for the expression of their sent i
nieitis on tho subject of the benaforship. How
Edward Murphy, Jr., will enjoy this naive out?
giving of the man whose, colleague he is soon
tu be!
Tho public sentiment ot tbe country will no
doubt ap;,tove President Uairison's action in j
it-l'i ri nee to those incinbeis of the Mormon
(.hutch who have Violated tho law BgaiBal
polygamy. Ha has proclaimed a general an
pestj in Ihe case of all offenders, provided that
they have obeyed the law since November.
1890, and pledge themselves to do so in the
future. This action has been urged upon tho
President by the I tah Commission, the Gov
ii-iiur of the Territory and many citizens of
Utah who are not Mormons. Ii baa not been
taken without careful consideration, and it
attests tl??' purpose of the Federal Government
to refrain from harsh measures provided Ihe
Mormons act in good faith in their avowed
renunciation of polygamy.
THE SEW MAYOR'S J. VU. HORK.
Mayor Gilroy has begun his administration
very badly. He hus forfeited his claims tu
public confidence and reaped al the outset, and
no Mayor c.midi well affront Slid outrage de?
cent public sentiment and insult every honor?
able person in this commuaity in a moro
flagrant and ibamejera manner (ban Mr. Gil?
roy, has done in appointing -I>'liii if. >canuell
a Commissioner of the Fire Depaitmeot, du at
I nasura was brought to bear oa Hugh J. I limit,
while ho omi Mayor of New-York, to give this
man (fannell an important place in ihe public
service. To his credit be it said Mr. Grant
steadfastly resisted this pressure from certain
leaders of Tammany Hall. John J. Seannell is
a cowardly Assassin. The rccoitla <?! the New
York ennis have bo possible doilbl as to the
blackness of hi- gtiili aud the dastardly Bilture
of his, litiic Ho murdered an unresisting mau
by shooting him ia ihe bead when his victim
was irving ii escape. Donahue, tiie victim,
f ll nt the Brat .shot, and >? -.11111- il fired foin
lim^s into Ins prostrate body, 1'or this vii
lanous murder Ibis mau was pm mt trial, Ha
escaped the gallows on tbe ground of insanity.
ami after a short residence In au insane asy?
lum ho wa-j released, and returned to New Vork
? 1 ji ey upon liiis community. Ile has been
speeding money lavishly hero ami at Saratoga
i r many yt ai-. The sourced of bia income
have bc. 11 my-tm mus to persoue unfamiliar
with the slimy Bewers of the under-world of
ioe.il politics. Seannell is on terms of intimate
friendship with some of the most notorioui law?
breakers in New-York. It is generally reported
that li** has been the agent of Tammany Hall
iii collecting campaign flaieaflmonts iv.?m tho
gambling houses and even worse resorts in
this city. Public rumor may do him an in?
justice, but if thal is not Ins occupatiou?the
collection Of campaign a--e?.-iueiil- OB faro
banks for Tammany Hall?what is ii and
whence comes hi- money? In any place where
politicians gather, wheo the question of "pro
lection" to gambling bouses is discussed, Kean
Bella name u mire to rome up. ls a mau with
?mch a record and such a career as this lit to
be a Commissioner of the Fire Depaittnent of
ihe city of New-York? And i- a man who is
capable of nuking such an appointment as thal
of Sciinm-ll a lit man lo be Mayor of the chief
city of America?
Sollie Of Mayor (Jillie's other Appointments
are olmo*! as bad as that of Scaouell. An Ex?
cise Commissioner and in other public ollie-.
vvhirh he ha.s occupied by Ihe favor of Ihe
Tammany leaders, Joseph Koch has proved
himself utterly unlit for any position of tmst
and responsibility where fairness, firmness and
a judicial mimi are required, lt would have
Inon difficult to lind ip this city, outside of
ita pena] institutions, a person inure grot squely
unsuitable than Mr. Km h for such B position
as thar, of Polios Justice. For the great office
of Commissioner of Public Works, a place of
the highest importance .-md tho largest oppor
t unit h.-. Mr. Uilroy ha- selected Michael T.
linly, who has bien acting as Commissioner of
Accounts. If Mr. Haly has a sufficient equip
n.eui of ability and experience to cope with
tim difficulties of this high office, the people
of Nev.-Voil; have never yet had un oppor?
tunity to discover the fact, lt ld evident that
Mayor Uilroy int*mis i? manage tbe Depart?
ment of Public Works himself through a com?
paratively obscure agent, and has no intention
of allowing any mau of marked force of char?
acter, of independence and of energy to ac?
quaint himself wiih all the mysteries of the
mismanagement of that department dining Mr.
Gilroy* tenn, lt might be possible even in
Tammany Hall to discover .some public-spirited
citizen ol such a character thal he would nut
be contented until Im had aaastered every de?
tail of this department, and made himself
familiar willi all the fads concerning in mg].
adini'ni.-liaiion in the past. Michail T. Haly
is not likely to give any trouble in this way.
It is useless to timi fault, with the choice of
William ll. Iluike and Thomas i.. Feitner for
pubic Justices. These Iwo men an- as well
qualified for Police Justiceships as are most
of Ihe men who are now drawing *X,tiU0 a
fear from the city treasury, willi a ten-years'
term, fm- dispensing injustice in the lowest
ci latina! coutts. Mr. Feitner belongs to a let
ter class of citizens than that in whick Police
.lustii0 Thomas |\ (Jrady is found. Charles K.
