New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

nv the law was directory to the naval ENGINEERS oon
their plans ana models roPe,yt Se speed n was
tne fault of the Government and JUS agehs s tbev
f oSr.d oscS 70 stop he works make an
to OF employ ment snensnn eriy Of Govern
o Int NJ mans commercial vessels for private
parties. and greatly add also 70 INC genoi"i
business.
PRACTICAL MULTIPLICATION OF LAW. :
,her NJ disregard of American interests by TINS
Administration was the practical notification OF tne
law OF the last seseion Of Congress spprepii"'ns
saoO 600 10 enable the Postmaster General 70
after legal adv ertisemeut, with the lowest olouer
American steamship companies for the a'o
foreigt mails This act of Congress. INTENDED 70
and bujIa up American commerce, was oy the lose
mesfer. General dsTegarded aud CONTRACTS N'ao ios
a rns supperted any system OF subsidies. Dnt this
propestion did receive the support Oh mepers VI oo.
tor hmeI4can interests building up c2m COM N
especially with the South American STATES ano Tho
law was plain and directory and should have been e1
eced by the Postmaster General VITA sGm W stba
ont the will OF Congress l have careIthly feau tlho
papers II respect 10 this matter, ana III uoes secl W
that by refusing 10 make the srrantehenss Tlsed
the spirit II the language ei the law anu IA
utter disregard Of the intent OF Congress as WI ,e
rights and Interests American amps anu nctcu eVi0'
i'm the interests II foreign steamship conn & n,,
No OF tho Administration has tended ID e'e The
degree to revive the business OF the country. .uc
Secretary OF Treasury changed tbe lorin u. .no
monthly debt statement ana naae % 'onsys ON land
tSa hndy Of The fractional silver coin ending
10 lessen she stated balance In the Treasury below s
% smonnt and at the same tme tending To deprnciate
tho value OF this silver currency one gooa enSc a. t
pretended reform Is 20 snow now ,"tIn that there was
500 O00000 telongug 20 the United states lng uo III
the s b the Secretary with the National
banks In New York TO get as matter o. 'a'uI ,i
gold Ia exchange silver ebin seems 10 me Saiun
81 the sub Treasury act which clearly forhrs al OK
change OF money II only tended 10 eihphasIle ue
nufis lpnca
Issuing silver certificates I'm exchange Tor gou com was
rs n sueient 70 say that no act the Admins
,ratinn affecting The currency OF finances uis ,Voi
restore sondcrcc TO encourage industry or 20 furnish
emnny ment The business OF aI the departments seems
he confined turHing out eNperlcncod enp.o9
against whom fault is found except heir ieat 10 %
Rc nhrar party and 10 putting in Democrats mainly OF
the robe hue Even the Ordinary coe9non " 5ad
revenue is obstruced by the aemagogsIn ths Peeeaou
the election Illicit disers In the south, noonShlhofs
as they are called were led 20 bel eve that DeipOcauo
1nrs no limited states marshas one hundred Illicit
ds,illeres in operation IN Mldde Iehnessre
make It impossible for legitimate diSters 10 conduct
their business The first fruits Of Democratic success are
contempt for the law harder times wan, az c1 po
denCe In the future and widening OF the concUS Oo
tween capital and laOr
Tne TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
There is one question which not tn mention "ouIu
undefrate It's great Importance mean the tnmpershN
Question and this have always Thought sbonio not
enieI the pale of party politics II should be ueateo a.
nter great domestic and local interests are treated snch
~ education public charities roads and turnpkes Ma
iona parties are formed Tor general objects OF public
policy TO draw party lines upon the temperance ones
lion l. o. weaken the party and also 10 weaken the Issue
presented In all parties there are temperance hch
WHO dfer widely the best measures to promote
temperance. The kcpnbtcan parry has ~ Hs ny.
platform Briefly clearly and. think. wisely, ited
the extent TO which it party can untedlv 90 ~ tenn
rerance Ircislatisn leaving each individual citizen FREQ
10 secure II he cooperation with Others ni IKE
,,inon 4 chguge OF the Constitution that will permit
DrphIlifion am among those who believe that a wise
stem laws and laws restraining the tfaic can ~
framed based upon the principles OF the scott Jaw tha
will lie IA
poried bg reasonable members of both pafns rms VII
secure dimnutiOn OF the evils OF froe whskey much
f,ed,d addition the revenue. u relief TO the IHolls
from other forms OF taxation, aud the certainty OF inc
faithful execution and stability OF the laws.