New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-18

at variance with sound public policy ample educaotS no
mciitles Tor the whole people the reserv de for
American citizens and the restoration 10 Ihe pun on
domain OF al unearned railroad grants ana We ees
template with pride the progress OF Repuoncau .ns
lation and administration in all Of the direo'io"'
named. 49,.
g. The Republican party, ever mindful Of the ser.
vices OF the heroic men who saved the Unl0r Ihnor
liberal pensions to the sailors and soldiers OF ns hc
o. The patriotism, wisdom and ability Of the Al
dial appreciation and support, and we especially col-
mend the policy Of reciprocity by which our tine my
nations and we also commend the vigorous foreign
policy of the Administration which has commanoed 'ne
10. We commend the patriotic services OF our as
ungulshed fellow citizen. Senator sherman anu Ills
IL. We congratulate President Harrison and the
country upon the selection of the Hon Charles Foster
able and efficient administration OF that great DC
partment OF the Government 4,,, r,
lature Of Ohio as the corrupt and incompetept
and the Administration Of James E. CamPbel as tne
nounce the present Governor of Ohio for having con;
verted the benevolent institutions into poliuca,i
ferings and caamtes of the helpless wards OF me
state, and point with pride to the more PSe 40
minstration OF Governor J. b. Foraker. We denonnIe
Governor Campbell and the LXIXth General AssennE
seifgoyernment by legislative reorganization of numer
towns and cities for solely partisan purposes, NC
sanctioned and encouraged the increase OF loc hd
state more than half million of dollars in excess OF
the appropriations Of any preceding two years mus
bringing the State to the verge OF bankruptcy IN SP'e
OF the generous appropriation made by RepuDncnn
Congress IN the act refunding the direct Ux. we
denOunce the late Ripper Senate OF ONO Tor ul-
seating the legally elected Lieutenant Governor mus
robbng the people Of their right under the constitution
10 select an important public officer, and we appeal 10
all intelligent patriotic people OF ONO 10 ute WIN
us in the recovery Of the state from the hands OF the
party that for two years past has disgraced IT,
The speech of Charles Foster, the Secretary OF
the Treasury, who could not attend, was read. IL
was In part as follows:
The Democratic party seems to be worried over the
large appropriations made by the List Congress- ana
recently that great apostle OF Democracy, the nte
Grover Cleveland has t to arraign the Repnbli-
can party for extravaganza and to call special atten
ton TO the dcmOralizng influence Of large appropra-
tons beg TO remind my Democratic friend that this
country Is growing and that the appropriations must
necessarily Increase from year to The receipts or
the Post Office Department are 10 doubt the pest az
tanabe test of the growth Of the country Inc fol-
lowing figures Illustrate this, and reveal the fact lhat
the ncrese Of the receipts Of the postal service SHOWS
greater percentage than the increase OF the appo-
priatons by the List Congress- In other words, IL the
Interpretations the service of all the departments of
the Government to be measured by the growth OF
the postal receipts the appropriations for the years
Of 1891 and 1892 would be one hundred millions
greater than they arc ,.
Of
Fiscal year 1885 Fiscal year 1891 increase.