Simms, who has dunn useful work in the
District-Attorneya office, Appears to be suffi?
ciently well qoaJified for a Police Justiceship.
Hut .such ajipointtuents as those of Seannell
and Km h aro so abominably bad that iu
iligua it citizens will not be in tho least ap
pflflatbd liv BUch an appointnunt as that of
Simms. Mayor Uilroy hus plainly made up his
mimi lo put thu worst men in Tammany Hall
in the ollices in which they can Work tho
larg st ni sehief and evil. The prospect before
the people of New-York lg gloomy indeed. \\ iib
such a .-peaker of tho Assembly at Albany aa
?ti I/cr, with such a Mayor as Mr. Gilroy lias
now revealed himself, and with such appoint?
ments as those already made by the Chief
Executive of tho city and these which may be
expected hereafter, the city of New-York is
lo bev for years in tho hands in" men who
ire ci 1 tain to deepen ber disgrace to pillage
her treasury, t? plunder hn- taxpayers, and li
jv 1 riv injury a:id outrage t 1 her cit/.ciis. Thia
city is about to piss through a wild rim of
mi-doing similar t 1 that from which ii suffered
in liff, Ifff aud 1870, uhon thc Tweed Kina
was .strongrst. Not a ray of hope appears at
Albatrjr or nt the city Hall.
////; rossTlTVTlosAi. rosvp.STios.
Both bonroi of thc Legislature yesterday
passed a bill t.i cine the big and inexeii-ablo
blunder which the last Legislature perpetiated
iii Uk* matter of lin- Cai-'tituttonal C invention.
Th.- law if IM)-. which the measine put
through willi so nun h hoatfl yesterday super?
sedes, will always remain a monument to tl"*
ignorance or tin- inefficiency, or both, of the
lie.iatir Senate and Assembly of that year.
If. instead of being a 'nil of fieal and general
impoitanto, it had simply related to a bridge
over Mime bacje-c .smiiy creek it could mt
have been di awn with l-.ss care. The Legis?
lature baa now and then sent lu the statute
books Burne piotty lame laws. Hut this mus
probably the worst cripple thal ever got there.
Tin- oetv bili is a decided Improvement upon
the oil one. I: gives the lb mu; rats au unfair
partisan advantage? but that aaa to be ex
pt (teil. The number Of delegates is livid at
lilt;, (if these four ire tu be elected in each
ono ol tin- thirty-two Senate districts on a
genet al ticket, each elector to have the priv?
ilege ol voting fur all four: the remaining
thirty-eight are to be. chosen af large, sixteen
being swarded to the Republicans, sixteen to
tho Democrats and the tesl, two each, to the
Prohibitionists, ile Socialises ami the Woman
Suffragists. The election of these delegates is
not ii take place ni the spring-aa nuder tho
law of last year?but at tho general election
in November. No provision ht made for ihe
appointment of any ol' the delegates. All of
them, as the Constitution requires, bur as tim
superseded law did not provide, flra to ba
fleeted.
Kow ever groat un improvement thi> act may
be npun the old une, tho fact remains that tho
Legislature novel ought! i hove passed it with?
out affording the members and their constitu?
ents ;i:i opportunity t t give ii a careful study.
Hast; legislation as g rule is bad legislation,
and certain 1.1 nu excuse eau bo offered for
lajilroadiag through thia Bteasure, in which all
our people are necessarily iaterestod, since it,
relates t i tho orgaaio law- of the Common
nealtb. --onie, of the Republicans, of the Legis?
lature endeavored tu secure a little lima for
n> consideration, hut tho Iii nus ral ic leaden
declined 11 gian' their request.
This is n^t a g .od beginning for the Logia
bit ure of 1893. "Maka baste dowry" is a
goo i motto iii lawmakers.
TUE WAY OP HIE SEA
The Cunard mansger* have Issued an official
statement respecting thc L'mbria-Gallta inci?
dent, which if noi luminous is ai least trans
parent, Captain Fergusons explanation of his
neglect t ? stand by a lister ship disabled in
ti.i'li.c. an i- barely Intelligible, but thc man?
ari rs are evidently satisfied that both he ami
( apt ai ii Mi K.i.v understood each other ami
in i .1 u'.rh di-, r -.uni and sobriety of Judgment.
l!oih captains are virtually commended. That
:.s beean*: each was favored with gu d fortune.
If the L'mbria had bet n wrecked on the way
f.j New Voil; both would have been severely
t uoired. Captain t'irguflaua conduct in de
setiiug tho Cuil'iia in that event would havg
len piciiiii.ic d in lefentlbl ?? Ila would hi\o
lust Ins c m.maud, and his p!?os that his stock
if coal wa- low, that lu- ship waa carrying
mails and that lc t aili iain- t , put athel
ates men on the L'mbria'g tiaik would Luv.*
been ilisiti's-cl u> abai lon t icusea tor a plain
neglect of duty. Captain McKay tu liku min?
uet would have been c mdetnned for not takia|
advantage of tun lng offers. .Vs tho catastro?
phe waa evened, i,itii officer's prudence m
sa'.in,' Hie rumpatrji nnnecessaty expense i*
racognircd with hear tv appreciation. That ia
the way of the sea. All's well that emla well,
If there had leen s disaster both captain*
would have lo-t their reputation!. Thal wu.
tho iisk wita which each waa confronted when
comp.'lied io act i u ni his judgment.
