New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02
A STUDY IN EVOLUTION.
HOW THE PRESIDENTS COURAGE HAS BEEN
GRADUALLY DEVELOPED.

FIRST DAY-sTRICTLY A PRIVATE MATTER
Mr Baysrd's interview with correspondents OF new
York Herald, Oct. %.
have only this to say without full Investigation,
the private letters Of Lord sackyille referred 20
these publications, which bion thos .sco -sTs nS
intended for publication could not be noticed BY the
Government.
THIRD DAY-AN IMPROPERLY UNooUBIEDtf'
Mr. Bayard's interview With Associated Press agent
While there must DO consensus Of opinion As 70 'ho
Improperly of the expression OF individual views y
any one holding the position OF a foreign Envey, ~
still be hoped that we shall be abe 70 se,. ~, h
Importation Of foreign nterfeencs Q, in.ermeddne
in domestic affairs Lord sase na' no tss
President than any one OF the o3'oVo.Voo vi Sns
American people His persona; opinion hs IS g woan =
interest in tho subject
FOURTH DAY-INCONcEIvABLE, REALLY.
Mr.. Bayard's interview with correspondent Of New
York Herald, Oct %.
It to NM w ss: i in Il: ssss .
forgotten himself as to write the letter
FIFTH DAY-MR PHELPS INFORMED OF THE
FACTS.
(Mr Bayard's interview with Tribune correspondent
Oct o.
The only communication whatever which has ess s
scnt to Minister Phelps Is simple statensH =, w
facts which are already known In this case. AZ me
9SIomsc 81 status 10 fully inform our
who may DO located in the countries eoheefned'
SIXTH DAY-BEGINNING TO FEEL INsrLTED
New-York Hcrads account OF the Presidenps sei1
with Collins and OReilly
The British Minister committed an rnparno i pc
error when he wrote that letter. He lad not tho
slightest right to do 50 maladrolt ah.ns s ~:
feels and So does sss every 2, @
ICED the President liar
SEVENTH DAY-PATIENCEl NOT COWARD
Tho Presidents interview with NswYork Word
correspondent oct. %.
Let the people have little patience and they vii
not frd me a coward
SEVENTH DAY-sTIIL HE MUST GO SLOW.
President Clcveland's talk with New'forK "ohd
correspondent Oct 90
This IS matter Of tho greatest deifcacy. 1t con,
Germs relations with foreign POWER We mus
with the amenities that must prevail between two
Governments on friendly terms with each other There
can DE an o ibey must be assured that everything
has been done that consistently could DO
EIGHTH pAY-soMETHING LOUD AND STIRRING
FROM HEADQUARTERS
From The New-York Herald DEM Regular Washins-
ton Correspondence, Oct 30
The following Is the substance OF Telegram ro-
ceived this morning by member Of the Caolnet nom
s' washington kilograms in todays papers are most
disappointing about the Sackye ,, ma 1psSu VOTE
Is ssIfPPslNG? ' OFT OF OUR HANDS BECAUSE OF
DIPLOMATIC UNDERSTANDING! see l. AZ
NINTH DAY-TIIE BRITISH MINISTER FIRED QUE
From Secretary Bayaid's official statement to ASSOC
ciated Press, published Oct 81
BY direction of the President, the secretary ~,
STATE TODAY informed Lord Sackville that fof GAUSS
heretofore made known to Her Maestys oovefh ns
his continuance in his present Office IS no Ionss
accentable To this Government and would consequently
be detrimental to the relations between inc w"
countries
TENTH DAY NOT SACKVILLEs FACLH-A
BEAsTLY PLOT
From Mr. Bayards Baltimore Speech, Oct 81.
This country has been the witness In the last "ees
NJ for the time Dclng onis, VI ~
relations with a foreign and friendly Power, ~
was made necessary The act was not the det vi u
neonie of the United States, of any one IN sympa.ny
With them or with their interests. IL was the wlrch.
nlot ~ a despairing politician, or conspiracy OF
desnaIring politicians 10 bring discremt upon Class
Of our adopted citizens for the purpose OF az
unjust prejudice In the minds Of another class OF our
adopted citizens.
INFEEIING COMMENTS OF CANDID FRIEND
From The New-York Herald Dem) Oct 81
What strikes US dsaGeeably, and VIII SO striKo Al
Americans Jealous Of their couitrys honuraoie aan,
is that Mr. Bayard in the conduct OF this sackyne
matter has utterly failed to advise the fIeeiucns
rightly and has conducted himself IN a hanh0'
which must make every American ashamed
We do not remember any public man VINO, IN sucn
positon has utterly forgotten hlmself ana tue PRIV
prIeties attaching 10 his important place. :. a.,
We trust he Ghe President VIII MAKE nasN 70 -
miss Mr. Bayard and get himself secretary Vi go"
on whose self-pOssessiOn, camness ana serious a1.o
he can more safely depend secretary OF stato
who in an emergency scolds Ike hystercky woman
Is not safe for any President; Dut etst % as'
for ono like Mr. Cleveland Who with the pest lnten-
tfons Is not as fully at homo In the conduct OF OUT
foreign relations though he had maze these su''