New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-10
OPINIONS OF THE MESSAGE.
IT'S STRONG AND WEAK POINTS.
MEATY, BUT NOT STARTLING.
Ilntn The Nelr. Ilrk .N.In Dsal

MEATY, BUT NOT STARTLING.
Prom me Ne,c. YORK sun q s1a.j
The result Is q very long document, cncyclo
pRdc presentation OF details, fu OF Information
cearness ana wIn variety OF style, end contain
mg pregnant thought OF slatssmauship 40 conNp'c-
Ia Congress and among the people.
SAFE. LUCID AND STRONG.
tro,n me Ne' for< World lpsg.l ,,.. ~,
The Message Is sac, clear. CONSERVATIVE paper anu
upon the whole is an able state document
WASTE OF WORDS.
From re 4reion gazette -
bright one to Say the same thlnS
REALLY QUITE CREDITABLE.
From me Esc- YOrh Edt and EIDr,ss
On the whole .ae is a cr.d.Ja1le document
and al;osethc. entitled To respe,tfd. treatment.
NOT RADICAL. ANYHOW.
Whatever differences OF opinion there may be rs 70 the
wisdom o. mtrustng the National Administration a!
any rate rest IN the assurance given BY he Message
that the President Is not dspo,ed 10 radical courses Oh
any kind.
EEADABLE. THOUGH LoYG.
FroD! ne iedord toara", ,Ree) ~.
be dun because 1t is long VIII find Themselves
mistaken ii they begin to read IL
REFRESHING TO A PARCHED DEMOCRACY.
The Boston Post tDeIal
This Message will not only satisfy but gladden., tbs
country.
APRUDENT RESERVE ABOUT OFFICES.
Prom The BT0OktyR Union nd
There is wisdom. il not boldncs' IN ths reserve. The
Impotence OF theoretical reiOrmcrs always danger
Gus quality.
IT CONDEMNS A LAUDABLE AMBITION.
From 1ae foston G,,1t SDsTs,,2 ID. ,.,.
ideas OF theoretical reform and seems to have the i'm
dishonorabe ana degrading IL were dishos orAble TO
hold public station how would 1t DO possible TO induce
good men to serve
BETRAYiNG TENDERNESS FOR DEMOCRATS
From me Springfield Republican Ind
Nor does the President hesitate 10 ayow Tie real utility
of ary sympathy IN tue occupants OF confidential aud
important places"
REPUDTATING HIS Own SUPPORTERS.
From me Baltimore american tRsp)
THIS may possibly d,SappOut the expectations Of
ting into ONCE upon the faith OF political work done or to
made by Democratic campaign speakers during tho
various state elections.
A PRODUCT OF HOME INDUSTRY
Er ,S re No,y.r 5rs Gr,2h. i"G
tious, pdlustaklng and instructive document
HOW MANY COOKS MADE TIL BROTH
evident aI t ts Parts is Of ls Message were
written by as many persons
SURPRISINGLY GOOD RHETORIC.
From TIE UttcI Herald (RsgJ
As literary production, II IS unexpectedly terse
elegant and vigorous in styieso unlike Tho annual NJ
to compel the remark that translation In station has
brought with II degree Of literary culture uneX-
pected as 1t is gratifying.
FREE TRADE GKUMBLs.
from me Ne,g. York inns ,IAdl
Ills recommendation that the reduction shall DO mlis
sares OF life will be criticised as too general ana no.
sufficiently specific.
THAT GRUMBLE ECHOED.
From The Neto. FORK Ec-ntHg P0st INDY
The only subject OF moment winch he can be said 70
have dealt with nadequatey III the present Message u
the tarH his recommendation about that IS somewhat
vague, II not obscure
WHAT ARE "NECESSARIES OF LIFE"i
From The Boston HsTaid (nd)
1t must be admitted that II would have been much
satisfactory President Cleveland had clearly an
nOunced the direction WHICH, In ais opinion, the pan Of
tarln reform should proceed.
WEAK, INDECIsIvE AND DISAPPOINTING
From The WGshiaGton Post tD,aD
What the President says with reference 70 the iart
expectations IL recommends no ade9n e solution Of
the existing difficulties, AMI reveals singular insult
cheney OF grasp aad ihdcc.son Oi purpose. Ii viii nos
satisfy the party.
sTRADDLTNG THE TARIFF AwKwARDLY.
From me Philadelphia Prcss (RepJ
His treatment OF the tsrn not satisfactory He
afraid TO touch u. and ends by a futile stradde Hs
gives away whole OF tho Free Traders and then
falls short OF rational Protection.
OPENING THE WAY FOR FREE TRADE.
nh, IRON me Ns's' YORK Istsfaeh trIo'se,lonl ,,,,
inserted. and the intention is to drive 1t home.
NOT VERY CHEERFUL FOR LOUISIANA.
FroDl The WtiiatHgton (Dei) Nsws
The proposed reduction On tho necessares OF lfo viii
not strike the Louisiana sugar men very pleasantly.
HEDGING ON A BURNING QUESTION.
EfVia The AtpeEy Express (RspD
Upon the tarin he hedges, and he writes like pan
TOO AMBIGUOUS AND HAY.
From The Boston Journal tRep.)
The Presidents suggestion to anything CT
nothing, as tho reader may choose 20 tPke TO- Tho
haEiness and uncertainty OF his expressions he
result ,Of painful study OF the confusing heters
geneous Democratic platforms OF the ss dozen years
A NOTABLE OMISSION.
tits Significant that President Cleveland Ignores tho
subjects Of internal improvements aud apprepri atoms
Tor rivers and hasD0rA