The i um ru J i'i-v ha- ended BO far a- the
i apt nu- and th ? man il' is ol the linc are i mi
terned: inn thc public will remain Inquisitive
un several points. Por example: Captain Fer
gus.tu -illus ti have been < mvinced tint ihe
l.'mbria nbs s.n.- and that tim weather waa
moderating; bul In- also apprehended a oon
linuaiti'- i.f -t univ weat bel l.n hts own ship,
ami uonseqiicutiv e.msidered i: impnuJenl lo
protiact In- voyage. Thia seema unintelligible.
If the i ham i - os tie- Ueafbci weie to be I ak eu
mt i scoouiit, ihe, diiablad steamer ought io
have had I he beneiil of tit*- dui.ht. If thu
weall,ci' was too un-1 nain tu j11>Li 1 y the
(?alba's deli uin n. aaa it not aufficieiitly doubt
fl 11 prevent tie- premature abandonment ul
an unmanageable ship?
Then th ie ia iii" question of e al. Captain
Ferguson says thal bis supply was short, and
thai with mi prospect o' ibo continuance ot
had weather and consequent detention he did
not dare t i lie by the I'mbra nulli her repairs
were c.mph td. The question at once is sug?
gested: Why waa tho Gallia allowed to leave
putt willi su sia:n a liip|;|y of Coal? .-surely
ii cannot lc- ile- custom of the transatlantic
linea io tend out their ateamcia with s;( little
ci,al in thc bunkers that tiny caiiuot vesture tu
itaBd hy a disabled ship fm- twelve hums.
Iii.u is au altogether new phase i-f steamship
re .nonius, ami une which will nut favorably
impuss ihe publk-. No? will transatlantic)
travellers be reassured bj iho intelligence that
Iho Gallia wai md scvoral passing ohipa to keep
a sharp lookout lui tin- rmbria. Neither pr ieal
DOT I.i vile would have appealed tu better Ad
j ant age ii he had hailed a Good Samaritan on
lim mad with the measago: "There is ii fel?
low somewhere behind who hus been robbed
?nd p s-iU; murdered; better keep an eye out
fur him ami soe if there bo any (hame of his
bleeding t i doo th/' That can hardly be tho
way of the stta.
I /.III in PE PPP EA I ID.
ll is understood fha" Mayor Uilroy has re?
solved n-t ii comply ivith the law paased by
ile- las! Legbtlot.providing fir tin- appoint?
ment of two i otnmis june rs of Kee >ul< foi this
:? ty. Tim sppointmenta might hare been
made at an.v time during the last flight months
d Mayor Grant's term, bm lu- refiained from
the exercise ol \Ue mithority conferred on him,
ind it is nu.si sin,t-,. |v t, be boped that his
sm cessor will pursue a like course, The dui,',
A these ( oinmis-iui .- - if the-, are ever named
-will be to re index thu real estate rerords of
the iit,\. Foch of them bl to receive ;i salary
jf |6,000 a year, and (hiv mai .serve for ten
veals or leas at the discretion of the .Mayor.
Jf course there is a jud of large proportions
sancealad in iles Jaw, which was paused tinder
?iiiaiin.stum "> ilia' arouse the gravest suspicion
regardiag its pm pose. The people of New
Vork knew nothing SbOUt the bill until it tint"
before thfl Governm for approval, ami before
Iioie was lime for a single word of protest
against it Governor Plower had signed ic
Ubi ii ii wa- before th.- Leghilatare it eacaped
he Dotiofl ol' the vigilant ami shaip-eyed cot re
<|otdei.t. of the meir sj* IPon bi wopopsio, and
t was j assrd without any di-cii-sion of its
n-lit- and without a-i.v knowiodgo un the patt
f the public that such ;: BBMMUre WBfl undei
topside'at.'on. The bill was -ncikcd thruuah
the Legislature; and even if the work for
which if provides were one of absolute neoofl
?ity high minded ollicials would hesitate to
proceed under the terms of fl law enacted in
so underhand a minuet.
How groot the expenditure would be under
this law it i.s not possible to estimate with ac
ourary, bul there is no doubt that ii would
amount to several hundred thousand dollars.
This te-indexiag would ba a fob for the en
richimnt of certain Adherent* of Tammany
Hall, and liberal ilicea of the expendiUires
would bfl c--itain t > lind their way Into Cm
coffers of the Tammany organisation. No
work of tho kind is called lor, and if il were
done it. would doubtless open she way for still
greater demands upon the public treasury in
iho appointment of a large number oi' official
conveyancers, for whom there is no need. 'I bs
simple fact ii that this law provides for a con?
tinuing job of large proportions, involving aa
outlay of money by lim city which ian univ
be gm sscd at.
.Mayor Grant did well to ignore this stat.ito.
Mayor Gilroy will du weil i.i pursue th" same
course. Bot m.ne than thu is required. Tim
law in quest),>n ought tu be repealed. Mr.
Gilroy will do the people of New-York a ser?
vice if in the message which he intenda to send
to the Aldermen to-day ho earnestly lccutn
itieiids the repeal cf Ibis enan incut, and then
lo 1 m> up tba' icc unmendation by urging upon
tho Legislature the ncc aaity of repeal.
MR. MAI BY AS PEA DI: P.
