New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-09

THE PRESS ON THE MESSAGE.
pENvER,s APPEAL TO THE SILVER MEN,
GENERAL APPROVAL OF THE VIEWS ANNOUNCE
BY THE PREsIDENT-wrLL CONGRESS
ACT ACCORDINGLY!

GENERAL APPROVAL OF THE. Views ANSoUNCEQ
BY THE PREsIDENT-wrLL CONGRESS
ACT ACCORDINGLY. -
Denver Aug. s.-.The Tines says editorially this
afternoon 81,
There is no hope for silver u the message Of tho
President to Congress Is to he the Iliimstum and 3
aG qmiy ON on the Platform Of London and Wall
country. he will not admit that silver has rshtis
COUNTRY. lie throws the white metal to The dogs sOd
demands that the finances Of the country be conducted
On . g gold Ses to do a that to
the fight for free and unlimited coinage OF silver d
continue to champion the Just cause OF bimetalsm aA
ihe people.
Washington. Ang. s--"The Washington STAR says:
From the beginning TO the end Of carefully con-
structed document the President has handled com
pSs ifG n % U who se Is far from Sens partisan
In the strict The Presidents opinion OF the
g heme Is not har T to n nd he'ws
the exclusion Of tariff discussion from the message
st. Louis Aug s.-"The PostDispatch' to-day,
quoting the concluding sentence OF the Presidents
message to Congress. says: .-r
There is not In the message word OF concession
or comfort to the silver men. except such passing
references may he construed as an scquiescins IN
the retention Of so much silver coin as can be main.
operations Of the Treasury or impairing confidence
I'm the latters will and ability 10 maintain the exist.
ing gold standard and gold basis on currency.
Louisville Aug s.-"The Louisville Tues' says
edtortally Of the message: -
President Cleveland puts before Congress ths
financial plight Of the country and the remedy which
he believes ought TO be applied in plain wscho,sn
So%s , hat eSns 's evils a are not due
disaster failure OF crops or other untowar events,
and ca that n be relieves with y H.
coinage of silver. lie shows how this has OPERATES
impair confidence at home and abroad ana sss
provisions OF the Sherman act requiring the puIshsso
d silver Ihe message must rhI ase & oow ought
10 be In u receptive MOOD y
Kansas City. Aug. s.-"Thc Start says to-day 80
President Clevelsnd's message is The utterance .!
::Ssr q men 1S airsh tes
Cleveland In It's courage. In It's clearness ans IN ~
face OF the predisposed opposition Of the Democratic
leaders in the senate and OF many MG a1 ss ~.
clded policy in which he believes so thorougnE;
Nv Cleveland has fearlessly invited the responsioniy
good se politics for the Democratic Congress to see.r
his direction and proceed promptly TO acton upon
the lines which he has laid down.
Chicago. Aug S." The Daily News und) says:
There Is no hesitation uncertainty about me
Presidents conclusion. nor about the processes o.
reasoning by which he arrived at II; Rssaruins NO
Business aSpsess ,Ss a. anr oermanent c.use s
Pre- sdent clearly. forciby and couragecgsly points
G T, w dnWn ne the Ssf nj m prOcrsmme
fInient will not be easy because the 0pposiuon ~
determined: but Mr.. Cleveands entire public caNSs!
Is guarantee that believing II to be right, ne vih
omit 10 honorable means TO Its accomplishment
san Francisco Aug. e." The Evening POST (Indss
pendent Democracy. says edtors'l,
Tho words IN which Hr. Cleveland has transmar9
his message to Congress those Of prudent pNt
tican whose Intellectually is under tho strict impress
sion Of u myriad Of conflicting interests. His docu-
ment l.. therefore. serious disappointment ON tns
fb,.p rp~id 4, Drctically silent. tie pays
the tribute o.. II courtlv bow. and then. linking ~
arm with that NJ tho gold bug. stalks stately ny 70
witness the execution OF the white metalliss. NJ.
Cleveland Is no longer Ii statesman; h" has become
a diplomat.