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New Tor'.< etw?*<<t*rstl-a; ??nUn M, R<*|.1. Pr<_ldent: Co*i?M
Harnlln. S?xretary: James M I'arr?*t. Trea?urei
Tribun? Buiidine. ?a ?tt Naaass ?ti??*. K?r? reek.
srnS<"*RIPTION' EA*fEB.? -By M?". Pos'??? I'ald, outside of
Or??l?r Nexx Yerk.
"Pally and Sunday. 1 mo $ " Daily ?nly( 8 ?month?.. . tt-Ot
Daliv and Buttday, ? iiio. '.?a- Daily only. I v?r . SOU
Dally an<i Bandar, i r?_u ** a'1 Sun?i?x- only, 0 moa ths.... i S9
Dally only, 1 UMMfe . .Ml Sunday only, 1 ye?Xl. SAO
ror*i?m subsTiptions to ?il countries In th? Universal
Pastal Vnlon. Including posta??
DAILY AND BUM DAT I I CANADIAN ItAI F?
??na month. |1.(B? DAILY AM? SUNDAY
one year . 18.40 One tn'inth . f 1 f?>
BUNDAY ON'IY: I On? j ear . IO.M
Bts month? . 8.07 1? xII.Y ON'I.Y:
?>n? year.fill' On? rron->i . 10
DAILY ONLY: | One year. BOO
One month . 1.0) BUNDAY ONLY:
one >ear . 12 2?!'One m..tit)i . BO
j One \ ear . 4 M
Knt?red at the PostoftVe at N'?xv York a? ?-??nnd CaSOI Mali
Matte?.
"Honest Graft" in Bill Drafting in
the Legislature.
\\ lien St'iiat.'i* Stilxvell sent Kendall, who wanted
1i? have a lull drafted, to Lewis, lin? Sennt?> revision
? lerk. h?? xvas engaged in nn Improper transaction.
This is Irrespective uf xvlietlier Stilxvell Shared In
111?* foe paid I'V lvenilail tO L-SWlS, BS l.?'xvis ii?.xv
?ilinits hi? tul'l Senator Wagner. Of DOt A Mat?*
Senator, chainnan of t lie coin mit tee tetare which
? hill is 1<> come, has n<> in.?re btisln.-ss reionnnonil
Ing a bill drafter t?? a man seeking his fSYOr with
(regard to proepectlTe legislation ihan i?r. Russell,
suiierintendeiit of Maiti'iixxnn. had n?. ??inm??!i? 1 iii*_
????unsel for Thnxv. The txvo t"*S-aaSU<**tatoni are of the
same sort.
Recommending a bill drafter could hardly fall t"
exercise a corrupting intluence. F.ven if Stilw?'ll
WM not to share in the sum to be paid for the ?Irait
log, he would n??t be likely t<> retain an unbiassed
mind toward legislation which had been the source
??f a fee to one of his friends. If the opportunity to
surest Mil drafters to persona "seeking legislation
is a form of "bonesl -raft" that prevails In Albany
tills exposure ougbl t.? ?*n?i It.
The temptation to abare In auch "bonesl ?Traft''
?s too atrong. We have no wish to prejudge the
cas?, tgalul Btllwell. Bui Lewls'a testimony jrw
lerday should Impel the investigators to gn to the
bottom of the charges, it is not easy to see what
motive I.exvis hn?l for tolling his friend Senator
Wagner that Btllwell had shared in the bill draft?
ing fee unless thai WSfl the truih. I.exvis himself
?s a lawyer, and bo the taking of the fee by bim
for services in drawing up the bill waa not crim?
inal. And. moreover, be lias shown <?n the witness
stand no unfriendly disposition toward th*' ?<*cused
Benator.
i.exvis was furred to resign for going Into the
business of bill drafting while holding a public
offi'-e as revision clerk of the Senat'?. What will
the Se?ale say of the Senator who sent the lmsi
riess to him?
Taking Chances with the Third Kail.
The Tribune gare the exclusive news yesterday
that the temporary equipment In the subway i"?'p
< ??nnecting the Baal River bridgea "all? Include s
naked third rril It is said that otherxvlse the loop
would liav?' t" remain idle eighteen montha longer,
until the completion of the Fourth grenue subway,
-?hice the Brotjklyn Rapid Transit elevated cars,
which are 10 be used temporarily, are all operated
on the open third rail plan.