Ju choosing Mr- (dalby, of St. Lawrenosj
County, as their leader for thia session the
Republicans nf tho Assembly have dune well.
j Jn all the difficult sitnationa that arose in last
I year's Assembly, aid tiny were pectdiarly try?
ing for tho Republicans id' Hie lower house,
Mt. Malby displayed a rare degree of tact,
courage, sagacity and strength, aiming aalely
and always io du the Just mid light thing bli?
the public juiciest, and nutting in that course
the -afest assurance of party welfare, li i
nut au experiment, therefore, to intrust the
leadership to bim. lb- hm fairly earned ic
Ho understands the political conditions with
which he will have ti deal, lb' knows the
Democratic leaders, their motives, methods am)
cuds. He understand! how absolute and re?
lentless fa their tyranny, how despicably dm ile
their legislative following, lb- ku twa that ex?
posure ia tlie chief function of a minority in
-ni h a budy aa thu Now-Yurlf Legislature ol'
j 1 Mi:!, ami he may bfl relii d upon I > do his il nv.
11 is a favorite ti iel; of tie- Denn.eratic bo-.ses,
when they aim tu di something particukiriy
| bad. io thr.ivv their wiles ai. und a few weak
kneed Republicans, and bv seducing them from
their allegiance to aomproiuiae and render diffi
I Ctllt I.'ip. i bl ti au opposition. Mr. Malby is a
II ader vvh.i v ill be well plac d lu deal
j wiih this daager. He will lind it we wain
lcm. thc most aanoying feature of his d Mi. lt
task, hui ii ian always be overcome l>) pru
(bul. linn nnd delicate treatment. Ile may
? ,i,n' upon tim support nf an undivided portj
in all that i-?-..? leadership require* i-f him.
The I.Ypul.liiats of tlc- Legislature are a: A!
hauy tins jrear to oppose and point mit evert
jub. every fraud thar comes tbore, The.i are
ev|M'f.'l to h-i ni upen or tovell scheme ? ?;
privabs gain or partisan tricker? become a iv
nil hom their stool and pctsiatenl opposition.
QOFKBSOE fLOWBM ASD QL'JBJSTISE.
Governor Flown - atatomtnl thal Ibo "chol?
era dui not iel lu v"ini tim gates of our harbor
bet irs. ut Ihe etta i io \ ul inc Stahl aud'hcii
iju.itatitiiii" wa- mad,- for the ptirpi si- ol de?
feating Hie pinpi-.d legislation of Coni?
j giving il.e iiipreme r i.ii-.l nf quarantine ad
' lliilll-t:al ll tu the Natl,tia! Cv < ruinen!. Tu
I entertain I hot purpose is rait a misdemeanor
(specially in uno whose office impose* oil him
| the duli (,| being watchful and jealous ol al:
1 sugge i n- I ...king i i the i url liimeut of stat"
a ? niity. li I- natural a id proper that the
c..veil, i should coiuitlci all such suggestions
? i .ti tl iv. i s pu-in<; i heir weak iii ss jvhercver be
can lind it, snd offer jug w bute vcr arguments
lhere m.i.v be f-.r li ivinp, Ihe malters involved
nt the hands nf im al auihorities. Hut af!--!
sui h investigations int i ihe conduct of Health
olin -I- Jenkins bs bavo been made bj the
i bamber ol CoBimeu o, the tom in it ti. p., ,,,|,,;
m. i i>y ('resident l."\\ sud ibo associated com?
mit ea i-f ph.v -u ians, mid m the face bf tbe
I.ut- set forth in their reports, it is absurd to
-ay dat tin- li i.ii quarantine eas rlticieui u.
even if.i-uiiably well conducted, .lu-: us In
tho leapp liutment ot Ma.v n ml, Governoi
I'loWer shut bia eves and eilis to public piu
ti'-t. claiming thal a Icier In Maynard's fuvor
fruin a lawyer who his ben :;t!v i haraoterized
as putic-ps criminis, and Cum an thor lawyer
ulm is a membei of Senator Hill's Hrra iu
Cliiuia w.is a sufficient offset tu Ibe memorial
of the Har Atsodation, sj now, la dialing with
the ijitaruutine subject, ho -huts himself nwnj
ft.un tim overwhelming manifestations of pub
lie diaplegsiire and anxiety, and pm- forward
th" assert toil! of Taunt.anv politicians as a
sufficient -answer t> the demonstrated lac's re
pott'd by the Chamber of Commerce,
lt lu- had nut chosen to make ibis character?
istic exhibition ol his willingness tu subordi?
nate public interests lo tbe schemes of the
politicians iu whose company ami service ho
ia al arty a found, wa should wiitin gl,j consider
(ioveraor Flower'a argument in favor of the
" .lell ?t suntan idea" of tho reserved rights il
the States, ll is an old nba. older bv a good
man.v ve.ir. Hum Jefferson's statement of it.
