New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
OVERRIDING THE MATTER GREATLY.


From The Lincoln (Neb.) Journal
We do not need a slcdgehammer TO mash mosquitoes
Win; II The President had year ago gently re-
games that two could play at which was tie infen,
ton OF tie bill passed by Congress comforting
pose the fishery question would have been solved
satisfactorily.
THE RIGHT WAY TO BEGIN.
From The Bnghamton Republican.
Why does not the President move on the enemy's
works at once by ordering all Canadian shipping from
up the railroads later.
ONE LANENTABLE ASPECT
From The st. Paul Pioneer Press
The most melancholy attribute connected with the
presdenls shery-or fshy-messagc, IS the fact that
II has ignited slow match attached 10 Dan Voorhees,
and he Is likely TO explode at any moment.
MEANWHILE, CANADA SMILES.
From The Toledo Blade.
Cleveland'> blun, now that the first emotion OF
surprise is over, is being received with laughter by
he Is in desperate strait and did 81 election
eering dodge
WHERE ARE OUR COAST DEFENCEsl
From The Minneapolis Tribune
The thoughts of the public will be drawn TO the
large part Of it on defensive works in our exposed
harpoIS WI be more and more regarded as the one
effect.
ENGLAND STILL WANTS CLEVELAND REELECTED
From The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
The matter as It stands simply increases British
solcltude for Clevcands success in the coming cleo
ton The success of Harrison and Morton would put
vastly different complexion upon affairs, and the
Canadians will at realize the hopelcssness Of
their game
BLUFF THAT FAILS OF ITS OBJECT
From The Concord a. H. Monitor.
President Ceveland's blum message has failed
entirely OF rs expected and intended effect
The country has discounted the message, and relocated
II uhfch
the Democratic leaders have penchant for PLAYING
even though faed 10 failure
WHO CARES ABOUT TRANSIT IN EoND-a
From The Philadelphia News.
President Cleveland's latest message contains
trap which, If the senate would walk into #, would
cost this country over SlO.OoOOoO annually.
which he VIII try to turn to his advantage; then TO
budoze the senate into giving him the right to
agrees to LEI US have transit in bond
Tie tIated States don't care about the transit
land IS trying to make the country think he he's
done patriotic hing 1t IS well 10 bear In mind that
he IS shlewd trsp-setter. working in the interest
Of Canada.
PROMPTED BY DISAPPOINTMENT.
from The Wisconsin State Journal
The dul!est comprehension Will discover that the
cssagc was conceived under the promptings Of i'll
temper and disappointment, and that it is In ex.
oclaDe taste.
THE MUGwUMPs ARE GOOD ACRoBATs
From The Lowell (Mass) Courier.
Mr. Cleveland finds that Canada has been
maltreating our fishermen Outragcously that she
In cartpath across our soil. few days ago Eng
land was all right, and our fishermen had no gricv
ances But Brcr Cleveland cannot whip around
corner quicker than Mugwump can follow him.
They all swear By him when he says white is black.
and when be says black is white
TIE CHEAPEST SORT OF BUNCoMBE.
From The Toledo Commercial
1t Is cheap piece of political buncombc as
ever emanatcd from the White House. It Is rarely
indeed, that even on the floor Of the lower house
squedunk are wont to advance the opinions cal
cluated to appeal especially TO their own constituents:
melllfuous quality Of hapdoOdle as that with which
this message IS Favored
DIVORCE FROM HIS RECORD IMPOSSIBLE.
From The ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
III, message is too oby9psly designed 70 Ift him
real Issue and stealing the thunder Of his opponents.
He can not separate himself from his record in that
audacious AID dishonest manner
A GRATIFYING CONVERSION.
From The Boston Commercial Bulletin.
The sudden change Of h.ar Of President Cleveland,
evlnced by his message to Congress yesterday,
affiliations. During the last year the President has
done bis utmost to promote tho welfare Of Canada at
gaining political point. lie has not even scrupled
TO violate the provisions Of the Constitution In order
been strong enough only epc foreign foes from
without, but TO COW trcachery from within.
DECIDEDLY AN AFTERTHoUCHT.
From Tie Hartford Conant.
Evidently M Clcvelands concern about the denial
Of free transshipment and equal canal tolls and his
desire rctalate upon the Canadians In kind, In
the nature OF ~ aftcrlought.
MORE PATRIOTIC THAN DURING THE REBEL
LION.
From The Toledo Blade
Growers plan Of getting up with Canada !s
doomed 10 failure. v ny wasn't he as eager for
back in the CO'sl
NOT A SUCCESSFUL DIVERSION
From The Chicago 1ntcr0ceen.
II President Cleveland hopes to divert attention
from his actua record by lie buster and bill post
Ing lie Win frd himself greatly mistaken. and 50 he
vii nc II be thinks that Mchng up dust about fish
VIII obscure tie great lssue Of the campaign.
PAST COWARDICE NOT HIDDEN NOR ATOYED
FOR.
From Tie Minneapolis Tribune.
II the message was written partly for the purpose
O, covering the defeat and obscuring from public view
Tho unpsfri0tc, weak and cOwardly policy OF the Adj
minis tratiOn It viii fail OF its purpose.
TIE PERFORMANCE OF a CHARLATAN
From Tho Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin.
This country has not in recent years witnessed n
more fragrant or hurlliaiirg exhibition Of deuagoglsm
IN high place than Is afforded Ia thc elaborate ana
absnrily needless age which President Cleveland
congress yeStrrda1 relating 10 rcaliat0y leg
sls;On.
CONCREss SHOULD ABROCATE ARTICLES XVIII
AND XXIX.
From Tie Philadelphia Inquirer
Congress should not give the President any moro
gate Articles XVIII and MIX in a formal manner
as soon as possible. Tho privileges given By them
10 TIC tntcd states worth about $4,000 a year.
While they are worth 100000 year to Canada.