New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-03

lie Works in Cincinnati and City Treasurer Tue' OF
Detroit
Here Is what they and their associates have to say
10 the public about the Cleveland Bayard treaty
We feel impcled by every consideration OF justice;
truth and fairness 10 dcnOunce grossly idse ana
intended TO deceive a statement which mas Dcen
Win England. approved of and sent to the United
States Senate for rattle alton by President 1ie' eann
did not affect and was not aimed at those VINO nlsnt
In this Republic. ...,,o,
aimed In the statement referred TO, mat anchu
ments to the Treaty intended to make u more useiu
TO England ard more injurious to Ireland "er0 III
troduccd by Republican senators. ,,. 4.
some of US have frequently visited WASHINGTON 70
prevent the ratification of this Treaty ana tnc SUI
cess OF other pro-Brsh schemes since the mrs. en1r'
in that direction, made several years ago " nr
Bavartl. who proposed in the United states senate
resolution sympahiZng with the Bllsn ooNert ~,
1 on sS9 me 81 ons All of u are
with the facts having taken snceie anu pI E a.
interest in the prevention of the success OF English
We declare then positively and omphatcally, that
approved and urccds' the United states senate TO
rafify was principally aimed al and intended 10 IN
jure and crush the men who are actvc III ,he ce'sse
Of Irish liberty This fact was acknowledged aud
the Treaty denounced when first proposed by several
including p A. Collins and John Boyle O'Reily;
We further declare that the amendment COMPLAINED
Of WAS propOscd the United states senate ny JOhn
r. Morgan of Alabama, senior Democratic senator OF
the Foreign Affairs Committee President Cleveland
confdant, and the defender oil MS loIegl pono! III
the senate the who first voted against ana then
I'm favor OF the Fishery Treaty. and this fast we aiin
on the authority of the official copy OF the amended
Treaty, dated January II, 1853 e..., - T.,
The charge that the Republican senators were In
fuepced 10 refrain from opposing this treaty by the
British Minister Is entirely groundiess; ID. hvIiie
unstinted praise of Bayaid, and Chamberlains warm
acknowed gmcnt of his services In arranging anu u9
ing 10 secure the ratification OF the English FISHERY
Treaty. made in speech at Birmingham, Enelahu
after his return home on March p OF this year and
reported in The London Times of the following day
clearly indicate the party upon whom Engnsn III
Huence successfully exerted -, , -
We deeply regret the necessity when conipeis, uS
10 sneak on this subject during political campaign
But we are forced by the unfair and unlusthapie
attacks made by who endeayoring 10 ad .hoso
who approved of and voted for the treaty agand me
Senators who have for over two years REUSED 10
ratify IT, spite of the urgent demands OF iislucn
cleveland. and whO-we speak with absolute con.
fdence based personal assurances-"ln reject IL
absolutely next session, as they have rejected tne
Fishery Treaty during the last one
Patrick FORD Editor Irish World"
Captain f. O'MEAGHER GONDON, newborn.
DIR. PETER McCAIIEY, Philadelphia
LUKE DILLON, Philadelphia am
General WILLIAM DE LACY, of1cers
Colonel JOHN Il. NUGENT, . OF
DR. WILLIAM OMEAGHER, Meaghers
Colonel JAMES d. BRADY, Hlsh
Captain HUGH COLEMAN, . Brigade
General JOSEPH L. CARR, Troy, n. Y
General JAMES MORAN. Providence, H. l.
Colonel ROGER f. sGANNELI-. BOSTON; Mass
Major JOHN F. LINEIIAN, Portsmouth, n II.
The Hon SMITH O'BRIEN. Albany, y Y.
The Rev. GEORGE ". IEPPEE, Ashland, ohio
Editor MICHAEL J. LOGAN, Brooklyn, y. Y.
The Hon. A. l.. MORRISON, New-Yorh o,
Or. THOMAS W ;r GRAYDoN' &ine ,t Mn Ohio
CITY Treasurer T. +. TUIrE Detroit
Fx.Mayor Il. H. HUNT, Kansas CITY,
G. C. sHAYNE Ncw-York.
JAMES p. FARRELL New-York
Editor DAVID HEALY, Newly ORR