And ii is au excellent iden. Tbe interests ol
Ihe Stott a being so generally common to all,
and being -o much mora efficaciously and
i hcapH cooaerved bi a -singh- machino directed
by a single load thu by fortj four diffcieut
machines, nm in forty-four different ways, tbe
temptation to hand thing- over io tho Federal
Government is always strong. The peoplo aro
nu lunger frightened by tbe bugaboo of a
'.stn ni,', ceuliali/ed puwei." They perfectly
understand ihal talk of thal sort is a relic of
the davs when tho public thought of a GoV
einiueut aa a thing apart fruin themselves, and
when king- and dietotora were more or le--an
actual menace. Tiny understand thal ii is
univ brought forward nowadays to conceal aa
ulterior purpose pr ? want, of original thought,
The Government, wh ttber State or National, is
tho creature of the people, and bo law-abiding
leisiin is afraid of it. Hut the reasons fog
making sharp distinctions between State and
National jurisdiction are .-till as numerotai and
as strong as they wen- winn tin- Constitution
was framed, and t ? Indicate thean, iii view of
tho tendency we have mentioned, i-. always to
du a public service.
Hut Governor Flower does not indicate these
distinctions. His talk about the protection of
Ike public health being a State affair is simply
<?< nilling. When tho quarantine administra
timi of tbe great puts has bun assumed by
tke Fi di ral authorities, the State Hoard of
Health will still have quite enough to do. 'Che
tight ol' Congress to legislate ra thi> subject
cann n he qm -tiun d?although Governor Flow?
er, without aitualiy laying a. muck, tilka
as ir it might be -and tho argument in favor uf
Con.gr.-s ciial acion and Federal c intro! is c ni
ilit'iv'. The einiic Nati,'tr from ead I ? cud
is core, rued in sicing I i il that neither pei
sics nor moiihiiudi.se infected with c nt'.gmtis
I disease shall outer the port of New-York. Tho
! National Government dona possets at all times
j the means of performing this duty successfully,
: and tho State Government docs nut anti can
! not. lu limes of real danger ihe National
, Government must be appealed so, ami then a
'dual authority lu com's an additional Booree
j 11 public anxiety. There is, therefore, no rea>
: rou for maintaining a quarantine machine
! which is only efficient when it has littl" to du,
! and every reason fm- the substitution of ono
I which cm be depended on af all time-.
COSSECTICOT DSDEB WAY AGAIN.
The inaugural message of (Jovcriior Mom's,
tho new Democratic Governor of Connecticut,
i- a mulei in ona respect Inatrad of follow?
ing the custom cf making a rehash of tho re*
< pons of the various depottmeats of the State
Cove:ninene c aiccrning which he cannot bo
supposed to have any official knowledge upon
his induction into ollice. he referg the Legis?
lature to the reports them- Ives and proceeds
ot on e ti the consideration of such subjects
as in bis judgment deserve the attention of tho
lawmaking b dy. As might be expected under
tho circumstances, he devotes considciable
?pace to the question of a Conatitutional Con
veution. that being the State issue which his
party made most prominent in the late cam?
paign, and the one upon which it is apparently
moat united, 'ihe chief defects in the present
Constitution from ile1 Democratic-point of view
atc: lir-t. tim requirement of a majority of
lim popular vote for the election of State
ollie us, through the operation of which tho
demil'.ck iii the Legislature resulted which ha.s
lasted lur two years; and, second, the system
of town iepiescalation in the 'Honan, under
windi it is contended that the cities and largo
towns are deprived ol' their just weight in
legislation, and tim small agricultural and
manufacturing towns enjoy undue influence ami
pow. r. lt is further coutendod that tho State
has so outgrown iis organic act, and i'll thc
conditions have -j changed since its'adt.ptioii,
that single amendment! by thc ordinary courso
ol procedure would lc- only temporary pallia?
tives, inadequate to tin- ind in view, and that
nothing sin.i,? of a Constitutional Convention
and ;i thorough rev i-i rn will s"rve.
I: may be said for Govt raor Morris's presenta?
tion of the argument that ir hs torse and clear,
strongly pul and reasonably free from par?
tisanship. Thcio is no complaint of the in?
justice of the operation of the constitutional
provision by which he. ns tho choice of a plu?
rality 'd the voters tivo yean agu, was de?
barred tbe office of Governor! nor does he
indulge in angry rhetorical declamation against
tho in qualities in represent tt ion, although ho
does intimate in a sad soil of way that popular
g.n ei Mn. m iu Connecticut is in great danger
of coming to naught unloas aontething is don"
ti remedy these evils. Doubt Uss the question
? f a Constitutional Ci n vent ion will be brough!
fun..ml at an culy dav in accordance with the
(iovernor's recommendation and the policy of
Ins party, when there will be full discussion
uf t,i" alb ged abuses ami proposed remedies.
Th" instincts ol th.- Connecticut people are
... . .natue: Hey tiing willi a good deal of
:. ??. ti their old systems and (l-l waya\
n limp- sam limes even ai'i-r iii-.v have mani
;,--'!?, outgrown them, aud they will not lake
the -I p nf ordering a convention to flame a
noir, Constitution except alter ike Bios! thor
c uh .1 scussion aud careful considi ration. That
tbore aro inequalities in represeutatiou under
Ibo existing ? .institution will Bot bo denied,
? ? ,.-;.- a-.- ipni ? a- likely to adopt the course
I remedying these bj .single amendments and
tuc ordinary procedure as to take the riski
involved in a Constitutional Convi inion aid au
? line v new departure. The argument for
I* in: 1 u rt-preseutation in Ihe House is plau?
sible bul *p?ions. Kepti ie il it ion act urti inn I i
p | : at Cn it now the rule iii tbe * nal -. though
h I-- are man foal inequalitii i in its ope ra I u.
