New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
LAYING ASIDE PIRTiNINSHIP.

10 I-Nh IFiD'S In i''.i-''H''
We have remarked with admiration the
charming c,olncS, with which 1.-THE Newly ORR,
World" has addressed during the last two or
three days It's cntirclr di>intcrcStcd advice IL
Senator sherman and eX-Prc>idcnt Harrison
that they dvcst themselves of the narrowncSS
and mcanucs> of partSanship and rise up IN
the help of - many Democrats As can be de
pended upon III Congress 10 that end 10 rescue
the country from is present porl,. On Satur-
day of last wccl, it addressed senator Sherman
in its own warm heated, light footed. double
loaded skirt dancing way. calling him :" n
statesman with an ilu>tIiou> past" who had
won world wide fame hnancicr and po-
litical economist" WAC " in = critical period of
our c,Wt'H> history" had "pl1tcd the ship
Of state across the stormy ,oa, OF civil war
finance u the secure haven 90 specie pay
mcntS" who had ">tood a, 4 bulWaiht of de
fence against the schemes of inilaton>i> and
the devices of dcctrinaire>." ard telling him
then that il was e" a very grave mistake for
him f. " >coh ~ a PARTISAN when the people
were iurnin. 4 him for advice and counsel
in their time Of sore trouble" Then il told
him that he was " IN old man. the grizzlcd vet
cran Of many campaigns that be " must soon
pass oil the stage 81 events" and that " the
present cr>.," afforded him golden oppor-
trnitl." The opportunity was 10 put away
Presidential ambiion.'' >purn the cheap tricks
of professional politicians" and speak a> a
statesman" There i no man" said this
curious newspaper in this remarkable adura-
ton, 80 whom the people will listen more
respectful, amid the pcrplcNtlc, that now
confuse Them
senator sherman i one of the cadcrS-not
least honolcd OF them all-of the party which
1.-THE Wor,d' Ia, been saving for several Years
ought 10 be put out OF power because 1t WAS
doing the whole country great mischief
On Monday our aiIablc contemporary adj
Dir So itself IN a similar strain TO cx-Prcsidcnt
Harrison. II ,told him that he was "A man of
conceded ability that his speeches demon
.tratcd his varied knowledge, readiness Of 70
source and ma>tcrf Of the arr of expression"
and that it was in the hope thai he would
recognize his obligation 10 aid in finding and
apply ing 4 Icmcdy for the evils of the exist
ing situation that THE World" had appealed
TO him - 10 speak to the distressed people word,
OF encouragement and guidance" bat that he
had met the appeal a> did the phari>ce when
asked to SIIccor The way farcr who was wounded
on his way % Jericho" Continuing, it SAYS
that undiscouragcd," il "makcS another APP
peal to YOU. and through YOU 10 the many who
look to yea for ad'r-hp and guidance" After
taking the cX-PlcSidcnt 10 task for having
brought upon the country the existing misery
and impending disaster il says: "Lct us
waive the question Of who is responsible for the
present condition of affairs. Let us postpone
10 more opportUnc season the quest for causes
proximatc and remote. Let us forSwcar poll
ties and the manocuvrcs Of politicians. Let
us Join hands and BRAINS in applying remedy
speedy and cffcctual' Here is IA firm admixt-
ure of vinegar, vitricl, pahoS and distress. of
Phariscc, wayfaIcr and SuccDr, with a clear
Of Succor.'
Ex-Presdcnt Harrison is the leader Of the
party which "1hc WoIld' has been saving for
several years was making all the mischief
He is the man whom "Thc World" was call
ing upon its readers with all it, startling
vocabulary and wonderful scare heads year
ago to drive out Of public life as a dangerous
and wholly unpatroic person.
SO, then this Is what has happened 10 the |
country from taking The Worlds" advice last
year. 4 condition has followed which, accord |
ing to il, own statement, calls for The "vise |
Of Senator sherman and the lead.
ership and guidance Of cx-Presdcnt Harrison. |
both Of whom it eXcrted itself 10 the utmost |
10 discrcdit and drive from public life. And |
hey must divest themselves of partisan>bip"
% do il . Pray. what does The World, mean
BY this sort Of rub -adub? Both these gentle
men are paIii>anS because they believe i'm GER
ain doctrines and policies avowcd and main
aimed by party. Last year. il The Worlds
interpret alton Of the result is correct. the pco-
Die Signiied their disapproyal of these doe
rincs and policies They brought into powcr
sary of opposing doctrines and opposing poll
lies. That party has control of all departments
IF the Government. Ii can do what it ulcasos
Do it in spfc'of Senator sherman or cy .prcsi
dent Harrison. Why, then, should they or
'ither of them be appealed to with So much
1athCs and doubleleado dncss To ",oy aside
and help party that is in abso-
ute control to do the work il WAS oIcctad IN
10? What was THE Worlds" party brought