New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-25
AMAZING HYPOCRISY SHOWN Up.
CLEvELAND'S PRETENCE OF REFORM.
TIE DEMOCRATIC BLACK DICTIONARY.

TIE DEMOCRATIC BLACK DICTIONARY.
From The New-York Press.
Yesteday's daily issue of The NewYork Tribune
deserves be circulated By the millions and sent TO
every township OF county Of every state IN the
Union, II contained an exhaustive review OF Presl-
dent Clcvclands civil reform record, followed
by a biographical dictionary of his most outrageous
appointments office, with special reference TO the
facts that showed moral unftness and uDpatrtotsm.
The entire Republican party owes The Tribune
ment. The Objectionable records OF secretary and
Supreme Judge Lamar, Atorney-GeDeIal Garland POST
masterG General and Secretary Villas Collector Hedden,
Appointment Clerk higgins. Naval Officer Ralsn and
Indian Inspector Thomas, OF Baltimore, and host OF
other appointments that have provoked public indig'
nation and condemnation, described in condensed,
but very specific FORM making one OF the best refers
ence publications ever printed
1t is splendid stroke of newspaper enterprise, and
service for which the Republican party should bs
Tribune the right hand Of cOng1aIlaton Oh this admire
able piece of newspaper enterprise
sCOUNDRELS PREFERRED.
From The Troy (S. ", Times
Down to date It appears from this expose the prest
ent Democratic Administration has been conducted OF
the spols system completely as even the worst 9I
"pp5intmenis Of exrcbeis and their sympsiSlners
IS OF enormous. IL includes, 10000 or 10000
disoya enterprises against the Government 1t seems
If special pains had been taken to select Tor oIca
offenders Of the latter class Deserters from the army
ana navy, cmbezzlcrs Of public funds baliotoos
suffers forgers of election records and rogues q
similar descriptions appear be most highly favored
by this Administration
VIOLATION OF DISTINCT PLEDGES.
From The Philadelphia Press.
As marshaled and grouped by The Tribune In thu
most suggestive summary, they (the facts are .
formidable indictment of President Cleveland and furt
nlsh irrefutabe reasons why he should rot be re<
elected They show that the President has been faith.
less to his pledges. and In dispensing his favo.s ne
rather than the reputable and to the dsloyal rather
than to those Democrats who were true to the Union Ia
the days of its trial 1t is sorry tale, but the nev!t
a "
Grover Cleveland.
A REPUTATION LEFT IN sHREDs.
From The Albany Journal.
The reform of President Cleveland IS torn ID
tatters In the exposure which Tho New-Yoik Tr!bs
criats today
a SHAMEFUL AND TERRIBLE INDICTMENT
From The Trenton Gazette.
This record constitutes one Of the most shameful
to intelligent ballot should secure copy Of
yesterdays Tribune and read tie terrible indict.
National Committee should have IT printed by the
million and co2y placed IN the hands Of every VOTE
shameful record in another column. And there are the
zeal facts, dates, and all the circums given
I'm confederation Of this summary. mind you. Gee
Mondays Tribune and read the whole story
MIGHTY INTEREsTIN'' FOR THE PRESIDENT.
From The Washington Critic.
Mr. Cleveland will read at least ono article IN Thd
New-York Tribune Of to-day with great deal OF int
tonight in the sancaed secison Of his byudOr al
9 sT a s P2ntr IN RECORD ar s Re-
former and It is twenty columns long For ths
benefit Of those Interested We viii cte few suensass
head" " Thief for Agricultural Agent = Appoin'sa
MnS On s pe1 3a B a0r q
Lady, Made Third Auditors " From jail to Judge,
Tho Boss Thug of Baltimore; sanderer Of Fres
schools; Drnnkard and Wifi, Beaten . Gin snger
Convicted Knew Clevcland' Tapping Church Ttll'
Horse Thief for Labor Agent' " An Obscene Black.
Scscrter for Pension AGENT and so on ad naHssam
It's mighty intcrestin' readin''
UNPARALLELED ABUSE OF TRUST.
From The Utica Herald.
It using mild language to say that no other Pres.
dent in four years nor eight nor all OF the President:
combined preceding Cleveland, achieved abuses r o.
Citizens who agree that public Office is public trust
who regard decency and love their country and falr
fame should read and ponder this record OF President
Grover Clc leland.
ENOUGH TO MAKE AMERICANS BLUSH.
From The Troy Telegram.
il Is dsgraceful story Beside the record MADE
by Chester A. Arthur who was described as merely
man who posed as a reformer it is especially bad!
lie has filed the offices With the on scourngs OF us
party he has violated every profession he made he
has laboriousy constructed the formidable poi.
cal machine that has been seen In years ana nc mas
ton and re-eecton at tho cost of his own honor.
No fair and honest American citizen can read me
Democracy that Will abandon anything and forScs
every thing for Office aud the spoils.
JACKsON's RECORD KNOCKED ALL HOLLOW
From The Boston Journal
1t Is exceedingly unfortunate for Mr. Cleveland ,nss
on the same day which he should send icses
to Congress accompanying tho report OF me o'n SCI,
Vice Commissioners Tho New-York Tribune shoas
make its tremendous expose OF the shameful chafac.e
many OF Mr. Ceveland's own appointments a. VIZ,
"a the extent TO which no has displaced the 9c'L -
whom he found In the Governments employ whom 10
came into power Well may this great sham oa Oh
reformer' be hailed by his sycophnn,s a. a., cievs
land' rather than second Jackson Tor me s@ oH
old hero of NewOrleans nowhere beside nls nv nv
crn Democrat In the matter OF dipping of tho heads o.
Government employees who happened 10 dter Win LIE
In politics.
HAIsTEAD WANTS TO APPLY LITTLE Dis
CIPIINE.
From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
II seems to us, and say it Respectfully, o, ,bs
afectonaely, that The Chicago Tribune, unu',
circums tances should saw wood while IN inc oS
yard for the kitchen stove Of the Republican PaiSs
before prescribing tho conditions upon when the