The real question with Ihe Connecticut voter
ia wh thor it is desirable I i chai "" a sy?t< tu
whu h makes the town tbe unit of represent.!
tu u tu uno which bases in pre-cut itiou on p ipu
latiou purely, and makes tbe individual thc
unit.
The ti "v State Goveiuuienl having now been
iai.lv launched, and the Legislature having re
- imed its fiini (ions alter i...?j ai -' sus] elution,
Ihe people "f Connecticut -.viii have nu op
iiuitiiiniv io i.n.i au intelligent opinion as to
the aha:,! lt- or disadvantage uf frequent
legislative sessions, 'ii"- wheels of legislation
h t- ?? bet n idl ? uow for u< ai >.? four years.
I hero have been inconveniences, of c rurae. re?
sulting From <? nilli, d nf aitth rit.i in the State
.I. paiiui. nfs. but these have been mot by
prompt and intelligent action on the pan ul
tho acting tlovcroor; sn that ihe only real !
deprivation has been of thu exorciae of the
legislative furn lion. No new laws have been
made n r any old one- np abd fr more than j
nine years, The State .and the people seem
tu but ? got along very well, how ver, with j
the uM Matutes and In the old way. aSoj
well, iud ed, that thoughtful citizens may well
ask ile ni 'Ives the question whether, on tho
whole, a fistful period of four years is not as
good a- ur better than the law tinkering and !
lobbying thai como with annual ur biennial
s -.siuiis. ilium:.' the neil four or live months
the-, will li" .lilli'ii liul out whether the Legis
laliic i- BB untiiiv tl bb ssing.
Mr Richard < raker's announcement of his po?
litical creed will ruuimaud at tent iou. If he i tn
prevent it. u? butiiuaa wen will ...- apboinbsl tu
iitlic,> under Mayor Gilroy; and flier*' ls a sua
pH ..I thal Mr l rokor'a luliiieiiee v.i'h Ute p ,
eui city administration will be rotatidcrable. Mr.
Croker would put none hut politicians ob tuaril
lins i-. im lanie than might have heea expeotpd,
init hi- reasons ter aucb a polk) are aovel. Mr.
(inker wants polltielane only i"r oflieeboldera
l.'.ai-.' lin",' Will dei ute all their time to
their official dutbv! Does he mean to Imply
ih.it their official duties Include looking aftei IBM
Interests of Tammany Hall ?
? ?++ ?
Mr. amory, who undertook to buy the under?
ground railroad franchise lasl week, is a cool a
well ns a queer euatonier. Ifo Mill claims that
he iicule a bona Ada purchase and thal tl ? frai
chloe is his property, fl would ie Interesting to
know v\lm i- boekiug him,, but he finnlv ref nora
tu c.ive the tiaiiics of hi* capital'-is. Doubtless
ihey nt" preparing to press Stu ir claim in tim
curt-, which vv.aili! at least be annoying to the
Rapid Transit ' 'ommisaion.
a>
I.ieiileiiiinf-iiiivcrnor Sheehan would wm t->
be iiiiniim <" Bequlro a reputation sa a humorlot
of tim extravagant sort. Wo Judge so (root tim
little speech which be made ba tbe Seoab) after
calling it to miler on Tn cod sy< In tho course]
of thia effort he remarked timi "the proud record
nf the Senate nf I sic.' should ho a lM*a0Ofl Ibrhl lo
guide this ho ly lo a courageous, faithful and In?
corruptible discharge of official obligatlona."
Tlist's just lovely -, a piece of humor. \ Domo
nrotlc majority obtained Cv fraud, a Coagreasional
gerrymander, an Anscmbly gerry neander, repeated
raids Up ll til" principle ul lucile lille, all illtail: lt|J
excise bill, the "Huckleberry" ht.-.I, the Consti?
tutional Convention blundrr?-thous m ? rom* ol
tho contributions In thal record which Mr. Shoo.
hun points tu with rapide and proposes to have
utilised ns .i - ii.-iu-uii light." Aivmi.v funny, i
isn't he?
Colonel l.anii-nt is luuted hs Baying auberon-'
tlslly that tho Presidentelect u> going to keep
hie hands off tho Sonatorshlp lu ?very State os.
cept New-York. When -Mr. .\furphy hean this
lie will probably remark that the policy of ona*
interference, Uko charity, ought to begin ot
home.
In hi* message Governor Flower made acme
feeling and highly impressive observaSlooo
against Hie use of money in elections. Aod note
here conies "Ihe Kingston Freeman" wirh tho
cruel comment that the observations are co.ua* to
tho admission "that the Governor deplores bia
own election.' Perhaps on second thought the
(iuvernor will ask iinauimotia consent of tho
Legislature to amend the messajro hy runninf
ti blue peucil over the observations lu question.
It was a bad break, Governor.
A year asro this month, when a number af
leading business nmn. of this city went to Al*
bany to urge the Governor and Legislature ta
appropriate $.'iOO,000 for the World'a Fair, Gov?
ernor Flower daaauoood their appeal with a con
temptuotis "Cats:" In thia year's message, how?
ever, he ici'iiimnends the apjiroprlation for that
purpose of ?.(00,000 in addition to thc appropria?
tion of that amount made last winter. It Ls aclf
evident that tho larger appropriation should haro
lseen made twelve months a?o rather than now
within leas than four months of tho opening of
the Pair, lr, would appear to he proper, how?
ever, fur the Covcrnor to nuilee a full and complete
apology to the merchants whom he treated with
such discourte?.y last January.