It would he a great Inconvenlent-e to postpone
for a year and fl half tin? beneflta which xxiii
i*eBul1 from Unking together the two bridges. But
it would he trifling With an imminent danger to
allow cars to run in any subway wltbosjl sufficient
third rail protection, n la irue thai few Accidents
have happened on the Brooklyn elevated lines,
Waters the uncovered rail is Used. Bul "ii those
structures there are footpaths tietween the stations,
and in ?ase of accident paBsengt-Ms have little
tr?iuMe escsping from the trains. Underground the
chames ?.f panic are mii?'h greater and passenger?)
cannot see weil enough to walk confidently in the
neighborhood of uncovered deadly third nils.
We ?l?. not bellfTs that aafety abould be aacrl
fl. ed to roiivr-nienep ,,r i-heapness ,,f opt**ratlon.
Sometimes Increased transit fscllitiea may be pur
chased at too high a price.
Park Dairying and Agriculture.
Racetracks, .art galleries and soap factories hav?
ing been excluded from Ceniral Park. It Is now pro?
posed to introduce there a cow pasture and stable;
to afford to the urban population ocular demonstra?
lion that tin cans and ?lass bottle?-*, are not the
original source?? of milk. There is also suggestion of
a .veil appoints! pigsty, prcsumnhly to give similar
proof of the possibility of BSUSSge xxjihout resort to
the dog pound
There can be n<> question of the engaging character
of these plans. The chief criticism ?.f UMffl xvill have
to do xrith their Incompleteness. Surely there should
b*? A genuine cattle range, with real cowboys to Bbow
the origin of leef as well an of milk. A potato Held
would seem to be a necessity, if our people are not
m remain under ihe delusion that Saratoga chipa
hare their origin in carpent?'r shop Sharings. \\ by,
t?H?. should Indian corn, the king of g]] American
crops, be neglected? A xvheat field wouin he a fine
adjunct to the city's bakeshops. Then there are
.?ats and rye, cnbbageg and sugar beets, ?ind what
not else. Burriy no njeinipollian park is complete
xxlthout an ample display of all such things In th?*ir
tnmlllar habitat.
And after xve had parcelled the WhO?S area of
l'entrai Park up hi such fashion, we might purchase
a square mile or two of adjacent land, clear off the
i.i?ldlngs, clone the street* and create a new park
!o be what Central Park now is, a plOBSors ground
for the people.
One Tariff Bill or Several.
President Wilson and his advisers xxjil goon have
to face a problem in the mechanics of laxvmaklng.
They will have to decide whether to try to pass the
'?administration'' tariff bill as fl wh-ole Of to -split it
up into sep?rate measures. The D?mocratie catKttfl
1? passing upon the schedules an If they xv??re pans
of one comprehensive bill, and time Is being saxe?!
1 hat way. B'lt when all the parts are approved it
\x ill be much easier t<> get them through the House
and the Senat?-- especially the Senat??- if they are
submitted piecemeal.
The reason for this is plain A complet?. ?,??? n0,..
efaKsrlly unifies the opposition of the diverse ele?
menta dlH?*>atlsfi?>d with any of the 'paris. Th.. op?
ponents of free wool and of free sugar hau? little
in common. The sugar men xvoiil.l gladly vote for
ftSJB wool if their own pro?luct wei*S taken rare of
Many of them are ;?rot *??t 1? .ni-t *s t/,,r sugar ogtiy. j
Th?? xx?x?l in??n, 00 the ??ther hand, would be little
Interested in xxhat hap??eiied to sugar if the.x could
Laxe their own wax in making oxer the wool BChed
ni??, on aeparate measures wool ****** would neu?
traille sugar vota, bul -n ? <'"ii)''in:i?i.?ii bill both
?'loin.'lits WOttld join in Opposition, ns would th?
citrus fruit- Interests BUd thOOe Whfch oppose free
lumber.
in ratting duties the moel practical plan la to pool
Issues .'ind make mm* divergen! Interest help gli thi
others, in lowering duties tin reeerae process h
the natural ?.n?.. The Democratic leaders will make
i serious mlgrake if thej Invite all dlaaatlafled
Dem?crata In <"<>n^t??- lo form ? league for general
????fi'iKp. "fhe eehedulee ?i?'1 **? reriaed better, and
more strictly on their m?rita, if 'hey are scted upon
nepers tely.
Our Forgiving ?Governor,
The tender, friendly, ill?emhnfJni >pirl1 ol ont
Governor bai been tii" mattet ol much commenl ?it
Albany. Hardly g great man eomeg to the Cap?tol
from Harrj Lander up or down whom Mr. Bulser
does nut clasp i'\ tin? band and free! puMl? lj s? "mj
??hi tin?! ?jood friend."
