New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03
cpjyJcySING THE PRESIDENT.
HIS MESSAGE CONDEMNED IN CHORUS.
DEMOCRATS EXTREMELY soRE-WHi NIX Oot"H''Ah
KEEPS AWAY FROM IHE WRITE HOUSE
81 TELEGRAPH TO The TGhuHM


np,,ocnATs EXTREMELY soRE-wHY Mr. coCNRELL
KEEPS AWAY FROM iHE WHITE HOUSE.
81 TELEGRAPH TO IHE TLIhuN%
WASHINGTON, March D. Among hepuohcah
and democratic Senators alike the Presidents message
o. en-, ,,,ro. sed napsrs was the chief topic OF discus
s,on to1ar "Uncalled for" Arrogant" and lmpu
dent" were the words most frequently made use oi III
oharacterlzng the document IL found scarce" 9nE0
defender There few Senator'S however "iA""S "
prrpt the mention of their names In connection Win
the criticisms that they passed upon he President
corse The whole subject will mp for debate rs
soon IA tic EDUCATIONAL bill is disposed o. Cnui H'"
most OF tie Senators prefer TO observe u'sh'nc"
lence Especially truo is this among hepuo"o""7 WV
Iocl for the MANAGEMENT OF their case entirety
10 Mr. Edmunds. It would displea5e man, pro""''',
wero any of his colleagues to t"iS ou'
chool aud TO incur the Vermont Senator'S Gapeasu'c
il 4 serious matter with most Senator's iue Se"''N
feeling anous Republicans. however IS that the ''
weakens the President inasmuch as IL FURNISHES us
enemies with new supply Of ammunition as u violates
a,a,,s and nroprlety and declares that the senate
was right in assuming that he had removed u" o'
without cause. "The President lodges tue ISSUE So
one senator or he does not understand "ht " To- "
disputing his right to remove officials ou' us
iabt IN brand them as dishonest or incompetent or
both" -, .,. r, ,,,r
"look only at this sentence said another kopuu
lean SENATOR II any degree the suggcst'h Is mo
thy of consideration, it Is to De hopou 'n'
rha
srsneo,,on in the justice OF the Executive. Is
,h, mt arrogance and sclfconceit ITSELF AS tne
ono of ius;ice had left the Of mankind ana Ounu
a refuge only in the breast of Mr. Cleveland
wonder who wrote the message exclaimed one OF
group Of Senator'S
"G.rland" some one suggested
.No it's not dry enough"
"ClevelaId himself J.
Never" 49,,
anavard must have had a hand III it," chimed in
,,v.comer mo else could have useo the e"i'0'-
Sion .innocuOus desuetude' ,
Fyen among Democratic Senators there Is goOu ueal
., dissa,isaron expressed with the President IL a-
nears tbat there we're three gentlemen on 'Ao
Dauocratlc side consulted by III Cleveland eouh"oh
TALLY before he IN his message Ihey urge" niul W
withhold the document lie took the ground tH"'
On Justice to himself he ought to dehno his
no.itton before the country as was
acknowledgement The Senators assured him that
they would look his interests and see that ne was
set right in the matter. They argued mat u "oulu oe
violation of official proprety for the PRESIDENT 10 Ho
d-ess message TO Senate upon matter mat was
perding be orc consideration; that he had 10 Con-
u,u,ion right 20 do So that II ne went SO FAR out
nj his WAY 1t would be considered confession lna' ho
needed defence which the Democratic senators wore
mot compeent to make in his own Dehait IL "ouiu NC
raAecon upon their loyalty for him to plead MS OWL
case The President this replied that II the message
want in with the Pugh report therehee
no, be any such inference drawn from it aud the sena
TORS were Obliged yield to him. but they tbo' fe
ish his obsiinacy.
SenaIor Fdmnnds and Tor the same While
strct party man of untoubted loyalty, he Is also
an mprorrety tor the President to send III message
relating to pending business but lie hnEs IL rs SisE e
anc,ion npon the Democratic Senators, VINO, ne De
are perfectly capable OF attending to their sue OF INC
without any assistance from rom tuy at dmiTer Of the
Pfesi ent. remarked bem0eFaIic Senator to-day
y Ws' replied the Senator savagey at was more
than that was impairment Inc SeaSo IN 10 his FIJI
height is composed OF schoolooys Inc Ds,n0
exerv important point tanned in the message IL was
presamptiOn in the President to send H. -, ..,.,o
satss who is something wsg remarked publicly IN
street that u was ~elIknoSn pr Tool for a
client and he supposed people wond say 'he same '"'"s
MISSISSIPPI River Senator said that he thought 1t
was a strong presentation OF the Presidents case eut
was entirely uncaled for There was no occasion LOT
Mr. Cleveland 10 plea Of mot guilty ana Just
fcatiOn and he would have saved nus dignity u ne nag
preserved silence The senator SAID that IL inc ffes
dent anxious TO write message ne H'ght SEM Ia
one OF Importance on the improvement OF the Missis
Senator'S COckrell of Missouri, and Wathal; Of
Mississippi were in earnest conversation upoh
the subject yesterday After exPressMlng ms as as
at the GI1 Tse ny more
waste OF time. He had wasted more time 10 see the
presnent since the LIST OF December than during the
fire rem wears of his Senatorial experience before He
had ceased going to see the President and should not
70 near him until he learned to treat senators WIN more
consideration He had evidently thought NIUE OF INC
representatves party lhe Senate lie would
have consulted OF them before he sent In his mes
eage .--,, IT.. % a..
President was afraid that the Democrats were nor
CAPABLE OF defending him he should have taken he moor
himself "a Washington did several occasions, and
addressed the senate orally IN explanation OF his acts
AT the meeting of the Finance Committee ths morn,
ing the greater part the time Is said TO have been
devoted 10 what practically discussion OF the
mssss0e Some pending nominations furnished the OPP
nortnnity for doing Afterward senators BecK'
Vance Voorhees, expressed the opinion that II was
most exlraordnary performances Oh 'ne part Vi 'no
President and entirely uncaNoi Tor.