New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-11
FEATURES or THE MESSAGE

COMMENT on THE PRESIDENTS IDEAS.
INTERESTING TO PUBLICsPIRlTED PEOPLE
From The Norwich bulletin
II is difficult to see how any citizen possessing ~
intelligent interest in the concerns OF uie country, aIo
DESTROYS of keeping abreast with the times can is "
look il over or having begun to " sldm IT," can r2u
to end by giving it careful and thoughtful study
RICH IN VALUABLE SUGGESTION.
From The Philadelphia Telegraph.
This is the abest document which has yet come
from Mr. Harrison. 1t Is full Of points for Congress
and the people.
THE EVIL OF GERRYMANDERING.
From The Boston Transcript
But the principal note In the Message-the suggestion
the file authority Of appointing commission Of disln-
ulshed men for the purpose OF considering and re-
Inc right Of suffrage affected by State and Naronai
observation-disclosures like briant suggestion az ihe nfss
gravity demands.
A SIGNIFICANT HINT TO CHILL.
From The Albany Express
Every patriotic citizen will rejoice over the nrm
stand that the President has taken on the Gillian AFFAIR
THE IMPORTANCE OF OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.
From The Hartford Courant.
President Harrison reviews our relations with foreign
Governments In way that brings deep sense oi I'M
portsnce of the great position that the United states
occupies In this wOrld
THE TARIFF BILL NOW FAIRLY TESTED.
From The Utica Herald.
The forecasts Of pessmism are answered by an era
NJ unexamped prosperity volume OF commerce never
Seore approached the birth Of many new industries
and decrease OF prices instead Of an Increase inc
report Of the secretary OF the Treasury winch VIII 20
70 s t ali Ss ]
sophstres presented by the opponents o. the Mckinley
tafir In It's year it has established the states
manship OF It's authors.
JUSTICE TO THE STRANGER WITHIN OUR GATEs.
From The Springfield Union.
His recommendation that existing laws be changes
so that the treaty rights OF foreigners domcled IN tne
United States can be enforced by the renoiH NoSss
will be generally approved
OPENING THE FOREIGN MARKET FOR OUR PORK
From The Philadelphia Ledger.
Giving heed 10 our Governments demands Tor the
removal Of restrictions the Importation OF AnercHo
ground that we had provided meat inspection,
entirely adequate to guapS sgst 70 og ale to sas
that Germany Denmark, Italy, Austria and france
have removed the RESTRICTIONS
A GOOD RECORD TO POINT TO.
From The Albany Journal
The Presidents words convey volumes Of nndirecH
nrse for The statesmanke conduct OF the List Con-
prs 70 which with the President credit is due for
the grand s Ss wS he West indies and Central
and South America, ample compenss uoo TOT nme IT..
,au shin lines, modern navy an honest silvee
an a liberal pensions for Union veterans and Other
bIessiags Of Republican administration.
OPINIONS THAT lie WILL FURTHER ENFORCE.
From The Philadelphia Press.
We have no doubt the President stands READY 70
sunnort With his constitutional authority his advice
thai the tariff and silver legislation OF the last Con,
gress be LEFT severely alone
A DOLLAR WORTH A DOLLAR.
From The Troy Times
The President favors bmetallism with International
agreement but he finds after careful investigation
that an international conference the subject Is noe
now advisable. His recommendation Is that the
present Law be allowed to stand. since more salts
factory solution Of the silver question Is at present
possibIe In this opinion all will concur who are
familiar with the situation and who desire that every
dollar shall have the purchasing power ovey
other dollar.
GIVE THE NICARAGUA CANAL A CiiANsEi
From The Worcester Gazette.
The President favors the peculiarly American prof.:
ect the Nicaragua Ship Canal. 10 the extent or
Government aid II that should prove necessary We
think that the enterprise Is vast and contains so
many doubtful elements. that Congress would do well
20 move slowly. AT the same time II ought TO be
fairly considered.
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