Now comea further evidence of bis ?great heart
edness. II bad peetned t.? outalden unit the old
boyhood chumlneea between Mr. William R. Hearsl
?md Mr. w llliam Bulser had been visibly scratched.
Certalnl*/ the former hag had no dUBculty of lata
In dissembling ins admiration for the "friend of fhe
).pie."
r.nt |g Mr. Bulser rexedl Far from It! To the
contrary, be takes the trouble to deelare bis belief
that bis old friend Mr. RearsI Is to run for Senator
in 1914 under the dlreet primar] system. "i hop??
be Is !" be fervently exdalms.
Long raffering and forgiving adoration could
scarcely go further. Who knows bul lhal soin?? da]
Mr. Bulger will even succeed In forgiving bimaelf
for his own weak-kneed fumbling of s great oppor?
tunity.
Common Sense Wins at Buffalo.
The Buffalo streetcar strike yielded quickly to
mediation. Both sides sgreed to arbitrate their
differences and both made concessions. Thai Is as
It should be and ?is it should bave been from the
minuta 111 *- final break came.
Trying to settle labor disputee on transportation
'lines by suspending transportation facilities snd
destroying property Is an out-of-date process. The
Interest of the public must be recofpilsed, und thai
I Interest requires i pacific settlement and n prompt
? resumption of adequate service.
The Noble Art of Dining.
"Music and dancing have spotted a noble art,
' "People usi*i] t'> come In to gel ?good f.I. Now
??they expect h Uta t?"? ?'.'it. with i theatrical per
; "fonnance and s ?la-ii of Barnum ?ml Bailey on
"ihe .-id?'." So spoke up boldly one Andrew Mehler
in assuming 11 if- management of one of our hotels
the other dnv. And deapite ih?' obsolete flavor
Mr. Mt'hlor i*. one of our oldtlme cbefa why Is
there not something lo this caustic criticism!
The Idea is revolutionary, t?i in* rare. Sotte, ol
one Kind or ?mother, is generally regarded ss the
one essential accompaniment <>f f??xi In America.
; Tour bashery must have shining, clattery table tops
. and bustling, shouting waitresses t" be s real sue?
casi And aacendlng In scale -and price we s|.l
lly reach those nmgnlncenl palaces where you have
"PsgHaccT with the oocktaU, "Robert B. i.ee" with
the si?ii[i, god : ?> ou throughout the menu t" the laet
Icy sip. slipping shlveringly downward t<? the ersah?
Ing chords ??f 'Butterfly.*' Noleo?-that la rappoaed
t.? he demanded, ?nd that is certainly what la sop
plied.
l'or th?. cabaret sbou s much better caae can ',f>
mad?'. Since we have "pora, un Ingenious Jumble
'. of four or five arta why not a cabaret, with another
1 art thrown in for ?.'"ml ItlCk?
Bul s dinner In peace and quiet, with s (Jalllc
stp?.- ii]i(.ti the really Important element of ii'.(>
? function, might well prove a welrome novelty, w i"?
kii??\vs but that s whole !??t of Jaded New Yorkers
arc ?really tired of rating with their ears?
Clean Out the Rubbish!
Tho city's sprim: cleaning is about to begin Wail
for the final notice! Bui in t lu* mean time, t?> quote
the words of our Mayor, "net together In your hounes
??or tenements all old bedding, beds, rags, paper,
j "furniture, broken up boies nnd barrels, Una ?stoves,
1 "bottles, dishes, crockery, glaasware and all other
j "rubbish und waste material/1 Then wh?tn the order
I ?comes pot it ootslde for raoaoral.
Thl?? effort to rlfitn the city "Indoor?, and out?
doors" and to k?aep It clean Is sn H?inilrnl?l<- idea and
' ought to have the ready co-operation of every house?
keeper.
By the way, cannot Mayor Gaynor find s?.nio
clause in the sweeping phraaeology of bis edict which
win justify ihe ?turning over of Mr. ?Waldo '?? the
proper authorities for removal?
A Panacea Petering Out.
The railway strike in Australia threatens (0 be?
come one of the most seri?nis and diaaatrOOS SVOT
known. There is imminent danger of s total sus?
pension of service, both passenger and freight, and i
conaeqnenl paralysis of business throughout tbeeom
monwealth
Yet Australia has for years been the happy hunt?
ing ground of social and Industrial experimenta, and
we have been assur?'?l that its system, of state arid
trat ?on and what not else luul practical!* aolv?Bd the
labor problem and remitted strikes and lockouts t<>
limbo.
