New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
PRAISE FOR THE ADDRESS
REpuBrIcAN-IrKE SENTIMENTS.
BUSINESS MEN EXPRESS THEIR SATISFACTION
WITH THE PRESIDENTS woRDs-
SOME OPINIONS

Great interest was shown In the InsugurA ADDRESS
Of President Harrison by weLknown men In this city
Yesterday 1t had called forth general discussion
nom all Republicans aud its simple, straightforward
declarations met with universal commentator
nanksrs brokers' lawyers, and all business men e2-
ures,eA themselves Is highly grahhed with the Re
unbcsn-lIke tenor Of the address, and cong afniA
tons yeru the order OF The day. Tho satisfaction Oh
wall Street with the addiess had hardly been ex-
ay,.,sed whom the announcement was made that tho
nominations for the Cabinet had been promptly ap-
proved. The Republicans wore joyful over both ana
even hardened Democrats confessed that tho address
could NOT be improved.
Tes grneraI onin,on ysxs wen expressed b. John
A. Stewart president of the United States Trust
oouapsny whe said "a sabssaneei . The address OF
president Harrison was exsetly what might have
been sxpectsd from sonsble american citizen ~
wss calm, Intelligent and dispAssfonato ~ proVon
fhst tbs new President was possessed OF tnfeugenoe
and ability, and thst he recognized the high duties
of his ofaco BIS address was sound in every respect
but / was pleased especially by his remarks on
Clvf Service which ne promises to oondnct on purely
businexs principles About the Cabinet Mr. stewart
said: at ala not know that MI Blaine would take
Cabinet position, but there could be no doubt mat
81 be was wiling 10 accept IL, he shoaic nave INC
premlorship Mr. Window made an exeeDent
seerstary Of the Treasury, and his sub
ssoucns experience has only the better htted
him tor the Office am glad that MT
tracy has been made . member OF the Cabinet Tor
he A one Of TIE ablest lawyers In New-fosh eeo
rotary Heble, OF Missouri, know a. tho head Oh INC
St Louis bar and he win be en- addition to the Caolnet
governor Rusk deserved recognition from the manner
IN which he handled the Anarchist mob In Mlvauhee
and am cure that Mr. Miller must lave been gooa
aatorusy 10 be a partner Of President HARRISON
Russell sage safd after talking about the Manhattan
6ivisond, at was an intelligent address and inc
cabinet natarsly follows It. We have at the head
OF affairs the Gladstone Of America
James seIigman SAID We are pleased WIN mo
Presi6snts Inaugural Address, aud thinA u naS so
eyaIiy been wen received in Wall Street. 1t Is mod
ss,e and conservative and indicates thai Mr. Harrison
WIN make safe President. The speech has oeen
fsyorably received II Is apparent that there VIII DO
no rorxing Of the Treasury, although tho financial
policy may not be clearly outlined"
At the Consolidated stock and Petroleum EXCHANGE
the Presidents address extorted praise even from
OF tts sugsegtions $4,000, .,s.. ~ the MA
rst,ss u.satIvn said: think that the Inaugural
1ddfsss slniy embodes the ideas we were led 70 sx-
sSss President . msso and q bis otsr 81
eeptsece Il expressos In wellchosen words De
ana q ssaws tS sesy he intends 70 carry Prsdsn.
The promise he Hsds g the people when
ne y prs.dent HsFtsbns address indicates through,
ont conservatism on hn part thas VIII n aecpIs s
Sos sa Sses i She the RSns and die cannot 30 dis
Gensrsi stewart L woodiOrd declared smphs o.
ssaaa. . sas Il ia. ! sssia not say more in
whole column . a. r,tst,4os
Attorneys once and the General Sessions Co1ft 1eo
Democrats, many Of them had words Q. ps snS sor
tho tesse and clear phrases o. INC moSeas" ~
many Of the sentiments e. pressed; 4. u-.sh,ngton
Few Of The prominent men who went 20 rScrnsX 10
the city yesterday afternoon. state senator az
Colt expressed himself as highly pieased ~ ,a VA
address, ard othsrs with whom he talkeu, 10 s~NA'
had found nothing buf praise % say about III