Mr. Sheehan, in addressing the Senate on Tues?
day, said that it Braal an "all-wise" Providence
willoh had permitted the Senators to reassemble
with unabated vigor. "Inscrutable'' would hare
Iii u a mure appropriate udjective.
FERSOSAL.
Un. Juba W':ird Howe's roceSft for her latest
aiumul MbofriBtJea to the Egypt exploration Fun*
bears tlie number "0,000." Hie has, however, given
to tills prof eat beebee, 'the orkgool contributor waa
.Mrs. .laini 'pink*, und ulivi-r Wendell Hdiae* aoon
followed her.
winn Ofaartea Theodore BVuaajott, fotbor of novernor
llus-cll, of ttOaOBCbUOOttSi was Mayor of Cambridge,
uwavr link In WOT days, lie und lils family spent a
good port of everv CSbftatOHB ut the .Almshoii-e, en
icit.iiii ng the Inmates, lntle.-d, the Russells atfnd?d
il-v..ii..nut .x.-ic:-s OB rJaoday in the AlaaahOUSB
rhapel frequently, and became luiniliai- rlgurc* lu that
1 tist I tatton.
Btsbop Nleboleoa of wisconsin, formerly a Plula
d-lplila jiiis'or. tells thl- story willi nnu-u relish: A
country paKshlotier culled cn bim, and In the coors*
of the conversation declared his aemlmenis on thl*
wise: - w - ull Bks you. Bl anon. un mir way, ba
-.i a von ure -i darned coomboo. Tkbi was a lltti*
staggering el Brat: but Ihe bishop finn discovered
that tbs utterance, was meant fur a heany compliment.
htiiin- one laving ashed Mr. OtOiatOBO Ihe secret ol
hl.s r.-iiiui-Uiible actlvliy, be repUsg with u story;
M..re v.ns ones a t'.i'ii lending out <if London on
lek nu re bornes db-d lusa nnv ether, mid Inmilry
revealed tba fsrt thal tt was t--r'-cilv level. Cons*
i.ii.-ii-ly Ibe Htilnmls In truv illili;,' over tx used only
one sw of iniiiilos.
vviiiiinn lloyd darlleen's statue ht bronte, ol
roloaaal abut, wig be aatenVai ta Bsobuijpoil next
.-oiiriu ni Joly.
II. rnli-'rdt'.s -un kuutltos, arks retired from puUlo
i. .til,- taos after ala BMrrtaga "o the rich Russian
laay, Prbieesa Jabtonoaska, aa* beea ko ext rn va gani
I bat hts wife ha- ii-k'-d for a legal " eeaaruttou sf
property." Ska docs oot wish to lose her fortune.
Catari al Carron 1?. Wrtgbt, who has be?n reap
potatad I'.'iiiiui--! arr af Labor for saar roses more
liv Ptesbteni Marrawa, v.in probably t-e-igp. it ts
ld. Wkofl -Mr. sTi v,-Im,it rOBie* In. but lt ls regarded
.uitfiil wi,ii,ii-i- bis i-i-ignatini win be aeoeptod.
THE TALK of TUE DAY.
V.. in: Young Mn.iti'V -du.et Teacher.-Now bojre,
vvlcit iiiii-t we ull d-i lo ?o to Heaven!
Blight boy- DU,
She Knew the Infant Mind.-" Bah .Tove.'* sst*
f'happto to tin- vo,His' vioitiiiu Ht the chufch fair.
??lileah stem- to b-- a -ort of OT Bk ir.tell ctuat
-vtnpnlhy b"tvci.-n ii-. Soot cli.-r iliow. Aw you
literary or BOtnetktng of the -or:.''
?? No." -he answered. " I aoa a teacher In the
kindergarten."- iiiidiuu.ii>"lls Journal
?I ie Butts later Moootola,* ftoraa't tieiieve ta
silo* i: g li- reeders io jiu'/l.. over unii-intl nbbrest
Bl loni, ia. t- ii ill|ii!i h r- ;:tlii,M i " Mer.'' -.'iliiUI, wtilcS
lt print,si tn.- ol!,cr dav. it lind tko word. - .Mn na ger
ratolll" i-i Uk black letters: aud now the Botts peopls
?I l-i- ti n the gentkoun In qaestbut ls the "Man*
: i of ill* lloBaeao.
li.. Mu. li nf s.u.,?,... iiiiniii-Weii, ?, I heard yo
bill linn* ll lo lin- I l.
.-l.n- Well, v.- heard rlgfct, it'.: I waa loaf rta*
week
iiirnin w.n. h.-v they gol anything slfrunt 111*1*
iruiii abai 1 -i-v\e got lao wit ta Braltleboryl
alias i'l'iiuitl Well ye might t-r ga ther' onco.
Tltfj ? .a lo-- kerrs th-t artll Bokt BgobV onto a
hundred ;.tni iliev pull ,-m r. cuni abb a Usrtla aire
no il. ;er'B ii Biraw.?sJbaAou Courter.