The present situation seems to indi, ate thai no "be
i! enacted" In the world Is an Infallible panacea
igalnal the rvcttoae, aberrations ami Idiosyncrasies
of human natura
Hats Versus "Castles."
a Chicago sociologist has been renting his spleen
..n dwellers In flats. He ?jgyg thg| flat life ba*
"degenerated Um human mind'' gad exaggerated
I the natural human vices of Indolence, recklessneas
nnd discontent He even traess tin anarehlstlc
: tendencies of cubist art t<? the prevalent hai.it of
I substituting the spartment, graced by ? steam ra
dlator, f??r the <?!<i fashioned frame cottage, with s
morning-glory heater ??nd g eoal-hln-nvthe-batr^kyard
I attachment
With all thelf faults there aiv Hals which g?-g gg
much real homes as any of the oneomfortable ?mi
uneoonomlcall] ran ?two and three stor?- Iwuses
which most Americana recall u. th?.?r birthplaces and
the scenes <?f their oarllaal igperitaces x-. j 11 * this
world The average fiai is bettet equipped, better
lighted and better heated than the average small
lions??, and at a much smaller eoaf. Its <>. ?-upiiiits
may be ?ubi-ts restbel??ail.', and morally, but they
?re living i" -i more modern ami rational \\,,y and
the children they bring tp will probaMj wonder
how senalble beings compelled t<? live in g large
town or ?ity ever could have pat up pritb tin In
.onveiiiences and labor waste inrolxed In trying to
maintain Individual establishments of the kind
xx hi? h an Kngllsliman ?lelights to describe in the
historic phrase. "Kvery man's house Is his i-astle."
\|..-t experienced flat dwellers xvould rather have
dumbwslton and janitor and elevator service and
get along without tending the furna?'?' tire lu a
"castle*1
"H..1.son for Single Term " The InSStisbls ambi?
tion of these l3e_M?crats!
Ih' . can't rattls "Plain Bill" by suggesting that
he deliver nri "achires?, from th?? throne." He oar?
Una th.m out equally xvoll from the plain executive
?'?fW or from the throne room ?>f ihe People's
l'a lace.
?
As th. English militants Hun the t'.rch upon a
?ticket eran.lsiiin?! th?- rnnota empli.* ti'-nil'les at Us
fi.uii.1ations \\'h can't these, wnm'-n conf?n?* their
attention to Windsor Castls <>r something sise of
minor Importante??
Colonel H-nt - Watterson says that hia ''through
1 Slaughterhouse to an open grave" proplv-cv "f
1892 xvas "the ringle guess of Its nulhor in forty-two
y?tara that seemed t" be c?tmli_dlct?ed l-y the event."
Bu? h marrslloua Inerrancy in reading xho futur?
must be attributabls t" the generous . ..ntl'l.-nces of
th?- Btar?B)d ?lodd?*ss,
Ons "f Marx land's urea! constitutional L.wvors
has mail.- th.* axxful Ui.* ..very that Senator William
P. Jackson, ?.f that slate, has no right to sit in ths
8? tint?-. Sine? he xvas not 'chosen" t" that body In
the .us,? of th" word as used in ths new ?Seven?
t? ? mi? Amendment if be xvas r."t chosen to the
Senate bos did he gel his name on ihe roll? ''an
it i- thai there nre members ol the Benste who are
only called snd never chosen.
AS I WAS SAYING
Even a dog xx lil sometimes r.? back on his pub
lisher, an.i Mr. Qsorge H. Iflfllin is still holding out
Indu? ?-m' m? t,, g prodigal put', though, as we think,
no! altogether wlselj*. He began by offering IMA
l'oint by point, the figure "advsneed to ?fW. Th?-n.
gaining nothing by tha bull movement, Mr. Mlfflln
steadily redu?*?d his offer. Ingenious, tins, tun has
he not ot.serveri that the lump-sum arrangement is
never attratrtlve? Royalty, beginning at 18 per "?nt
and rising ?o 20 after Ihe Urs! thousand doga haxe
returned, xxiii xx..rk much bettet*.
? ? ?
n xxiii p.. bard with l-vjst-Impresslonlsm, now that
the National Child l?n?'or ?'"rnmlUee is amuse,I.
. ? ?
Whereas, we ourselves are ae?*att8tomed to xvake up
like n little fl..xxer. our poet W-kSS Up Ilk? K little
bird Tims he singa
tiiniich i prophesy only xx-ith acrupnlon? cure.
Being far lass audactoua than good Mother SMpter.,
I Mill fee! Inspire,! to ?irl^?. and .lc In
That ti ere*i niany ? slip 'twist tha eop nn-1 the i.ii ton
? ? ?
