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This was in November Now he is generally look able candidate to be pitted against the Republican party's standard- Immediately after Uh tion it was useless for Republicans to veland secured his election because of the dissatls faction then existing in the Re Demo- with on xl that had get in, and that the ranks of been swollen by n the ove: precedented majority <1 upon as a most unavail- rer, ublican par atic statesmer great reactio their party had Republican army Nothing farth Democrats Th Sta the desertions fr Fr from the truth wa: ever uttered by shouts for Cleveland were heard throughout the 1 visions of the White House with a De President Demoes camp-Bre in the cd Now wv. C cratic wer ntry if we may belie Killed his own chances of the Democratic party by vetoing what was + Five Cent Fare Bill.” ew York Legis! in the bar-rooma and brothels of to 8 ituencies that know nor reapect law and order, secural the { « ill intended to compel the owners of the ated railway companies to reduce the fare from ten The legis! wclared that there was \l for this reduction, and we t every atic Ives, leveland hi those »pular- ly known as the Members of the tire whose educa: tion was obtained this metropolis, ve con) tors have no uch assere We have no sympathy with the owners of the ele- 1 rails Tue Jupor always insisted that the corpora ity of New York should own tho Messrs. on of roads, and he Field and Gould zainst the common el his opinic elves up as 0 sympathy from any 0} Five Cent Fare Bill” was adopted by both e thought never fla Democrat that the G ernor would return it without bis approval. But t did 80 return it, and a storm—greater perhaps th that invented by Wiggins—is about his ears, He ts accused of being in league with the monc pages of newspaper arzuments cannot satisfy D eratle pot-house politi that the Governor stood bravely by the laws of the State in regard toc: It is probably very properly claimed that the owners of the elevated railways have violated thelr charters in the matter of watering stock. Bat if this is #0 the ernor knows how to procee! against the railroals, and the Legislature, t across the ind of the avera ia ntracts, | We think not THE JUDGE. let us hope that be will not hesitate todo his duty. Me et that he found it necessary to v nd in the langnase of Democratic sta men, “is erying like a baby because he killed the bill At the present stage of the Is not the ear date of New York pot-house politicians for any office gift. Should he d to force Messrs. others into court, and there py them for t tion with th roads, he will doa grand thing for the peop York, and Tne Jevox gives him a poin has expressed n the measure, game he in their Gould of New Ireland’s Patron Saint. St. Patrick doubtless was a gentleman, and may have in banishing the no fault to tind with unhappy” « believed that ceeded snakes from Ireland. his conduct in that and deed: wal in song and story on the approaching 17th of March—a day which old friend Richeliew Robinsou, of Brooklyn, clared shall be a legal holiday In America son stamp have told us that New est Irish city in the world.” Somebody has also sald that ame crow fat upon money regularly city’s treasury haps this is also tru untry. His name are again to be mentic York is haps it is 20 from th a few Irishmen may be found. Per: But be assertions to be disputed m raw are Iso admit that the oratorical Robinson and his cronie 1 St, Patrick's Day sh We think views th here and elsewhere, agree w has displayed himself in ¢ blatherskite We shall be pleased to witness the parad fellow-citizens Vth of March They much right to march maxniticence, regalias, and old hats, through the streets of New York, as the Ger Frenehmer 1 China obstruct travel in We trust that our Irish te the day as of yore. As they select the rulers of this great city, why should any on St. Patrick's Day ? Nalians, negroe men way ba our principal th fellow when they desire t oughfares. izens will cele Wiggins’ Storm. Ose W that ns, a Cs oth inst, ee the nadian weather-phropbet, predicts 1 the a storm such as bai been birth of Adam will make things part of the country; and many thou nid children a lively in the falfillment of his propheey ins pyrove himself the wonderful be, will it be in order to for the great storm, and should son land and bail him aa U Or shoald they , and pitch bim into the sea, so that he may never again prodace a storm of any kind? Should brother Wi f to be a able fraud as a prophet, should be be forever red, oF should he be driven into the Canadian . where he may become the prey of wild beasts ? e questions which those who follow him must nd at this time, we confess, man that he now claims t hold him responsibl 2 who survive the t his Canadian ¢ who rules the winds lie a grindstone to his and sea as- nd waves ? ins show hims bas our shows itself or not, brother W lerrible state of mind, unless he is a woull-be budding bumor- ist of the tiret rank. Poor Wiggins, we fear th: shall not see you bloom. If there shall be such as you prognosticate, how much glory you plunging into it, and by disappearing fror the earth before it subs gins wili bh we are inclined to believe we storm y win by the face ot Jeparxe from + accounts, Police Justice Maurice J. Power, of this city, is a very industrious man, He has just completed a model for the Mon- mouth Battle monument and the Commissioners have approved it, newspap e correct in their | Mr. Robinson Ture was more cent lectures. upo ally found in the interesti trath in Dr. Howard Cr York bys re politicians than is usu. clergymen upon that subject, Wr truth in the report are authorized to that the that Anthony Comstock | pecuniary toterest in the Kentucky lottery basin of New York, for the purpose of explaining the meaning Hamfatters,” as applied to actors, Mr. Ruves Hare went the of the word, Tue plitical news in the sufficient. to though he the just fall angriest of polit 1 heir toa lary fortune, Tue, winter's crop of missing men” i ared to believe that a tal + crop should have been larger, Irisy again know a Speaker Keifer sant to be reminded that we shall never Congres Wize the Hon, Henry Bergh is deliverin: -on-mate u ken in high feather. Thi tly surrounded hy Mr. Bergt an up. lectures ghten upon dog and el pits a peers” stall of of such officers AsEMMLYMAN Besepict demands biennial of the La If he would secure the 4 bill providing for sessions of three days’ durat once in ten years, he would do the. p ature, passage of serview, Tuat very fanny cou city w o of Irish literary me what they are ple Extradition Case,” should be by the newspaper editors eived. Day after day we trick J. Sheridan is at work a 1 the Irish World of If it is kat all, he is more in this have made so 0 The Sherid handled without eins formed usual at his true that Mr. Sherid ofa workman thai 1 does any we his bom friends who have artyt or fool of h ulo, Mr should put a menagerie on the road, with bimss chief attraction, Tue Heralt that Mr. Salmi M from ing made the astounding discovery was compelled to secure financial ms parties in onder to put the non the stage of his theater, may yet that he is not the only theatrical manager who forced to seek fi from those who are willing to gamt i enterprises. ancial assistanc nu Ovk esteemed contemporary, the Graphic just celebrated the anniversary of the its birth, and long may ing parag which ba venth year she” wave, has this inter yer proprietor, on his yacht trav- y cook to be at times of most jocose mood, and then to fe ard hy false alarms of fi : haps the host means that they shall earn their p 8 Mr. James Gordon Bennett and Mr. Jay Gould both “princely” newspaper proprietors, aud both own yachts, we are Lound to ask the Gray ame the * prince” referred to. Paesipest Axruce has made a good beg matter of removals and appointments in federal otic in this city. Tu Jopoe congratulates him, Some of the elevated railway ticket-sellers have dis- covered a way in which to swindle the ps roads. Men and women ina harry are the victims of these rascals. In failing to return the proper change for a quarter, balflollar, or dollar the thievish ticket seller is reaping a harvest. What do you think of it Col. Hain? Fons of those comicbooks.com