New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-25
qsE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
SENATOR EsrY SUGGESTS SOME PLASKs.

PROTECTION TO AMERICAN NpusrRr-A h'o"
,,nxSst sysrYu-LEoIsLArfvB IMPROVEMENT.
fyuos.s OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or r'Is TRIBUNE
IruAcA. N. Y, Aug. Ex-senator Edwaru
o. Esty was IN his offce this morning torcoa'""H 80
future OF the business interests In when no !" o"so
when Ia response 20 the requostof arRibuss
ent he kindly consented to lay aside hs VIZ $50
pagn about 10 open NJ well a. 70 wha' s"ou" y" Wv
eral policy OF the Republican party -. ...u,.. an
A.,a the nlatform the Senator said there seemeu W
be hat 20 questions ct ISSUE namely IariH W. INV
trade and civil service Reform va the spells sys'em'
The election this fall" 10 said. docs nov Vvs'
s,..a,s mon Tho arn hut stl Il ia best reafrm the
policy OF the party favoring 'a'in
she protection OF labor aud capitai ehs
IN the development OF the industries OF IN" oo"us,'
civil service Reform should have fair ana 'npM,a
trial now that n u theoretically adopted by oo'"P
The bunrns methods Of the Administration In Trying
.a. ,n, ooo.,ioa arc bringing npon u the unquaned
,a..nat,op Of sensible Of all parties the lhoo'n
,anex NJ ina modern Democracy to deal with Hmp"''
s.,t national aud state questions u oocomihsuay o
and more apparent and this should be urs"' as"nS'
them 40 long have they been used 70 ass"iins VIZ. ~,
nnbcan ary and throwing dust into the eyes OF 'ne
.ecln that now that they the opportunity 20 verr
a. ,ss, a..erions they are found lacking IN mo mrs.
principles OF government or siatosmshshp' ~"
actually arc engaged Ia stranghhg 'Ho ~,
aastrles and best interests OF "o po"pi''
NJ
and better times which won their votes were az WV"
sna YER, thin wind at that Every thinker ana ssh
.,hl. man knows that ~ measures OF reform are CON
.ummstsd by either Of tho dominant parties 'ney
must Ieok TO the Republican party for snch result
sshouid there be temperance plank IN INC hoP"o'
M an platfofmf" inquired the correspondent
pws now have st.tiatcs," replied the Senator
which eonelusvoiy saow rsulta as TO the work
nes OF the dsorent systoms' and w. ~
asserted. prohibition has h,te emo"oy
ne large lawns and cities Of Maine Kansas
and towa after long and fair trial while ON tho other
nod a \. rroveu that high license IN Illinois and Ne
hraska has Fedared tho Number Of hqner siores 'a
more than PROHIBITION has been able TO DO In the o'her
aaa aud tho beneacsnt results are apparent ana nave
bees,ne source % congraaation by al good oih rhs'
a. can testify ffo facts earned during recent '''
a. tho state Of Inolaf these things arc So why ish
net ina duty OF every friend Of this grcat reform
washer prohlbsouist IN punopo not TO unite With
ma IN ire ane this terrible question IN the lsht 81 newly
acquired iactst Why not concentrate our efforts on he
effective syslem 70 diwulsh shs enr,e 20 Ss ny
tha hasds 81 tbs ram puWcr The Republican ptrl eau
anofa 10 aes promptly and fairy al 'hs perpotnS
WHAT other reforms would you suggest" .,....,..
A a. Do swsx ~th corrupt slections aud corrupt sss
iaiofs sad onicala. n facts were knvvn. me people
iuyins votes aud eonserins frcemsn in!o msscenary
hsSsar. - tho VERY head eI ons va Ss, s
1he Republican parts should got ~ ,iee as-int NJ. w
growing evil, ana De hhoNh ~ tpe h"hsrs . s'o''
party r such party viii certainly come ana ~lpe out
sfaa atmosphere Of Albany has had eject on
many who afc seat there ~ msse cur a. w. .s'' ~, by,
fst tho people who made them what thcy .fe It"
rssoaa men become thu attorneys OF Complications and
sn0pulirs and The salaries paid help y cleo, mem o
serve the Interests they repfesenl VINE msni arc
tho best hotels ami wear large diamonds Hhd
whose occupation 4 jasi a. veil snovn 70 ihe Aeshy
peopia nj homo would vote Tor brihe taker
fstbu for these the class have spoken OF could nol
Ans,hsr suhsot for reform Il the FREQ pass the
tallfnasla regard his ~ tis most drmofa1ing
elsaouis IN legislation, aud 10 has vol ush beoone GUS
e fof nothing the railroads Of tho state and vol
~ sfalis hmsef ~ the privilege The freat majority
se ss s s.ss %. sa.s. ~ legislation ss ~ ssses u
uhe free rda which mas become one OF thn pefquisHs
II legislation and Yet never aaw man uateihng
snd oek a. though sf thai 10 had barsrsd hia
noad very mail considerations would Do Hihd 70
have the State ccnyea'ign aagp W. 49,, is i
ine any fafors whatever IRON any pof'on or corpora
veil sena,er. WIS, do you think Of the outlook Of
Il seems 20 zoe as though u could not h. bei.rcd y
Wisdom sits % me heih ~ ths ss
lpsa we'll IN that respect TOT evidrhty the feerr ste
esug % have tomethinF a. say, atd ne pe"pe make
lhfoe overheard the cslguea and the ralo OF ruin
element NJ Republican that Rave soen y 20 mnch ~,
b., bed 10 any candidate but what ne wouia sh.sflay
willing TO lnaf whole matter With the conFehuoni
where ample time shUni be given 20 the discussion OF
de-. II men arc chosen Who have comprehensive
W. npon the science Of Rovornnent aud pfHeucal
tno~edse Of the wants aud business ses,ons on tne
eoungryin Bunuats men honest, pure snd ncerruPi
Toe oar standard bearers, victory vii again pefch
upon bahnon and tie country VIII again prosper
undof Republican Admihistfati0h'