Tlicie I.-, BSld to bs uti iiilv.-it - ti CnnnecUcul
abo paint* bia "ad" ii. raws bj letda coutlguouj tt
tbe 1 Ulroad*.
tils Kind af Inaaawls. ?Youof PrrityjetMe-sDoctor,
I ino lutfertng lunn In omnis. < aa you suggest s
i- '
- - icili? (.rtiilnlv. Don't Bta? up all nlglit
? . gu .Nev - Ile. 1 rd.
roc Hartford Poet" tens low a bill collector
ttepp?d li.to BB <?!!"" tbs BUaSf dny. and teeing
ll.e debtor laBUng tu a number of laay friends wtltcd
HU bs had lei.v.irc. W'hereupon tie debtor turned
io ibo eaUoetor wltb a very pbsassBt manner and
-uni: 1 aBI lom y,,u tiiis 11111C1 to-day. Come
lisiiu vi!;. 11 V..11 are h.ml Up," aid tnilled one of Uioae
.-mile- tun eraek a ksetdag-gaaas.
A I'icllinliisrv to lli.ir'.ty.- ? Miinima,'* said little
Willie, ?? 1 cannot tell a lie. 1 tw>h taif pie io feed
s pose liule itarvtog boy."
?' Viv daitlag child,- wild his mother, "und did the
pasir little tallow ral it f
?? Vo'in. Vou iee, 1 couldn't find any; stsi-.inc boy
10 pie lt IO, .so 1 lutd to tilt lt IllVaelf.-' ?iC'llSCslgO
NeU't ll.-i ni.!.
A "fii'.li" woo sell- prise BSribjgM never says that
there t- a )>rl/..' In ev. ry aaobufS. Such a statement
11 mild be sllogetker ton weak for hint. He alwtyi
speaks "f a prise In "euell mid every package." Kart]
h.ni 1 v,ry fahlr lov?-s tko lil.raac so much toot he um*
it i-uch mid avery nasa.
Twenty years n>M tiic forntga-bora furtaoaaas in
Brazil Wen1 Itl.S pee cent of ike whole, the 1,,'Hiism
lh.8, bul of hue years Hie lelailv" nuiiilH-rs have im
it> vs-.me .1 tba og*. I''ie orerSowing poaulatloa sf I'.dy
tm- elm 1 ,t Bratll tor ita aatUeaienl, srlth aawurbsag ra
Milis. ii in i-s-:i io 1SS7 itu- 11.-1H4111 tmaiigranta
were 33.3 per real of Ute whole nuatb*r; bVe I'onu
gue ?? inaic next, with 1:0.0, and the UefUMUS h?v*
oropiied lo i..l per nut. benn; almost (quailed bv th*
Kfrntilard . vvith 4.7. in Argentina Un- Italian a>
rendeni y is even Blore Biarfced. lioin l<s7?.i to ISSg
UT.i per sent of Ike iiuml^riitits were ItaBaaa, 1:1.5
viiie opaularda. ^.ll Krenonmen, sud bul 1.7 Knallsb
m. 11. in fSuy ibe popnlallon of 000.000 tn r<?inl
Hguna rontalned bo ba* lhan aso,000 ItaBaaa, snd ip
l.MHi. iilouc, lin,I-.'J wen- added to H.?i'1'he JitUiburaa
Bovteu.
Tbe loarn Sf Forsyth, HS., U fifty years old, aol
001 er lind a church.
ItcV'-n-e.?siimsoii -Way, Willie, you mast hiv*
been in ;, terrible Hg t.
Willie Ve*, I aaa; I Pot Beaui by the mlruaters
^oll.
" W'lmt <lld li- vv.il|> voil for ?"
-ll" lui 00 a so'' of hiv rlotbee von ?*nt Min. and
lie told Hutt vein the ouly vvav he could gel eveO.*
iC'lottler and PornbUier.
KOBE IM'KIIRT THAN BRINCITLE.
l-'n m Tue bosIOS Journnl.
Tba fuct ttint lbs power sf future ijatsral patroar
age hu- been tm nile -iv used by ike Mugwump iru
pouents ul Murpby rds tbe N'ew-York aeaabasdu
iii-'iu of ali seiuiiiuiice of princlpts and reduces it te
u v illgar Mii-abblo of OJOttQOS,
A gWUBUC PlgFnaWaV.
Itoaa Thc ladbiBasogi Jauraal.
? whv nut coin" anutb for a home:" n-k< a v-mhera
paper, tWrilj bemuse bul one jmiitic.-ii iwrty te
iilluwed to e\i-t. and the eleetloua ure SOtornnBed br
tie- v :.--< oiiiiit-i--. wh.1 air .-ole-ted by thotss a ho hold
lae llfSCe -
sa
ni:rnm; OB < OLLbflg .-.imrts.
Proa Tbs Bsatoa Bea .
If tin- f.iculty 'if Vide .-ii.c.'ej iii orosoblaiaf bettina
among ihe stii.i.-nis. iiiuny pateraal pamsa win Vxi
a tort of ebb tide In tlulr ynuly uutpiit.
U ?TlTt TIONAI. AMKNliy.BNl? VAM'BI.KSI.
Pl au Iii- tlbaOf K\l>:
Tao fi".' 1-. la oir f"tm ".' ooseroaaeol tiiere i- no
remedy sgalgst fraudubnt .-I-. Hon- exraul with Hie
? ? 11 ?' iiicin-'ives. ii-: on frauds will not aeaaOj
Imii aili ci., and swarm, until Hie hnverriau people
BrbUJ md pi.n.-li lii'IMdu.il- nnd pITtbu who j^-rao
ti-.'.li.' Un.iii or toutlive ut und i>:oUl hi Uicwu