New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
MR.. CLEVELAND'S BURCHARD.
AN INSTANT REBUKE WAS NEEDED


From The Tablet oct 20
Mr.. Egan's reply, which We publish I'm another
column, ehectually disposos oil MacVeagh's vile
ISLANDERS. We would not have deemed It worth
While to comment on the incident, were IL that
a number Of prominent Irish Amercans-nen who
irish race. whenever the moment for doing seems
Opporune- sat on the PLATFORM and listened. as Mr.
Fgan apply REMARKS, In mean silence to the cowardly
them familiar with Patrick Egan', record. and
every one OF them knew that MacNeagh's charge,
against him malicious lies. deliberately uttered
with the design OF making "a little capital for the
Democratic British Trade party. They knew that
an The world over. and that ne was tho honored,
er,"I ara krnsae, 70 hi sSat pni
efficiency. and yet not OF them had the manline@
or decency TO utter a protest
But IT CAME IN DUE TINE.
senator Hill, as Reported in New-YOrk Herald Of
Th, Democratic party has prospered without him
MIR Macvenghl, and the mess this vaingloItous per-
more injury than good our Irish friends already
in arms and the more he explains the more he con-
party FOR its own sefrepcct. IL does not need him,
and should not recognize him by listening to his
haranglles. Il is not Democracy.
ALTHOUGH THE CLEVELAND PRESS APPLAUDED
MACyEAGI.
From Tie New-York World oct. IS.
senator Hin Is wrong in saying that the Demo.
cratic party does not need the voice and votes OF
wa asc Macyeas6 1t needs al the votes it can
honestly get Especially should II welcome the class
OF Republicans of high character and proved ability
such a, are coming 10 /, In large number, In This
campaign. What is "A campaign Of education for.
not 10 win voters from tn" other side Let them
an come. Even IT, Is the old MnthOdists say, the
newest converts shout the loudest haelujals.' the
noise adds To the ervor and the enthusiasm Of the
campaign. The Democratic majority Is In no danger
OF being large. Welcome the recruits.
From The Evening POST Oct. %.
Is II not odd under these circumstances. that In
the last weeks of preparation for such an election
tho leading question before the American public should
b the personal character Of an obscure foreign aato
and refugee a man WHO never held any public place
In any country, and has made TO marx OF any hlhd
In any sphere OF human activity
JUST A, IT HAD BEFORE REvILED MIR. EGAN.
From The Evening Post.
The Tribune seems be very much " torn up'
by some advice given by "'Thc Evening Post 10 the
Democrats In Congress to be wary how they allow
President Harrison to make a new Issue Tor thein
In the Presidential campaign 10y a war WITH thii IN
which they would have nothing 10 do but TO vote hs
supplies and n new issue Of bonds 10 pay for them:
SUCH A WAR Temporary Of courSel NDuLD De
To MAKE 4 STATESMAN OF PN EGAH.
THIS suggestion has sharp,mSed Ihs Irieunes
powers OF sarcasm. The country l.
saws might possibly survive in condition OF COM
narrative comfort all the other consequences OF :
boody conflict nut that events should be permitted
10 nut an end TO cslumntes ara intrigue, hgahs
the Minister OF the United states at santiago. 10
yindicate his character and justify MS eonauctLn
short To make statesman of mm-that Is sohie'n"s
not 10 be endured