With "pi. il'klng up" and "theoloc _o>
??." as the ?.?ok.???1lers rei.ort. there is said to
he hope even for th?- essay Mu?*h encouragi-d, *??>
shall continue t" foil rw Mon! ilsjna, keosawn, Lamb,
? .,t i Bta ?? on at a devoutly i*a-?p<>ctful dis?
tance
We have slways hesitated to stta-sk ptxi?ery, for
fear it would break oui in soma worsa form, and
evidently n\\r tsrf\*ttrs were trosUflad. Of int?, ths
of the rixr an.I toiiKue snd pem has been
sd till there la i verbal dstseney teft
I allvs m Americs Bui meanwhile I l - wild
j mal fantastic high jinks Indulged in by tha pr idery
i of th? eye' in London, in Philadelphia, in th.? Ohio
state i/ectsi.itute, ??tul consegu?antly in nil the papers,
it i? Intimated thai ihe u.dv ?.f tha Per od goes
about ??" sin" klngl* that ? ntl?*men trha
trasvi irs their rematalng morals ahould take refuge
jit? th-- near? r| Home f Burlesque Amusing, this;
i.nt. brethren, it i ? no! unto edil i ; i
is it philosophe al r ndamentally, ?le* issue i
t., t t.. 11.-has '"i' ' .... v,ont? n ?hou ? any
? i ? ? ? ? t ti.lt Lai
?. a
"Kx et-x ii.wiv'ai family," srritea Mr Ellis O. Jone .
i" fviictlx- us old as exerxl"!-. else'? family."
s.nin'i*- i- isonable; but, darn it. ours la tsethlng!
. ? ?
?as this Is the open season for Mr Walter H Page,
xx?- fore i ' '? ourself f..?- s? ?-?. iihk snoth?er of hia atorlisa
?tiria. so he relates, there was ones an In
genlua wl?.ncelved a brilliant and hlghl)
ti ? id? i oi eixniK thai th? state s/aa well p?eupled
i iih ambltloui but as x?t inirt-.|uit.-?! author?;, ?-..-ml
? issued a circular, s?Mn?*rwhs4 as folloars:
? 1 ;i ?IT? ?RIAL ?'??NS PI It A? Y AGAINST QBORGIAH
NORTHERN PRBJUDIfTE BPURNfl SOUTHERN
TAI.KNT!! .?
"This Is why TOUR poems essays ???on? s are
s\ stsmatltrslly rejects?-.
"Stand It no longer!
"Bend iheni to MB, aJoog ?\ith PHCXTO ami
AUTOBIOGRAPHY, for publia atloa In ihe nexxly tn
tltutsd QEOR011 maca/.ink:
"X H. As tills enterprise Is a patriotic one, yon
x\ ill of ?oui se not ask f-.r pav; and pleas? observe
thai m*, offer la nc4*s)ssarily limited t?> suhecrtbsra.
Subs, i Iptton, ?Ons i ?ollai
In poured free tlction. free art irles, frei? p.. tn..
Itobl?.graphies, ft,.?. ph<,io??*-rnphs, and a per
f. 11 raging, warring deluge of Bree allvsr, Moral:
Th? sii.u gam? hai been iri?-;i11x ?s/er pr..is...i
I" |.1 I.m,i (Tavalleri sais Nexx York Is
'wickeder than Paris." Naughty, friskx- i.ina Cava?
| Her! taya Neu Fork is ? "Puritan village." At first
glanc? these remarks ttttn to indicate that one it??
?iK'.nt is' enough i ?n furthr-r reflection, howaverr, th?*
apparent diasonaii'" \unislns Many a Puritan vll
.. is sricked?*T than Paris- t hut is. xxhen you know
your "/fllagS and x our Parts For Paris has Ils saints
the \cry salt of the furih iiml If It has also its
sinners, why, so has ihe ?.lilace plague take It! -
and \xi?h far les? excuse. ? '(inclusion ; V'olla, mean?
Ing There ft ar-r-r-re." ic i. ii
WRITE TO HIM?AND NOTE RESULT!
From The Pi.ivi.lence Journal
Ig ?dosing up tHot New York .laming tea? Is Mayor
Qayaor trying ts ?teat .om? of hi? ssss*s?anta' thumJerf
AN? rxlAYBE IT WILL.
Ihe I'hllad-lplihi lii'iuliei
Reoslllng, sa wer].., P/aahlngtoa'a espsri?MKa aben m
i rsgs ba \xaiit..i ..m of th? Benats rhsmbsr. aftst s??tag
ei... Of his pat measures kille?), It ????-.in* t>. look a_
i hough i'iesi.Prii Wilson was Inxltlng hlstoiy to repeat
l?s?lf
IT'S AN ILL WIND, ETC.
