New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

III,
Cleveland WAS an ideal Civil Service rforner. then
where have the thousands of Democratic olceholders
conc from whom they charge General Harrison mas
removed! (AppauscJ-
HOW VACANCIES WERE CREATED.
There were only two methods of creating vacancies.
by death aud the other by dismissal Tor cause
search of tho obituary records OF the last iour
years falls to disclose any alarming mortality among
the oficcholders of the Government. (LaughierJ Dnt
the Democratic C!vr Service reiormer made discovery
which acconnts for The mortality. lie invented that
vagucst and darkest of crimes, offensive parusiar
or yellow fever lIaughtorl That most courageous
and competent OF Civil Service commits slohers ne
dore Roosevelt, has discovered how the vacahglss
crcated by offensive craftsmanship were filed inc
Civil Service Commissioners themselves IN the Non ~
localities were the fsce agency "r t Of those who
proved unfit for their places. When Genera iia ,
came Office 1t became necessary Tor MN 10 like
tho Civil Service of the country to the Dnslh Nv
and Satisfactory condition in which It had been eit Dy
General Arthur. The removals which nave N Do,"
II will be shown that there the best of reasons
Executive action and In selecting 'ne rr mon popcr%
taken them from the great party to whose faith ana
principles he committed n ApPan IN The cv service
siaites which are upon the books, and mean ma
they shall be enforced in their letter ana N tar
sntr, There will be no modification OF them ashc W.
nv the President or made by Congress. excepting 70
perfect thom. and in tho direction when w thn bs
he hest possible service in the ransar ION u! h0 80
nns OF ~ Ike Government of the United States ZAP
plause]
RICH INHERITANCE.
Thu contest OF last year closed with great ana
significant victory for the principle OF proec"o" "
American industries. The question was fairly put
honestly argued and sduarely determined. Inc pun
Inherited from the fathers of the Republic an" con
sistcntlv pursued by Republican Administrators lol
quarter of century, had given ,h pToligous
pniSry ITS resources and had created conditions o
good wages and the beneficial employment o, Rnt
Vco,,alcd in the industrial history OF nal3S, have
,no vcrv prosperiy and productivencss which nay I'VE
flowed from the protective policy nave cLoa narcial
Vision and enterprise Rapidly emig alton eA
tending agriculture, States g rownS Cie' home
reiupcatng populations have increased o odvanced
market production has EeP, up n %ith a, also. in
beyond the demands win co nHe ,e no; only the
largest Manufacturing nation OF the world U
given no our manufactures character anu brv are
which commend them to every market "'ero '"'' "'
Two great continents linked toEsthcr ss sy an co
ercaiv Than the hemlsphercs which lie on oppuse
Side of the globe Eight Republc IN SOM
odvoncinr In industrial and commercial dcVcioPno,i-
as ran!dy as ourselves have their business m,er
entirely with the Old World me 6 sCnsr worth Of
States buy five hundred millions on d0naS ed Tv our
articles every year which could be suPpheH ~ n mr.
mills and furnaces and fac1G Il,ons are taken nom u.s.
We buy from them about two hnh ro hnndred and
dollars worth year. and and pay br from millions GH in money
which we deposit In London anu sP11 % trans
dollars in commissions to EhgS ps" ago this mag
nicent field for the surplus Of our indn'iJs, ,ns
OppOrtunity for close .a-.,
wore IMPRESSED upon the mind OF the theh oeoo'ai9
| Of state, James G. Blaine. CheefsJ
FOR THE THREE AMERICAS.
| Now. two Of the strongest statesmen the Republic
| possesses one the Chief Magistrate ana inc o'"oi
the Secretary of State have taken practical steps 10
open the way for trade, commercial relations anu
intercommuncaton between the aepuDhcs Oh VIC
Southern Hemisphere and our own people. up
plauso1 If tac answer of Congress ana me couhuS
IS emphatic and responsive To the policy Oh fte'-ucr'
HARRISON we have entered upon new era oil COM
moria prosperity and deVcophlem, AZ ,. U,g
Of the two Americas 1t is the hope and also the
promise Of the continuance OF the growth OF Our
nloyment and good wages for mechanics, artisans
anu Unable to discrcdit tho opportunities Of such a
future the froetrader and the enemy OF inc ~,
mnsIaon can only urge thai me kepnoC%n NTH
our southern sisies i9ey are uha Nv IRE podc1S
OF South America are already upon ,ne iree Us, a.
that tarif in the hands of Is f.ehds can auJ rs.
the other 20 per cent TO The necessities oil cohherc
with south America and its developments zap
plause) -, =, ,o.-,A,o ,r,,hov, nm
extension of the protective principle Iron ana c9',9n
and and glass and wood the produetS OF
,be benefit and stimulus OF the protective policy
which been Withdrawn from the sea f0r cb n we
give 10 carry on commercial relations between Norih
and South America, while over - 100000 Is PaD
10 Keen these countries in close relations ana com
mercial bondage to Europe The BRUSH Govern
pays TO the ship ap pacd 1S srosd many times
O Uor than America gives to keep open it's commerce
With all the world Npplause Inc mecno mana WEI no
| nav a commission which would let him INTO us p2s
sbllties would be relegaed 10 retail store IN tne
| back streets of the village "heIe ho oi4e
| daughter and applauseJ
| TRADE SHOULD BE EXTENDED.
| The experience Of nations has demonstrated 'hA
the aggregation of business people represented IN the
Government do not differ in their suborination 10 inc
laws of trade from the aggregation of indivmuals en-
t ouob. NOT only aflmativcly continue It's policy
Tor The extension of the trade and The manIiacluI
Of the Nation, but courageously 70 ,ahe up v
| and the internal revenue laws so as 10 remove my
inc1uallties that may exist and so as 10 relah Vuc
sufficient for The new Navy a nor pa se an
| commercial marine upon the ocean, ana mr. the re-,
| of mart or all of the internal revenue taxes TAP
While there is harmony upon the broad lines OF
National policy and the marrow ones OF sla'e
in the Republican party. our Democratic lrenas ar
divided by an acute S1sEe pr of 1917 Cow
| ernor H's shot from Atlanta, The Cyciopseulia'
and been answered by a sulen and mcnacing growl
"Who elected and who failed to carry me ~ ~
Tanchterl II is singular as well desperate
contest between a very able undertaken and vory
| them is TO determine which shall occupy the CONN
Ga,ighterJ The Republicans hold front seats Will.
Of sceompanying. with due marks of respect the sur
vivor to his funeral in 1892. Great laughter and
Not one word Of criticism condemnation ma
been uttered by any one against the candida'eS o.
the Republican ticket In State this fall. Ih'i
character, their fitness and their ability arc UNI
vcrsally conceded by friend and foe alike bui ou
Democratic friends entered the canvass with al
apology and have continued IT on the defensive
Appausel Their nominations were made , a
a time when II seemed 10 them tina
the STATE was assmeily in their hand
under any conditions, but as tho canvass IA
progressed the evidences Of their alarm are visib
all along the line. That shrcwdcst and ablest o
Democratic tactcians, Governor I'LL. has only L
IN Pa
and denominations have become the settled policy o
the party But in the course Of the discussion an'
the disclosure OF the weak points Of the nominee
the Democratic leaders have been put I'm the position
of the pilot who bringing Atlantic liner int
the harbOr and remarked 10 the captain " ! know
every rock in this channel" and The ship strucl
ore and stove a hole In her bottom he shouted an,
Il LIZ.