New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-30
AN UNANSWERED INDICTMENT.
aREFoRMERn CLEVELAND FOOLS NOBODY.
HIS FRIENDS PARALYzED BY THE TRIBUNEs
STARTLING EXPOSURE

HIS FRIENDS pARAIYzED BY THE TRIBUNE's
STARTLING EXPOSURE
From The Buffalo Express
Tn, Ney-York Trbune's twenty -four column e1,
posture OF the Civil Service abuses OF the Sleveanu
Administration has been issued as Tribune Extra no;
100 It's charges-fortifed as they are by explicit
proofs In the form OF names dates ana reterchces-ao
sccep pied everywhere by the Republican pross as
most complete and destructive attack on the alleged
Reform policy of President Cleveland ms acecp. .
ey sss sVsn had the charges far
aud far less ably supporter III a pe aornas
campaign the partisan press accepts "ns'o'cr 'o"'e'
But the action Of the Democratic press anorus a
better eew for IL .ac not tas The
course for the Democratic press wouid daavors TO
dsproTe the charges set forth But there are no
such endeavors The Democratic organs seem to DO
so feeble and unsupported in their denlas that they
might better be dumb If there are any answers asrav
Of the Administrators mlsdongs the organs 90 no.
know what those answers are. And so the chars
w ben ARE .S%sd to to s sas eTed
administration which Is without ans TO sgcs
crushing indictment as The Trlounes can reoe'o
the Endorsement of the American people
THE RAscAIs WHO WERE TURNED IN.
From The Leavenworth Times.
NeyVs6 Tribune q MONDAY e e1hins s ani
land has appointed 10 office The name career
crime and all the S1en Of sash MANY Of the
appointments were made with the knowledge Of The
T max, elegant campaign reading for those persons
Who four years ago. were shouuhs iurn 'h' ''S'
Gals OUT
AN ELABORATE ROGUES' GALLERY.
From The Chambersburg PENN Franklin Repository.
The New-York Tribune Of Monday, July 3D. con
tained all article which has caused tho greatest
excitement political circles and which IS REGARDED
as ono of the most remarkable newspaper pubnca~
tions ever made in this country. 1t consists of
twenty four column review of Clevelands record as
strewn with broken and dsregarded pledges. 1t
proves that instead OF being Civil Service reformer
be really the greatest spokesman VINO r ever tss sa and
hypocrtlcal in his every profession 1t shows that
office, with full knowledge OF their vile deeds: ana
that he has taken particular trouble to reward any
man who had been VIGOROUSLY reasonable and foul
erals The work Of compiling this great article
undoubtedly cost a great deal Of time, money and
labor. No Democratic paper In the country mas
attempted to H. but all must confess that the
charges true. 1t is bound to be great feature
OF the coming campaign, and the thanks OF every
good Republican In the country due The Tribune
for this magnificent expose Of Cleveland the hypo-
critic
GIDDY wHIRL OF TIE MUGwUMPS.
From The Syracuse standard.
II The New-York Trbune's exposure of Grover
Clevelands eccentrcites Civil Service reformer
does not draw upon his head the sharp reprosches
araignment false It's spec lhcauons OF no account
be be- reformer, while the MHgwump issues of 1888
prove him not 10 be a reformer and they dizzy
with he whirlabout he has given them. Ihey nae ,
seen the Great Cleveland Reform circus; and their
/ brains ache
DISCOVERING sAwDUsT IN THE DOLL
| From The Boston Advertiser.
The twenty four columns devoted by The New
| York Tribune to review OF the conduct OF me
| public service under President Cleveland aud his
exercise Of the appointing and remov ing power pre-
sent an extraordinary record Of public offices CON
srsd n party Dos ased 2pOc Of WReR
more than three-fourths is derived from papers now
supporting Mr. Cleveland for reelection and the au
thorty and date given for each specification.
That there exists doubt as TO the motive OF these
charges is attested by the melancholy admission OF
| az The New-York Evening POST Of May % Of the
The painful truth Is that we doubt If ngle
| independent voter in this state, of the thousands
| who supported President Cleveland In 1851 any
longer attaches any Importance the utterances Of
| the members Of the Administration on the subject
Of Civil Service reform. or any longer refuses 10 be.
| have been violated dsregarded on great scale.
with the utmost boldness, IN sundry places and In
divers Manners
A STARTLING AND SHAMEFUL REVELATION.
| From The Syracuse Journal
| In four-page article The NewYorS Tribune shows
by startling facts how President Cleveland has failed
as civil reformer and the hamelcssness OF his
broken pledges and the enrustng Of confidence to Grim
| finals
FAR MORE READABLE THAN CLEvELAND's TALK.
| From The Portland Me- Express
by curious coincldehco hle tlo IFesluit IS ~
| pairing this document somebody In the office OF The
| New York Tribune gathering from the records
the materials for message" Illustrating civil service
| reform operated BY Grover Cleveland. This mes
sage like the Presidents appeared yesterday and with
due res pect Chief Executive, must say that,
so far as statistics concerned U leaves his way out
| Of sight. Perhaps The Tnbunes message on
The civil service reform OF this Administration may
serve to explain why IN the words of Mr. Cleveland
message, It's importance has frequently been under
| estlmated.S
ARFGULAR SOCKDOLAGER.s
From The Wkesbarre Record
| The Tribunes black list a corker. IL showed
I'D Cleveland's civil service record and contained
biographical sketch of his worst appointments. Special
| mention was made Of Lamar, Villas and Garland. IL
was frightful expose OF Clevelands hypocrisy and
sbould no ulaced within the reach of every voter