1 i' in '1 he I'-stim H.-r-ild.
In Indiana and (tnlu the bridge huil-L-i? aie i?,xv a?
bappj us ajsts lately ih? mason? in Masleo City und
th? glSSlsra In I/.II.1..II Tie railroad? aloie? ure planning
repair? and r*?meWaJB IS Ihe amount of ll'i.i'iiii'nui.
RAH FOR THE FREE LIST!
i pun Tha Bsasoa ??luiie.
!'lieno||h!lial?-ln, hinltroheri-.ol. henzald.-hx de, mtu,
toluol and ?f 1 n m i? I < ?s 11 ' 1.. ndlsulfoartd are dutlahl? p. the
!.. xx tariff hill. Tl,,. ulilmale oiiimiinci, hinxexer, can
'lie.;- up In x iew of th.- fact ihat apatite, SSS_?tlda, halm
"t QIMad, hones, .udheni. dlxl-dlxl, dragons' hlood, fo?.
?ils. |aaa BtJeffla, old Jutu\, lava, leerhe?. manna, pulu,
k'-h-toi,.-, .-in,I .?punk have lit'ti put on the ftee list
"HOUSE CLEANING DAY"
TUR PEOPLE'S COLUMN AVtenSl?or'
AN AMERICAN EDITORIAL
The Tribune Is Praised for Its In
partial Attitude.
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newa i aporl of the , ?
t.irlfY Mil ' oltmr ? ?
11>- Impartial snd irul \ ui ?*>iit.>
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and for?
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mlgratlon 1 r.t.? thla 1 ounti 1 '?? red
til.- I I) ??'!?
rn..um IndustrlallaiTi under which II ao 1er?
ALTRBD LAI REINS BRKNNAN.
Ham ?fork, Apt ?
?SEVENTH DAY ?SABBATH BILL
1
i A Plea Is Made for Its Passago as a
Matter of Justice.
? Editor of The Tribun?
gli. < n Wednesday, Iba Sd II ! . tits
mu Introduced In Iba l?ag?alatiira al ai
banj at tii" raquea! of tii- Jewlab gab?
i-aiii AaaoclaUon b) the Hob Aaron 1
Levy? permlttlns persona ?h.? obeci'vc the
seventh day Sabbath to attend t?> ? luir
buetaeec on the Ural day of the areek?
was ni..-t.,1 1, the t-**oetnbly. Thla, if
ths undersigned mistakes not, ass ths
Mxtii time tin?' .? "i 1 to thla 1 K? I 1. id
been Introd?.1 Into the Legislature and
: defeated
11?* i.i 1.'i *. : - 11 ar< 1 1 Mme ac? ounl ol
fair pr.iinin??H ?m.1 partial succesnes, end?
in? Invariably in tinai defeat When in?
troduced for the tiret time II pa awd both
I n.iii? aad Itensta and ?-is >..'t...'.i by
Qovernot 1 id? 11 1 ?n other 0
1 ..1 one Houae and araa defeated la
the ?>ti,.i- ?While tii?- Republicana arare In
poarai 1H mocratlc Repi aa? ntatlv? s told
our soetet] tiuit notblng else could ''<
. gpoi t? ii from Ihe Republk in pan 1 11
cause ..f it?i nanroa ami Illiberal rtaara
Now ths Democratic party la In the sad*
dle and has meted out t?> leveath day
Sabbath observera the same Inconsiderate
ami unaymsaithetlfl tioatmanl as it*
BfOdCOOSSOrS ?Wa linv.- nlwa>"i Ik-.-ii loth
i" i>nt thi matter in the foreground .?f
publie attention, thinking, thai 11 is aol a
n-att? 1 of pai tl ulai 1 onssqueoM to the
community in general ?whether thoee per?
eons a/ho reel ?>n the seventh dai ahall u?*
penalttad to attend in their ia?nnlar i? n?-1
on the iii-i .1. ..i not, ?aad that
there was aa need to create public ex*
dtemenl oa this a-seouat. Bui the .??n
atant dlsheartaatng asparience t r. 1 ? ??i ? m
v.in? h ??..? iinM. gana soavteees aa that our
polloj tins boon k niatakea otto, and that
it ib nseessary i?> snllai public ??i>ini<>n in
?>ur behalf ir as would ?? ossd
?Ta are. therefore, now apgoallag t.?
our ieiii,u rlllaana .?f Neu forb aad, In
particular, to the leoegiilssd Haders <>f
publie opinion, the preso, the clergy and
publie spirited rltlssna In general, la son?
eM.r this question an.l IS |IVS ?PrSS
' i ? tu their views thereon- The SJUSB
tlon te a Hlmjilo one and SSSSSS to ua on?
of slsmsntaif luettes and American dti
senehtp rtghta, There are i" ",|H etate
?everal hundred thousand dtissas. ?>rth<?
dOS J.-WH ami Seventh Da] >>s"?HJsts snd
-AdveaUsts, ?ho atrietly ghstsla hroos ail
labor an?i bastee? from Friday evening
''' Saturday svenlag*, shaarriag that
?period ua the Hat.hath and li'>'y Usas.
