New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
DEMOCRATS SIUNG BY RESOLClIONS.
4 HEConp OF THEIR INfIFENCY THRUST IL IHI III


W,.,1IxGToy. Aug. = lSpccnN- For some
time to day the Democrats the iicl-e were IN sit"
ofe,ciien,cnt AMI Indignation over some resolutions
offered by air. Baker. of Hew-iork. Tie resolutions
were prciaccd by long preamble sctiinr form ih''
Congress has been III session OILY Iiie more i-"h
ei-ht months w.th Democratic majority o. onF ''rW
n the Iiol,e. that during tue entire scssioa ih' Nv"
vnr o; the Democratic party have creased t' fa
together IN perfect harmony that tie InE'Ilous aud
unconstitutional efforts on the pMt O. ie
people OF Dakota. numbering Inri' hAi
million only admiso iuiO the Union oi >hir7
have been defeated tat hls u uoduccd by ul,gasie!
Den.ocr ATTIC Eeprcsc natives prOYline crabant acts
for the admission OF the Territories OF Washington aud
Montana res. ec;iycly INTO the Cnon a, states have
been buried iiai almost sncce-s!l eh'ri Aa' been
made - create 1cfriory wlih The usual "-iAi 81
officers all 10 De flied iue ra ~ % tie only italy
harmonious parry HAT has ruled The destiny o. the
since Washington declined tllfd iefmn i'ffF
tory where owing to n-cousdelei aud II. ats
anu sill Ia,ons dlrnS the iasi hiiy years
40 less tnan i've Tribes " Ina numbering moro tnau
Gl 600 have assumed to cstthi-h eo-ctli"l
CIVILIZED goycrnments alleged 10 be republican IN
form accompanied by churches. Catholic and Protest
ant schools college ami some charitable in'ttntions
thereby rendering the soil and climate unsuitable Or
the growth and existence OF democratic ustuions as
proposed 10 be admin sirred by Oklahoma bonner. that
there been earnest thOaSh unsuccessful effort 70
reform tho tariG ard establish free trade ear; which
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two wings before menioncd that the Democratic party
further cOngrauatcs the country upon tho succcsfG
ibaugurated policy OF tho Democratic orty Con
Qess IN compelling, thOu-h asainst The IrJ,cst 0i tLe
Pre- aud financial officers OF the Government.
the paymont OF reserved Surplus In tho Treasury upon
the pubic deGi. ia disregard o. the plistc Pabic fh
| to maintain the credit AMI nonir OF tio GOvcrh-
rnent; that the Democratic majority IN Congress fur
ther graduates the country upon the failure OF tAo
! National Bankruptcy bills, the failure to pass the
| Mexican Veterans Service Pension bh; the defeat
through Executive veto OF tbs bill fOr The relief Of the
Des M0nes RIVER settlers successful thI oug
Executive disappr1val OF pr.vasc p-n-.oI b!s for
called OF the late ana a-.ed willows OF
such Tor pretended dependent ptrcnt- aggrcsaug
In number ninety and IN amoDnt enough to save
to tho Treasury the salary Of the President
and defrAy the necessary annual expenses of repairs to
the White House and paco therein the necessary cook
ing utensils. furniture and Howes Ia hccofdancc VITA
Jen.rsoniau simplicity; the almost Successful cfiott
by the Democratic majority TO revive the popular IN.
OF Hvn nsf'"o ',,rs anu .,nr,' ~ " a",nls %
the repre- senatvos point with just PRIDE
the fact that since the Inauguration OF the present
democratic AdlsInistratiQp only litie more Than
~ 900 postnaslers OF bo-cxcs aiI grades ncud.
ing disabled veterans. havn been removed
placed by nOneusIge partsans. while In the yrOn- dc
partmCnts there are yet few places around winch
stand willing patriots In respectful silence waiting;
| the prOmpiness with winch the rulng majority have
brought forward the several general Appropriation bs,
forcing through Congress only two deficiency bills mo,
counting the General deficiency pm, lr0yidns IN the
aggregate for lrnc Of only about SlJOOOODO only
thrice extending the appropriation OF last that
the thanka OF the due to tho Democratic
party for the ,uCccs-ful passage Of the annual
! appropriation bills; rbat the Democratic hosts be
advised 10 preserve tbs banners under winch victory
was achieved In 5si with their inspiring notices ana
| legends OF " Economy and Reform " as will be consid-
cred "A good enough Morgan until after the election"
especially that relating to the civil service reform which
though attcnuacd and cnaciatoi II reed pro.
ducs KOau strains Mt TO be waited over the Mugwump.
isn waters OF pOcs that the two wDxs OF the Don0c
racy with theii GrcepDack and Prohibition acs Will
flap loving and harmonlousy together. that Demo-
cratic tyi service professions are IA accordance
true JenrrsOnan siDpilciiy-JI the Joo JelcfsOn RID
Van Wlnkle kind" TINS time OOnL CONT '" thif
publican districts tnat ave must turn the rascals
out" aud that "Grcat II the Democrat party"
| or course the Democrats were angry. They tried 10
oil the readng, and failing Ia that they demanded
preamble and resolutions should 10 returned
the member VINO offered them on the gIound that they
were indecent" and "disrespcctiui." Mcssr,. Ran.
dali, Springer anu Reagan became much excited and
each u turn cudgeled his brains and vainy tried 10
show that this been session marvellous results
so far rs the Democratic House Is concerned. Mr..
Feed closed the debate the motion To return
luton ia part he said 1t seems to there Is
GOOD ground the indignation Expressed the Dc'uo
cratic side. For while TINS matter assumed III It's nnal
results the form OF Jest 1t still contained many
from Pennsylvania (Mr RtndalD certainly could not
have been feigned."
Mr. Randalrs motion 10 /" refer back " the resolutions
was adopted Nothing has happened since tne session
began that has made the Democrats leol moro uncOm-
Portable than tho episode OF to-day.
ADJOURNMENT PROBABLE on WEDNESDAY.