The evening world., 1888-10-31

Tories their passports, Engfishmen, ~ our Prest
dent treated the aristocratio imoecile who thougnE
he had q right to insult this great and friendly Re
1T HAS STIRRED UP THE TOWN.
Vests Removal Believed 90 Have HIsfs
sure CleveIand's Elections

III HAD bTlhkhD Uf II Nv
Vests Removal Believed to Have Made
sure CIeveIand's Elections
The action of President Cleveland in giving
Lord Sackyille West his passports With an m
timation that meddlesome foreigners were
not desired in the Presidential campaign, the
first intimation of which was printed in last
nights EVENING WORLD extra, was the n
topic Of conversation Of every circle in tho
Democrats were jubilaut and loudly praised
the President for his pluck and sound Amer
icanism,
Among Irish mericans the effect Of the
dismissal of Saokville- West has been TO make
them more loyal to Cleveland.
An EVENING Womb reporter interviewed
ffty-one Irish Americans on the docks this
morning. Forty-eight Of them were Demo
Cleveland. The other three were Repub-
leans, but two of them announced
their intention Of voting for the
man who had shown his spunk in
men in British waters and had promptly
fred the Minister of the Queen when he pre-
sumed to talk politics and inveigh against
the sincerity of the American G%oyernpept,
While the reporter was anon this body OF
sturdy workingmen an inebriated fellow came
along, and Just as he reached the spot he
shouted "'Rah for Harrison"
/ IN u tWlnhl6 u dozen OF Tue uOCklQen bolXoQ
him and pitched him into the river. He was
pulled out q wetter, q sadder, o soberer and .
wiser man.
Ex-senator and the present Republican
boss of New York State Thomas O. Plat de-
cllned to express any opinion. He knit his
brows and pursed his lips, however, In Q
manner clearly indicating that he was not
pleased, so it NAV be fafe to say that Mr..
Plat thinks Mr.. Cleveland was not wise.
Roswell p. Flower beamed with smiles on
the reporter as he said, heartily II am very
d."
"what will be the political effsct3" asked
the reporter.
"Oh, / am speaking as an American rather
than as q Democrat. No Minister should be
allowed to NEEDLE with tho Government TO
which he is assigned. As TO the political
effect, 1t can be but good for the Democratic
party"
Chairman Murphy, of the Democratic State
Committee, is In an ecstasy OF Joy. He ex-
pressed his belief in the wisdom of the act
and his admiration OF Cleveland In one sen.
Grover Cleveland Pr
Other interviews were as follows:
Ex- Register John Reilly am glad 10 heer n,
man or men that Grover gets 90. 600 plurality In
as Ssl I'D sa'G no sre dignity 4 he e i Sassi'S sse 4 aa sss y s1; q.
ticinR Il, as 1t was produced BY q political trick.
vile Ice. on 3 kt 70 20. IL T: ssS sIiiai' have AVE- oe sSr Tss ssSsi
by his Government before.
Gen SAL. JSn GoM m Knapp , Snalr9 Gis1s Il ne d hspTe;
RisSsid Croker = So, Yves. has u. walking
70 stand any nonsense. LIE deserves great credit
COL Dudley, Treasurer Republican National
Committee-ln my opinion, the cats too sick to DO
cured by any such medicine.
cleveland's action meets with The approval Of al
hinking men.
the President has acted wisely; as q Democrat
Chairman Davis, Of TIE Connecticut Democratic
state Committed will be q great thing for M In
secretary Mcclellan. Of the National COMMITTEES
The Republicans sprung the Thing too soons and
the Presidents sction will create more than . re-
action.
mocracy-Itl tickle, our people to death. TN
give our campaign q boom; -.
smiie-In the language Of the boys, -. WHATS the
matter with Grover Cleveland Hes AL rightp
ln Sssn ssy'l In sisa ' heia sD sasss,ii. l y. f 3 frs ~
the President rather than HIS own Government:
s, s's.e G0W Wil s1ssn@.ns SI' oap Io SsSs" az iho on ana ana
Increase the respect Of foreign powers
Alex. Msakini. Produce Exehange-Hs tahes the
given time 10 recall S~ackville. They hemmed and
hawed, and Cleveland acted like a Jacksonian.
WHAT 'LoNasHoREMKS SAY. .
BENJAMIN Fee, OF 65 Henry street, Brooklyn
Solid Tor cleveland now. Didnt intend 70 vote FOR
him until this morning. the Briiish minister
ought 70 have E 60, ,Ss s "a x long Sag, Set Sosrs .,,..,zr
know o good many votes will change IN our club
You know l am a member OF the Hard Tackss ans
/ Dennis, Pier Ii, residence Underwood. M
President cleveland has done the proper thingf Is
"f pa aasafs rooney es ntsS''I Pier 9, lives % waspks,Oa
s~treet-Blaine in lss4. Win work for Cleveland
ms year; like him better since he boqpced the
$40, 600 NIKE KELLY APPROVES IN.
Mike Kelly, the $40, 900 beauty-Wets removal
is a very good thing. He had no business 70 Inter
dent Cleveland did perfectly rign TO discharge
n' J. G. Patterson, President OF ,As Travellers In
~snrance Company. a promlnent Republican Il
have no opinion 70 express. sySspt that tsi9Em
had paid no attention 70 ne matter and len IL
alone. - -
was the proper thing for him to do. and he did juss
COMMISSIONER FREEoH's OPINION.
President Stephen b. French, OF the Police
Board-If Grover cleveland had sent Lord Sack:
vile adrift the instant his base conduct became
. S STs%.ni.o n0 sis re. en- sar'n the sSuie a,.m aasi
comes loo late 10 do him any good now. y was q
1 SsSy 9 pls ne Of pn w0o y s sSa saSyi B ETsss i1 %SS 81 spp peaa;
. TO have looked upon the whole affair a' q pnvae
Commissioner voorhls-It is q master stroke Of
policy, just like President Cleveland, and makes
his election more certain than ever. y possible,
4 with Great Britain.
COL Emmons Clark-The President has acted
. with caution and like . diplomat h was inc
0 proper thing TO do. m.
Q Property-Cierk John f. Harrot-It 10 just ike
Mr.. Cleveland. He has acted promptly ana
J England may learn from IL that nr Mihs'eiS
must behave themselves or &c: out.
:, soME RIsmGRS VIEWS
Michael j. McFeeley, an ex-member OF the lisn
/ consia0uIary-I think Il will have q good enecs On
/ President Cieyelands chances for re-electlon,
Thomas j, Ford, leader Of the United LABOR
: party i'm the TWenty-second Assembly district
Weet mas been the Burchard OF the campaign; me
A Presidenps action win not help matters;
Wuliam p. Meehan, aR Irish American OF uo
I Sixteenth Assembly Dislrtct-l MINK ne hspuonF