New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

policy of the plrty or which he is the exponent. lie
stands OF course for protective tariff ard he sstais
his position by forcble arguments His Ne"S W
the effect that a reversal Of shch pohos' "'oP'e"
should be by the Incoming Congress- Is point Wen
taken II Is both wise and just that the creuit OF
odium Of making changes In our present Eri" ID"
should fall where 1t belongs Although for my part
while the apprehen .cn exists In the HlhuS OF many
In the business community that radical changes IN
the tariff law are likely, do not think the alarm Is
warranted as the ground taken by the Democratic
PARTY Is In favor Of tariff for revenue Only, anu us
the avai!s are not likely to be more thah "llV Is
absolutely needed for Government expenses II appears
10 me TO be just such tarln rs they h"'o''"'
Tor revenue only. If any changes are made IN reducing
the Income from the tariff, the amount 80 ''Nuo'u
Will have to be raised by internal taNitloh TO inc
dctrimcnt of American citizens for thc ocheh' VI
foreigners II Is not necessary to say 'hat 'S "o"'u
be distasteful TO the people this side OF the water
The President also right In saying thaF "i'o"'
protection IL would be quite doubtful "a TIC oo'u'o
II the country would continue TO pro'lue-he p''Sen'
unrlyaed wages To labor or course the Presidents
Message " retrospective than prospective is -
natural undcr the circumstances consequently we
left without anything indicating the future pohS
Of our Government, which would not have been the
case had President Harrison been reelected. We
are therefore, left in doubt until Mr. Clevemhu !"
fist document gives us the desired inio'mlioh' law
country therefore, Will await the Executive MeSNay
the 4th OF March with more anxiety IMAM aih'"'
eyer before mt a similar period The closing "oiuS
of our excellent Presidents message retrosressioh
will be "A crime In the connection Intended are ie
most forcble well the best in the entire Mes
sage The President has certainly been model
Executive and will, when he vacatcs the Poho'c"
abode which he has occupied for the last lour N'"'''
leave behind record inside the mansion as pure as
the white which adorns It's outside ana WIN ."'
highest compliment that be paid TO manor peihs
Natures nObloman an honest man.
President IiarrisOn's Message coinIrhnd'd lie ~
,.n,lon Of politicians who found yesterday IN NE
Fifth Avenue Hc,d and aroused generally favorable
comment. joseph H. Manley. Of Maine, sp 'nlIS VI
the Message, said "prcsdcnt Harrison has written
II great Message n Is In line with his p4cy aiii
r,asserl his confidence and belief in tile question OF
Protection. ana hi, views on that point are eA'en'S
Ex-Governor Inilock 81 Georgia. said : The PreSi-
dem has built brcnStwOrk around ~" Adhhi> ihon
that + nvulnerabe. The MESSAGE throuSnu, l, nou''
for ability and franknc,s. II IS Il brilliant document
and cr,1i!,able In every respect to the author .
VI. II. Dcloung, Oi The san Francisco Chro,l'"ii
leave. no great question untoichd ana Is uh'Iu'ocW
on the question Of Protection" ..,,....,oo -
Evan f.. Howell. Of " The Atlanta ConSttutl0h
said that rs the people recently expressed Themselves
forclby IN" tafn he tid not expect 'hc ir,eHs
would make ,n1n strong PIE" "'' III"
senator Casey. of North Dakota said "Ilc Prc,i-
dent has struck the right idea On the ta1h III ms
brilliant Message, and am glad to see tha ne stlch.
10 hi, convictions and avoids all attempt at l'%nE.
| nm particularly glad To note what j" SAYS III HN'r
Of free coinage as on agent for The promotion "i
thc interests Of the people and it will doubt please
voters IN silver states .
conrr'.s,nlan elect Henry w. ralr. OF New lamp
i 1l,t the President hnS yet written the leading
Issue OF the campaigning tarif-hc has renewed his
defined the policy Of the Republican party In the
next four years