The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-05
HOW IT is REGARDED,
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! Aocurnent, bit moi unnecessnriiy long sor
tne mdilltudc Of topics deinandins httcn.
I ton. The discussion OF for0ign relations
possesses the merit OF breyity' he MAKES
the Wilson bin an adinipistratton meas
ure Al democrats sncnie meet en tns
stand together for It.
Kansas city, Mo-. December t.-Ths
star dnd.) says; The message " such 4
expected. and. Il may be added, II u also
such as his enemies and ppposers feared.
I Not a sentence " Susceptible 81 n doMrio
construction What the president means
me Journal rsp): 'vrhere. are only
three things the public looked for in the
] tariff. Hawaii and silver. Az to silver and
Hawaii nothing dolinlto 70 stated, yet in
Tie queen Win be ,estored. IN the whole,
the message u Disappointment and be-
trays a consciousness u weakness
The Times (dem)s The message Is q
perfect index Of The character OF the man,
It IL terse, vigorous, clear, Positive and
comprehensive and breathes q Spirit OF
strength and ereatness, unity and mani
testify glorious destiny OF this republic.
and win inspire careful. wise and nde-
London, December t-Ths Morning Post
viii say: "Clsvelnnd's ahstentlon frem
party rhetoric at the expense a. his oppo-
opportunities for the employment OF
scathlib invectlvcA were exceptional"
The Daily Graphic says cleveland Is
70 be congratulated upon his hrmness and
ins Times win say. "The messags ex-
hlDlts clear and well seasoned views OF
acter."
London. December 4.-The Standard win
say. Cleveland stood like rock. No words
could be clearer and no attitude sounder
from an American standpoint The presl-
dent and cabinet have chosen the battie-
nelu win remarkable anrewdness IN
cur opinion. they VIII carry The new tarim
measure with less difficulty than they did
the repeal OF the silver purchasing clause.
The Daily News tomorrow VIII say. The
message m well worthy Of the National
crisis In which II ~ delivered, inference
from the facts and figures, whether IN
tended or not, Is that the true policy Is to
cultivate closer relations with us. 1t
seems generally agreed that the new
tarH proposals Will not largely AFFECT
our trade with the United states,
The Telegraph win say. The portion OF
the message which displays President
Cleveland at his best, is his reference to
naval Such frank and honest adniis-
sion OF mistake and declaration OF his
Intention 10 reverse IL, reflects Tie high
est possible credit upon the president ana
ss4irectly upon the Nation also.
Philadelphia- Pa. December 4-The
Evening Telegraph says; The message viii
be read by the American PEOPLE with
mingled feelings OF surprise, disuppoint-
ment, vexalion and uncertainty.
The Evening Bulletin says: fhe message
Is disappointing In its failure TO deal eS-
plcitly or closely with important qpes-
lions.
ST. Louis. December 1.-THE Republic
VIII say: The message can not be called
dictatorlal. The only points on which the
president is emphatic about, what he
thinks congress should do, are economy in
approprla lions and vigorous dealing with
tariff REFORM
the Globe-D Democrat Will say; 1t is on
the whole a clear. well-written. business
Ike document and except on Hawaiian
and tariff questions, Will prove fairly sat
isfactory TO the country. The views on
the financial questions are wise.
Denver. Colo. December 4.--Ihe Rocky
Mountain News VIII say Cut from Cleve-
lands message the financial part Of 1t
ana Il must be regarded as straight for
ward practical State paper. His refer
enee to the silver question accords with
ilh known views In FAVOR of single gold
standard while his suggestion as to the
Issue OF bonds Is a logical sequence of
those views.
Denver Colo, December 4.--Tho Even
Times says; Weighed in the balance OF
Is found wanting. The present financial
laws appear 70 suit him except q little
more should be done for Wall street and
single standard. He swallows the Wilson
bill regardless of the November verdict
There are wise suggestions in the mes
sage but in matters the nearest inter
ests Of the people Cleveland favors the few
rather than the masses.
New Orleans, La, December 4--The
be a better IL dropping hundreds OF petty
details the message contains. the presi-
dent had confined himself 10 the Hawaiian
question, tariff, finance and other import
ant matters. We are glad the president ia
not TO be frightened from his position
on the pension question by the clamor OF
the p naion robbers. His approval of the
tariff bin does not promise wen for sugar
aeeiRppia. Tenn. December a.--The Ap-
peal-4Avalanche says: a careful study 81
THE measaBe in all It's parts must con-
vince the reader that Cleveland is guided
by the wise caution becoming IN a leader
whose party Is setting out to change the
order OF things long established Those
who expected something radical and aen.
sation1l from him will be disappointed.
He stands as a pilot with hand upon the
helm and eyes Upon the stars and his
chart, seeking the course OF safe and
easy progress. but with no doubt as 10 the
haven.
Louisvilie KY, December 1.-The Com
mercal VIII say: The mesEage expresses
Cleyeland's Views, with very little regard
for the opinions or susceptibilltles Of
others, or for the conventionaities OF pub
lie life. What he says about the tariff
shows he Is stiil a student OF naSlfns
other than markets.