Nevertheless, these eoftaclentknM nr-d rs*
?. . ? ted by the Bun?
lau from att? ndlng to their s?
?a? ..ii Bunday, aad are put to peri?
. - - '. losa bob
', ' one sixth of their Unie without ?
v. . ? , Ol !>' * ' '? '??'?'? r' ItelOUS Iti'l
aelenttous people -rafler under the law,
f.,r tho?.?? of easier prinriptee violate their
d care nothing for it
B ?.! this disability eoattauof To ub it
most Inconceivable that tho
?Legislature of a f:.?> American ?tat??
.? Bubja ' i* mod worthy ?dement of
it? clUsenshlp to euch disadvantage.
Twent) f? .r statea of the t 'ri?.?n. ai ng
them oui neighboring Btates of Connect!?
?ut and Rhode Island, grant thla azemp?
Hon and no harm baa n ? led therefrom.
How Btrange that In Now York, where the
? th day observing element Is much
t r. i, u ? roua '?? esa ??'<? iln no coastder?
ati..n for Its nooda an?i justlflod triabas!
Till-: JEWISH SABBATH ASSOCIA?
TION.
BBRNARD DRACHMAN Tr'-sidi-nt.
N? a York, April IS, I HI
?WALES" AND MR. BRUMMELL
A Rh.\Tned Version of the Princely
3-rievance.
To ?ho Editor of The Tribuna
s:, -?'i.- totter \?.u published n ?
about "Wnl< f sad Mr. Brununell re ails
the f-K-t thai th- former had .1 much
deeper grievance Srhere ths latter was
concerned fou nm> remember that In
the "letter" addrceeed by tho prlace re
ts, r letter
freely translated Into rhyme by "Tom"
Moore- occur ibvnr lineo:
"Resentments Pee none, nor hope there
may come in
To mortal, aave now that I think on't,
i k .1 i Brununell?
Who ?threatened lasl year, In a superfine
i Bleu,
To cul me snd bring tas old King into
faahloa "
CJLABA ?MARSHALL
Neu rork, April U, mi
ARE THE ?SCOTS IRISH?
Here Is One Who Protests at Length
Against the Honor.
T.? the ?Editor of The Tribuna
Sir Neither tin* ICOl nor the lister
Soot Is i'f Irish Origta, nor were the PlCtS
or Caledonians >'\?r conQuered, nol even
by the Romana n"r ?loes a .Scotchman
ever attempt to be an Kniillshmati, or
any other pereon than a Boot
Since i?'". when Wluaua Peterson
founded the Ranu of England, until to
<1a\, Scotland lias deas more for the
British Empire than England, ami atece
Andren Hamilton, who cama here from
?Edinburgh In MM, dsdSBdod the New York
printer /."iiKer. sh?> has ions more for
th? I'nlted ?States than any oth.-r SOUB
trv. In IBM garnSfUl exodus irom IM to
TOO B. C. the Boots settled In Spain, after?
ward m Britain, from th? shOMS of which
the> crossed to Ireland, and In 268 we
find tii? n? on the north of the Clyde; a
ne?,?i,| colony In fi03 settling- In Argyll
shlre, in arhal hi now known ns th? Mull
Of ? ' intyre
Red?, as well as Marcelllnus. nays "In
?"onJuiH'tlon with the Plrts the flcots had
made themselves formidable (,, th? Ro?
mans," and "basanes tl?ey-the Mcote?
had Ingratiated themselves with the
Plete, and dl?l good service against the
Britons, th?. riots consented that the
Scots should continue ninoni" thein."
Thus things remained till. In the reign of
Kenneth Ifncalpteo, >?? * i - ??-jo. whos? mother
sma a S. ?it, and entitled to the crown by
a peculiarity of Ptetlah tear which recog
nlssd descent by her, hia accession led
lo u complet?.' union of the Plots and
Scots, and th? esta!
k!iu-dom. .v.-: ? . ?|j> ,
Xinlan. xxith his t??..
and BrehSlsa, ' ?> o -, i t-.
ihlria, Pert
svso on the thai?
