New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
THE TINES on CLEVELAND.
IT DENoUNCES HIM IN sCATHING TERMS.
LAST YEAR.

LAST YEAR.
rHF PRFTENCF THAT CLEVELAND j. A hhfoE"hh
THOROUGHLY ExPosED-MGnTY INTERESTING
READING FOR CANDID INDEPENDENT REPuD-
IICAN>."
Thu York Times is supporting Grover CleYe-
iand. the Democratic candidate, for Presid mt OF
the United states. Why is 1t supporting himf LEI
anv fair man. whatever his politics, read the eH-
tracts from its editorial pages winch we present
below aud then answer the question Tor himself
These extracts demonstrate that the Iimfs' giving
conscientious scruples the go-by. Is advocating tue
election of a man whom it thoroughly believes TO
be conspicuously unfit for the Presidency. mere
can be no escape from this conclusion unless Oh the
theory that the Cleveland Of 1884 Is not
identical with the Cleveland Of 1883,
whose official acts The Times repeatedly held mp Tor
the condemnation OF honest men W hat then Is
tine secret of The lines support OF preposterous
candidate a "par0chal statesman, whom 1t beat
with many stripes only last year This Is the
secret: il loves free trade, hates James IT, Blame
and owes the Republican party "a fat grudge iof
not following its advice at Chicago. Read ITS last
years denunciatlons of its this years candidate -
CLEVELAND As AN INTERMITTENT REFORMER.
From me Nelc. YORK nmss. MOI IL 1853 .
Governor Cleveland who al times cntertlihs resPecla
Bile ideas ON the subject OF the public service
CLEVELAND - GIVES WAY HE CASTS His LOT
WITH THE POLITICIANS.
From me Rsr York Nasa May II. 1888.
Mr. Cleveland appsrenty entered upon the H'' Mn,n
hs hold. wh full sEGTSsqson b Of e Src Sna
with the intention OF serving Tue people 10 ,n' '.
his ability lie wit1stO0d the pressure Oh pa
leaders aud workers In making appointments win iA
degree of success until near che close Of the session
when he In the names OF his apPointes- Tor inc
commissioner of Immigration II 'cds men dds er'ae"f
Ts ~ @gn grS "de % me- ea aisate oTeaag his lot @
he politicians aud those OF single faction Of MS party
CLEVELAND A GOVERNOR OF " nUMBOG LIE! IKE,
TENSIONS" MAKING APPOINTMENTS IRON
CONSIDERATIONS PURELY POLITICAL"
foa me Neg YgrE nf,s' Nls ~ i Sisr,kes he
will be- fairly vie man 10y tie ule ne - hi ~
Buffalo one ot these mistakes pointed our - MN IN
a somewhat forcble manner by the republican lhelnti
Of the Emigration Commission IN tne m9 5 ]
these gentlemen pointedly critics. the isoNtror
,SsfS score or more o. hard rords ,cihc taking ne
tos6e 70 ~ en to me Jsfts A1a Inen Soi5 Wyo
pr eDcaf and shining dasss tor me oTre u Whnh ne
fad named him from considerations purely political
NJ simply made the weapon he had fashioned fol Tam
.nany rather than equally elective against hiih
self
CLEVELAND CONDOSEs 1.-THE ROBBERY OF THE
PUBLIC on GREAT SCALE.
From ne V,i0- York Times. June = 1883
,o, y, Inc oSe on 1 Srt seal ilrogI The lqc
bH by committing deDreddh ',s on na,eiua XXI G,'
ag1isi nc which Inserted III the SdrpH H.
lLEyELANDs" BLINDNESS OR DESPERATE HARD:
HOOD"
from The yss- York nms y re-, I. iSsS .,,owod
FOR the approval OF unsigned at the close OF The
Session he Governor files a memorandum approving NE
S"S aS OF lbs ty has benz protesting %
ponh At the time - II to counter Aet tle en"y',
bin However comnendabIe the latter may he IN itse
VIII nave no u n sre smpV e1dseons he
Governors cadoe,y may be ATTRIBUTED o." ness ~ d
s,mpiy Yielded 10 political pressure. and attempts 10 pat
bold hiee upon a.
CLEVELAND AND THE PEOPLE-THEY CANNOT
PIT FAITU IN HIS "HONEST INTENTIONS
M ysae.y 0rk TttaFs. T.,
They the people win follow 4 eS e9icaa.t .chGnG
With constant suspicion, and hsy rH also Gee vp u'tr
jan /" Ms 1on.a 6,ie'iiOns Of dorer"o' oIe'eia"d
CLEVELAND CERTAINLY "AUDAcIoUs" AND
PERHAPS "FAISE."
Prom ne E.. YORK rns, J1, S, = rs eSsc,,,yi-.d
tyaay other term M1n auiacoas unless "e should ren'"r
oaR hem lae and he WI BE- dsappointed ~ ne Ta
iace Of a common danger unite in support OF TINS
laqueductl scheme.
CLEVELAND WILLING TO "swINDLE " IN ORDER
T0GAIN THE REPUTATION OF a REFoRMER"
Prom ne Neo. York TSmss June 1898
The reimbursement of the architects was Inserted "
Tie reior Governor and insists that tho architects ~
stead Of merely advancing the money shall be held oo
Sdisg :sisds u. syss:lse g. e, ,. c ss,
S osy st ss Ssa sa t.pssss '" 'ss ""
ILEvELAsDs " CHEAPEST AND sCuK'IEnr
TRICK" CLEVELAND "A VERY Low-PRicED
srATEsMAN."
from IN. yew PORK 7smes June 70. 1883 l..
fA tine Governors treatment OF me archtects Is
about he cheapest aud seurrest trick Of MS rery tor
prtced sassD,aH.
CLEVELAND AFFORDS AID AND COMFORT TO
CORRUPT POLITICIANS
RON me Nsir- York Times. yuns 3, 1888. 49,.
One Of the consequences OF the approval oi I'M
Tue Aqueductl il the eneourugemrnt "icn ~
VII Afford corrupt politicians 10 dtsrcgardine ,he III
eres Of the public and defyng the demands OF me peo
Pc Tor the purpose Of carrying out their own
Instead Of the rebuke they deserved trey hare reeeeea
ased aAd comfort ghieh hey sought from complain"
0esepnor.
CLEVELAND NOT AS BOLD" OR DIsCRfMiNA
TING" A GOVERNOR AS CORNELL.
from Ths New York fSss>s. Jua< 4. 1883.
Vover1or Cleveland seems 20 appreciate the value OF
ne popular approval which followed his predecessors
cyenor Cornes vigorous exercise Of the veto power
upon this particular class OF though ne has mol
sssated hs boldaess IN other rsspecb. The supply Dill
This year not exceptionally extravagaht one
$tnoaS II contained some very charlottesville itens
xhs total appropriated yG26 0OG and the items
vetoed amounted $3.50 7O4 49, Th<rc Is not ne sd".e
6ee ef DISCRIMINATION Tat We ssrs eeen.sonta I" se.
s.gnovs smuiaon of ~ prsdeesssors COURSE IN cutting
~ supply ball v ssiv moderslsIy sueeesga
W~kvELAND sIGNs"A POLITICAL JOB POh THE
ENRICHMENT OF 4 POLITICAL GANG"
A.. !syem Tie Nee York USsG JyM ~, $50 49,.
~ssefoanx 10 the pressntmsnt VI tAs Unisoo Stasss