New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-05
APPROVAL FROM THE

APPROVAL FROM THE NORIhWEcIs
From The Winona (Minn.) Republican (Rep)
In saying that 1t would be unwise and unjust from .
business standpoint to sopen the subject Of tsItn 70
PRESIDENT Fls. : nt' voices s the sentiment Il eaS'e Of every intelligent and
considerable man regardless OF political amIatlons.
course would be the acme Of business az well as poitt.
cal folly. The material interests Of this country
years merely that with them the politicians may play
~battledore and Shuttlecock In the great game OF getting
possession of the official prizes.
AN IMPORTANT PRELUDE TO 'NINETY.TwO.
From The Des Moines Register CRep)
The Federal Election law is discussed with ad-
mirable spirit and fairness. In many respects this
is the finest portion of a Message that is the best
unreasonabIeness Of much of the opposition to Fedora!
election laws is pointed out so clearly that mucn OF
opposition to lust election Il tdp,ou Laws rvs 'nn must ! pas IS. a prs:i.
dent upon a matter SO vital to the political liberties
The Message means tina. President Harrison stands
upon the Republican platform OF 1885. That the
message will help to define the issues Of the contest
in 1892 none can doubt
ONE OF ITS NAN GoOD FEATURES.
From The Albany Express Rep
one Of the best suggestions contained Saw IN s hrsSIieb ne
enacted providing for a report on the need Of easn
p GOrSSsfatE RSSlic 6 S1lldIes s ssoaId s at enee a %as on this Il
recommendation.
HONEST AND FREE ELECTIONS.
From The Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette VhepJ
Upon the belief that free and honest elections
a ahs Republic Hsp tHcat the President %e 81 and his party. in Congress
will staud unitadly for the enactment %, "a. S sama
for all sections, and which shall insure every lawful
voter the right 10 cast one ballot WITHOUT t%s p e"I l
lines at Washington are restored. T.erc are abundant
signs of confidence and aegress,ye ITce' IL )"
order Of the day should be: FOKWAhD'
THE PRODUCT OF A STATESMAN.
From The Buffalo Commercial (Rep)
no-;Jao I.rri-op is raceiviuQ pr3iSa from All
quarters. even where it was not expected, for his
brave, manly and intelligent message. IL Is conceGea
statesman, and that in many features so i is t Inc best Ss:
sound principles and positive convictions. bascd upon
useful and intelligent experience. His message Is S.r IL
emanatcd from the White House within . few years.
and that were written to serve as personal y rsud p1a.,%i,'oo,
The Message is written bv a President and a statesman
not by an ambitious politician.
HE WANTS A LAW Al Is A LAW.
From The Lincoln (Neb) State Journal (RepD
Upon no point is the President more decided than In
his recommendation that Congress snail pass a Dai;
lot law insuring fair and free elections Ions; In all parts Of
ent, and have had for twenty five years; The ques
ton is not shall we have such a law, therefore, bw
shall we have an effective one!
NOT DISPOSED TO sHIRK RESPONSIBILITY.
From the Kansas City Mo) Journal rep
The Presidentsstands squarely for the Mckinley, 6ii! PHI:
Like his party he is willing to take the responsibility
s aSr f IS ander Snsa by y the people d D'e' it also appears that
he and Mr.. Blaine are substantially III accord In regard
to the policy of reciprocity.
COMMENDABLE ELECTIONS BILL TALK.
From The Chicago Inter-Ocean. Rep
1t is difficult to see how any, man who is at heart .
(reiating to elections) without cordially indorsing. 1t.
from a mere resolution in having behind it the force Of
the Government, this the , same as ASA, any ,S other rc,n neither asr
fectly plain. He also points out that we have a Ma
tonal Election law now which Is Just as much q
o D iSrsa Sli. are ns e colsi Sely to u cities ii 'c of 1000 inhabitants
Of more; and e dhd it c sSTIeGaeFs 70 Of the e,e sSf { au'n Ths
rectHying Of these two defects is essential TO the prac.
ti@l efficiency Of the supervision.
WHY BUSINESS MEN LIKE 1T.
From The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin (Rep)
The message OF the President will do much to In.
duce capitalists to proceed with their enterprises. for
establishing new manufactures, as it IS clear nothing
will be done to ruin them by Congressional legislation
until after the 4th Of March, 1903.
RECIPROCITY PROMISES TO SUCCEED.
From The Indianapolis Journal (Rep)
No portion of a message which is free from condt.
the portion devoted to reciprocity. fortunately
the Presidents advisers are devoted to the policy or
into successful operation a policy which is so popular
and promises so much for agricultural and other IN
terests.
PRAISE FRO AN ADVERSARY.
From The Buffalo Courier QDem)
roInt Of VIEW fn the e" second coz ANNUAL message Of President
Harrison Is a strong and c~redtable document:
COURIER nas %f has s.p e ssSl''1 sssss fs'fs @ the e s sfsst that
President Harrison is q faithful representative OF the
OF all that is said to the contrary he is the leader Of
1 his party y;;a he Re does DO ,oS not t S'sn Idsi a. = t esnd hsa q. % 9r any ny
Republican nomination In 1877.
AN ACCURATE INDEX OF POLICY.
From The Sy racuse Standard (Rep)
Its value is chiefly in the .faithfulness with which
it mirrors the Republican position to-day.
MIR. CLEVELAND A READ IT WITH PROFIT.
From The Buffalo Express Qnd)
lie seeks TO irform' T rather the r than to instruct prc,on nc
Grover Cleveland could acquire the grace Of modesty
and the art OF writing prose from Benjamin Harrison.
INSPIRING TO CoNGREssMEN.
From The Rochester Democrat Rep
by the Republican party 1t will be received as The
keynote OF answering fidelity TO party principles and
as an additional incentive to continue an aggressive
campaign on the lines denncd by the republican
platform OF 1888.
DANGLING no RHETORICAL
From The Elmira Advertiser (Rep)
The document Is commercially brief, and no space
Is wasted in coming patent phrases or In wording up
pleasant contrast to the messages put forward BY
President Harrison's verbose and sophomore preds
ccss0r.
A TONIC FOR CERTAIN REPUBLICANS.
From The Trenton Times (Iep)
they lthe Denocrats) assured the people the PrcS-
dent would write. they find that the message Is vigor.
aggressive and able. IL Is full OF that article
Which the Democracy declared, that 1t would Lack
A MAsrERLY SKETCH OF PARNELL.
From The Buffalo Commercial.
An article on the first page copied nom Tho Tnhr
une) gives an admirable summary OF Mr.. Parnelrs
course as one of the most successful. statesmen ana
adroit politicians In the career OF English politics. IL
is from the pen Of Mir. smalley and does fun justice
to the man.
svvppE RIFT PERHAPS USEFUL.
From The Baltimore American.
IL Is q good idea TO introduce football Into army ena
navy education. It's practice will fansilarize ~
cadets 10 the endurance Of the horrors OF wEs