I'leph r. it: Irx-.-ri.- H -
hotOtO B * ? ? I 1
and l! > y-ara befOI ?
S...t us an Irish!
ltd.- ir that tn? ?
habitants of Irsland
and ss ii'ti.? ?i:?i ?*
?hnlans thai Agrioola tsM , -
legion and ix tew mix'.haix t i
have been iufBci(*nt f"r th- i : . ?-? ol
th?- Island, but no i
I appear lory than we find tr.??m in
m ms. m?klig ararllkc ? tp> d I
Britain and with th- i
Konian Isglona l--i;r!h?*nn?-.-.-.
>?'cots wer.? In Ireland the t UUtT) -
Sc.?tin. m. .sooner do they a I
BritS u than Ireland gjj 4 -?y
bernla
In tl..- , Mf?Mai?XI Of St Patl - teg
as in 1.la lei I '
Be 'ts th.- EtegUll, "?? tiohl.-s. :c | I
1 it - !i. ??: * Itsnts, 1 a
as ihe common sn ? M
ahot - f the
] ?am? Qaelk ?>ri{_in as In the most early
ages sscUad In i:*i?iU:-.'i At the tiaaa of
Agr?colas Invasion CBlSd >n'a xxis dl?
ttlbuted among twenty-..r.? trtBSB of
Brttoaa
uii.i.iam "ffAV-LAtwI BEOOB
Brooklyn, April 9. Ifll
THE TALK OF THE DAY.
Passengers on a soithboi;-. I 1- ?'??y
Bar aiteSSBSd ? hrutal exhlHtin Sf l"".?""*
authority xxhich caused vl- ???? I ifl ' ImstSa
I An old man, leaning heavily on a can?*.
jetiuie?! the ear at IM ati-set. ?sMarsI
i himself xxith dtftlculty while he av.ked fur
I and, deposited his fare .11 1 1
1 hearil) in?o n Beat At *Bt*~ tttot' ka "
bled to the ?loor and BSked tot a a**
?n-rtet transfer "> an! Bo It." I
comltl' tor. '?.'i si: ai Id I ' ? ? gSSWi for ?t
?xi.en von got on I dktn I ?' SS ?* ;
the man "There's the alga IM SSWt
ductor snapped. ''B ?t I ean't l?Sd ?*J
sign, even with my glaise?.'- said the old
man. ".an't help it. ma ? Uve you *
traaafsr.'1 "i sappsae in Ba????? w sal
Hiit.ther fare, the old man said *">ltli ?
sigh which loid what rt*. e DSI ta "BSSsBt to
him. (?nt there was an .iti Of P:l'
htm xxhich piev.-nt..I thOM who ail - ?
th.? m id.nt from . Berini bin? tlwassanst
Conductor No ? had oSTrisd ?,ut ,n'
itni'tions to the letter.
"There's no use . rx ing for I n
al,,- -a .1.1 when -. threatened to do ?om*?
thing desperate unless she ch.i-.?*-*?! n?r
lllllld 1 tm
"I'm not crxlng for the moon, ?' """"
1 piled, "but I d.. hale lik.? gam ???i;/,'%i
I up ihe Idea of bei-oming x? .* ??iner?
son-in-law.'' ? ? hfcago R< cord-Herais.
"Be the friend of your
.iti.i let n? r rsallae thsl you er? iatxi????'
la bar xxellbemg." xxas t*M advlc? sM
le. iiir.-r Perore a hou?-, w 1 ???.?' ':?? tin? *l
Vienna A xxonian xx lio attends I -a tul M
tened to the servant pn.lileiti dlsxiiislon
wrote a letter t<? the l,-?-r,irer a fe*? ??????
later In the ?ourse of xxhich ah?
agree with you. but did you know ihat M
this dty a nursery maid, a merecfcflda*SP
self, I ure? the child intrusted to her car*
out of a window hii.I then followed, in?
tending to kill herself? And that on tM
name day another child Servsnl attemrt**
10 take her life'.' And why " The first on*
had be?n denied a part of her earn*"1
xvages becauae her lady wished to t?*?cn
her thrift and the" second xva? not alio?**?
10 leave the house after a certain hour at
Bight Our 'friendship' I? often mi-Inter?
preted "
"I see that one of our young bastball
nhsooms b t<> he sent back t?> the minoi?
for more seasoning "
"Yes. evidently he lacks repp?r '
"But max be it's another xxay of tOTUS?
that he isn't worth his s_lt."-Detrolt tree
Presa.