New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
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10 M. bolieve you would suffer sucn an -, ny sht
N he doneo and therein ne Is per'e0Os lent
pong unable to determine wncrc ono I'd
A's]Dsotod THE TRIBUNE wthdraws ~ an.
Viisl"" 49, have IL regarded by readers as IL IL
81 no, boon made How it OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
no is,o,,o in the name of the place, or oy erro
- publication in some other journai-io Is "o
-, oeeible 10 ascertain. But Mr. Bfaoy may
=, 80 ,hot There was no intention 10 40 MUS
H. o. him or 10 any other official. Tor WIN '"o
on;o;no, mn blication we made this bindlhg pron''
Whue great care has been aiken TO om, which
by these supporters OF tne ~ 10 possible that,
IN some Instances, out Oh ~ a 10 In anv case
corrections have been oyerUon'" nromptly publish
this has happened 1ho i''
7. e. nearly three weeks since we prlnteu 'no
rocord ~ the Presidents appointments. We n
| rocoived notice of many omissions puu 'n,' %
| absolutely the first and only deciaracioh u .",
error Il is pity that all our statements W.
onlv n single exception so far as we Know 9nou
he correct. and that even one shouiu "o
| foundation.
7. 20 NOT Rlaine of Maine now, but Blame OIL
| the United States.
J Surrogate Ransom has done most coniinenua'' y
-, ossossinr costs uprn the contestant III -
will case. where the contest was eVIueh'' liz.
txylf III
dort no might safely enlarge upon. IL Is scin'''
,hot q mans will should be attacked. as 10 - 81
| e., for M other purpose in the world thah 'n'''
| tho LAWYERS NAV carry off part OF the propei.S
snu ,hcir fees. Discreetly applied, Surrogate iSn
som,s remedy ought to be effective IN on''N'"T
this abuse.
| 5000. - .t. Mills bill is going along bravery
Inc Inc Mo,Se Democrats and Republicans sPcaSSns
alternately Or rather II should o. sa ,ldent in tbf
alto afr
ana tbrongb the country that political disnc
tIons that for some time have mean, ,,.iI Contest
osIng avav and that the real pOil,iGai CT ra,o
pass ny s TO- be between Protection and Free TRADE
THE Standard OIenry Georges oreahl'
Mr. George is competent free-traue eHpe.,
lie promptly recognized in the rres''''n, =.
message last December the logic ana ulrco' app',
cation of free-trade arguments. MI Vile
speech he pronounced "a manly, vigorous 90"
neost effective free-trade speech" In the tarii
s1Y".o in tho Uouse he discerns ProtectonlSts Of
ono eide and Free Traders on the other. The issu
,,,, boforo the country in like manner he ldeh'
dos clearly as a struggle between protectpn an
, free trade.
, Tho Rcnublicans of Michigan by an overwheim
inc majority adopted vigorous ana practicai GU
i nornnce plank in their platform ms was loiloN
ing directly in the footsteps oil the lhuiana hcpu'
= licans a few days before. The Republican par.
C is the party Of temperance e'cIS "ii0A'' W
= for the protection of the home
Mr. Cleveland is entitled to credit Tor having spoH a.
ont and laid before Congress wltnou IvScIs a ~Iin
roal facts Of the case. The stone no" sS. Ioli"
vii not stop until It has broken the idol OF proec
y ZION 70 peces.-Qondon Daily News, Dec :. 1907,
II rho message meant free trade last Decemoe
/ when there was no reason for assembling. NO
d tha. the London press has been warned OF III
T. scandal its stark naked candor has caused
e America it charges the Republican party VIII
/ giving q dog bad name
a A reading Of the indictments found IN the ma
+ fer of the alleged libel upon Mayor Hewitt. VII
J., their antiquated and bombastic verbiage suggeS
, tho familiar reflection that these old law forms a.
n very absurd When shall we have the good SEN
n 70 abolish them? When a man is charged VII
O. libel. why not say LIBEL and when ne Is charge
# with murder why not say murder IN pam LII
So lish and stop?