New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
HARRISON AND.NEW STATES.
HIS POLICY HAS SECURED HIM A HEARTY
SUPPORT.
ST RTNlEM.
CLEvKIAND's INJURY TO THE WEST REMEM
BERED AND DEEPLY RESENTED.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TKIBUSE.i


Washington, July 2.-"I do not believe said a
prominent Republican from OF the new states to u
Tribune correspondent today. THAT the sturdy Re-
pubcans OF country going TO play INTO the
hands OF the Democratic party simply on account OF
the silver Qestioncast OF all when Grover Cleveland
Is at the head OF the Democratic ticket and would be
the chief beneficiary OF snch performance. II know
ANYTHING about the feeling among the people OF MOD
tana Cleveland will never ngsn De President II their
votes are required elevate him TO that ONCE INC
people OF the silver states have nothing good 10 eNpec
from a Democratic National Administration especially
one with Cleveland It's fgurehcad-and they ARE 700
intelligent 10 be bambo1 zled Into voting for a thru
candidate In order TO throw the election OF President
into tho House OF Representatives for his bencht
IN a like strain talked Senator Dubois, OF io'ho'
VINO said The Third party cannot carry ldaho'
and I think their inability extends to Co0rhoo'
Nevada, the States aud the Pacific Coast II Is
true that thtre strong tendency toward 'hru
Sary before Chicago convention pon'ha'eo
Cleveland, bu, II vanished when that oaho' was
taken. Our people know perfectly well that II Tue
Third party carries any Of the Republican, ''"'es "
would throw the election of the President ih'o uN
House of Representatives. They know pefi-'"s
well that the present House Of Representatives ana o
the one to be elected fall Will decide VINO SINH
be President IL II Is left 10 the decision Of congress
They know that the Democrats control twolhii"s VI
the States IN Congress and that Cleveland would DO
elected.
People who live IN the REGION iDdica'eu WIZ
not take any c,lances on the election OF CleVemhu
No one ever injured The West mere 'hah NC "''
During his Administration our mail fa'iiueS "ei'
curtaiied In every direction aud every citizen ou'
there knows il through bitter EXPERIENCE Inv
country was growing with wonderful iapi@!y a"u Ito
needs increased daily but The mall service WIS "rP
In q crippled condition until Mr.. Harrison came INTO
power to-day the service Is being pushed " Il P"'e
which Is as nearly possible equal 10 our Na'ioh'i
growth.
There are many other reasons why we shouh re
member Cleveland His Commi ,soner Of The General
land Ofsce->Sparks- rendered hmseH ouo"'' H'
asserted that all the settlers public lands werr
thieves; he also undertook to make them prove tie
contrary lie Ind his special agents scattered through
out that region, spying upon settlers ana arreauhg
them for every technical violation of the law winch
small minds could conjuic up. lie refused 10 lsS"o
patents TO lands and IN hundreds OF ways haraheo
the poor and bona hde settlers, making even 'heit
lives burtcnsome. lie Wa evocNtN Ca'rs"e 0"'
the policy Of his Chief and am sure that orr leop'
will have OF such an Administration.
"The Democratic party under Cleveland attempted
20 put lead OH the free list the present House ma
continued that policy and has endeavored TO carry
IL out BY specific legislation. There is no question IL
which the people of Idaho aud Colorado are more
deeply Interested than this. Another matter VIII
weigh heavily. Notwithstanding the fact that Clevc
land was elected platform which pledged Dun l"
appnt officers for the various Territories from among
the residents Of the respective Territories he utterly
ignored tho pledges of his party and sent foreign
ofHcehoMers politicians who had been disappointed at
home to govern the Territories The new states
were all ia Territorial condition under him a;N
they have not forgotten his breach Of faith
President uarri -on, on the contnry. has lived up
20 the spirit Of this plank In his party plat
form he gave all the Territories unaduteised nome
rule This may De sentimental matter. Dhl IL y
material and recent III my Judgment they render II
impossible for either Democrats or Third party men -
take any OF The states have referred TO ont Of the
Republican column. PRESIDENT Harrison hns dsap,
pointed some of the and Representatives frO
That region. His whole policy. however has been suGh
as TO command the respect aud support Of orr peopls
They believe that their best Interests have been more
carefully looked after under his Administration than
upder that of any other President In many years.