New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
TIE PRESIDENT ARRAIGNED
MR. BLArNEs VIGOROUS INDICTMENT

COME OF THE CHIEF FEATURES OF CLEvE-
LANDS ADMINISTRATIONS DESCRIBED
Chicago. Oct oo-Mr Biaiue SPOKE before an I'M
n,ense audience here tonight lie criticised 'nc Na
tional Administration In the strongest terms anu us
points were received with great favor py DIS nos'oi''
lie said In part: .r,.u
The Republicans arrsgn Mr. Cleveland ior ia, ,,
short of the promises wherewth his ADMINISTRATOR
was inaucuraicd and for dsa pointing The Just cx-
pectations which his words inspired . ,oro
the Civu service The "spcils system" instead OF
being rooted up the President ptou'Iso", noe ~.
49,, 81 oa;ccLolders Is so notorious that the
chairman Of tho Democratic Natona tun.'ec LII,
his station In OF the hotels al "ssE,on conn
sight Of the White House. snd as rssu no e,rS
cratulaiory dispatch published ID DvnuS s n 80.
paper receives assurance OF m sIns,s day
than one hundred oiiceho,dcrs m sinsie uas' ~
haS moreover been charged IN responsible newspapers
and proved before special committee OF ,he aoaed
fhai men of bad chat after couvlttcf ann paiuone"
criminals have been placed IN Office under the pre-
Admins ia ion ard iLa thus lhe - se1N'Sr ~
becn subjected to open shame III ocs'eo n''n'''o
second-Tho Republicans arrslgn the pres,-
dent having surrendered the rsntS Oh t'n e. Voun man
ner derogotory the dignity of the Nation ana IL"
utter disregard of the rights OF the fishermen Tor
his cruel disregard OF the rights of poor and needy
soldiers who incurred their distress and their poverty
In he RaSubcans arraign the President not merely
for his veto Of pension bills but Tor b sen nyeseden
IN the previous history OF the country
and altogether beyond the, conception, ,,o or
Imagination Of those who framed ,he cesonc amy
con stitutIonal monarch In Europe. was SUN ~ a
S5s Of br ,ns ys' on pf Se
ie"- Vcos: and Prsd"n, cleveland wi he or mat
n in history he escapes the Same descriptive soor'que'
fSpurhThe Republicans srraIgn the AdmnlsIa Lon
for having uniusty without pfeccden ard or psInessn
Ies 'ons disfiancised 100000 American crzehs i"
'n1 r flsG Republicans ragn President Gs s,sI
lands Administration for Or akns 40" nn,dy os
,se ssurnns in The Treasury viii allow When Mr.;
Manning retired from Mr. Cevelana 0sorn The t,ro
Mr. Joan resigned from the Office OF Tressurer tne
.nnt,amen estasshed bank In the city of New ORR
ana the administration OF Nh Cleve and loaned them
Of Sep 1aIas Sl'S 'ls the
money! puIS' In the days Of louis Nagoic9aH ys
ss;o"'e PSMsr anf he ont ha % s x" public
IN banking the barricades wond have neen $3.50
ID, streets Of Paris and revolution i9sus4as,ve
arainSt the Government that could indulge Ia laNor-
;:ism 50 rninous. Chcers As an ala to- MIR lar has
isle in his extremity the shirS & N he nsnre Of
loan wifhon interest In all the National banks ia M,
city Of Soy inks exceeding sSi and
,esrlv 5000 600 II there has ever heretofore been
s9uss Of that III. 'ha1 Tnisd I ssics.
e sub SG"G TO make knCw Cheers II th"c
be any ras AID TO e rSr msn O. acsrc that
know and apologize TO the treasury popaaiI o ~"
aralgning them the hist VINO ma. ever a sNnense
upon policy of personal iavorl.isni ID ''o Np''00
of the piblc Treasury. QhecisJ 49,, ,.,,o,,
sxth-Lasy the Republicans arlalgn the Pesisero
for deliberate attempt to destroy ne pio'c aa,
s;sem Of this country by using against Il as an sgs'
,rent It's tendency 10 produce surplus III ny 10,
n The money had been lawfully expended in reducing
the public debt. instead OF being loaned Out " P''
and Tor the benefit of political favorl'es'