Daily Republican., 1888-04-19
D,sgusssd with the Administration.

Disgusted with the Administration.
n. Y. rribuna.
4 The Prince street furrier, q O. Shay n,
10 one OF the beat known business mar
OF New York. Ho Ia an Amarioan will
Irish blood In his VEINS, whose indie
per drnos OF thought has led him oncs
or twice TO support local candidates
who were not OF the esnie party fAiti
~ himself. But for his entire lifetim.
be has been Democrat and stAunoh
one. He wss met \ day or two ago b.
Tribune reporter, who by mere Oh anci
asked him how he liked this Admins
ustion. The reply WAS n ready one
Bald he;
ut dtpepds altogether upon how yor
vish that inquiry to he construed. 1
you are IL quiripg as To the hon esty OF
the President. my response would bi
that consider him not only thoroughly )
honest, but fearless In hts convictions
and aetlop."
"Your answer seems to imply that IL
other directions you might hDd cause
for oriticpn?"
"well, 1 should say 1 oonld, / nsve,
have been 90 disRusted In ell my life
with aoy admlnit trhtiou 90 have beer
with this one for Its weakness In dl
plomacy, II has no foreign policy, oil
II 1t has one keeps u IN swaid linz
CLOTHES Why, ihaS man, Cha IN berlail
came over here and drew the wctl righ
over Bay ards eyes and pasted IL there
My staakin trade has given me O thor
ougb ,nsight tnio this fishery dispute
and fishery question generally. II, my
boy, who Is Not yet out of Bohool, lid
not know enough to match Cham Der.
lain better than Bayard did, / would
disown him. Then, too, we are falling
back from the Monroe doctrine thai
this continent shall be kept for Ameri
cans, and believe that doctrine TO bt
the keynote Of our liberty. II we ever
1 let any Government In the Old World
get foothold on the continent, 10 " III
be ruff day for us. am for M
American policy mot only in that re.
gard, but 10 the matter Of tariff
"Then you do net indorse President
CleveiApd's message
Endorse it2 Why, II would ruin TIE
country II its recon mt 90 ations were
adopted. The disturbance TO business
resulting from that message, and the
consequent uncertainty amonR bustue 60,
men, has already cost the nation thou
sands, yes, millions OF dollars in loss oil
trade. have no sympA,hy whatever
with anything thAt 10 free trade. hap
rened yesterday to learn OF faot thai
Indirectly illustrates Just what will
happen II tho Presidents recon mondR
tions should ever be carried out One
OF my frisnds, who is heavy manu-.
facturer, Immediately after the message
came out, cent his partner 70 EnglAad
10 sec how ohsaply be could manufso
turo there the line of goods which he
produces. He claims that he has found
that II the tariH 10 taken on, he can 10
over there and manufacture for his
trade here, and do Is we'll ae now, so he
feels easy. But asked him what wouid
become OF the four or hve hundred per-
sors that KNOW he employs. He said
They oan look out for themselves. They
have votes, aud II they are fools enough
10 vote for q fseo trade party, 1 can't
help Is
my friend knew what he was talk.
ing about, but have looked further. II
We shoald throw men out OF employ
mens like this by the adoption OF ths
Administrators tariff policy, II would
only be a few dass until there would be
no buyers, bsoAuBe there would be 10
few wage eArntrs. All these people
who are earuing money In shops and
factories would De forosd to go back to
the soil and become farmers to cal q
living. That would make farming 30
cheap that a man with farm would
feel like committing suicide. No, sir.
have watched the prosperity of this
country nDder n protective tariff and
don't want any experiments made. Let
we'll enough Alone"