New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
THE FIGHT AGAINST REPEAL.
INDIGNATION AT THE ATTACK on THE
ELECTIONS LAW.
THE COUNTRY MUST BE AROUSED.

THE COUNTRY MUST BE AROUSED.
From The philadelphia Press
1t is not merely scheme TO oyerthISW sne sa,e,
eeunninp conspiracy to sde-track postpone ana
ultimately defeat the measure Oh nteresss OF tho
country are looking with hopeful eGHpe ,Ian
is new exemplihcaton OF the Sold oS sonihh
aSainst honest elections; both against honest money
both against the conservative anu od Inv IN IN
teress Si 'H W Yet be defeated But the only
chance to defeat 1t is to arouse the country 10 .
full sense of its danger
JUSTIFIED IN FIGHTING TO THE END.
From The Detroit Tribune
The Republican members of both houses VIII %
justified in fighting to the h ded hao tn Is be
peled The Democrats must not pe permhMtea 70
turn back the history OF ne Was poweress TO
prevent fraud and corruption In the election Of rs
Swn G n pending until
forced to guarantee that tr s anctitv Of tb
ballot lies at the very foundation OF republican
government 1t must be preserved at all hazards
AN INDECENT SHOW OF CRAFTSMANSHIP.
From The Trenton State Gazette.
This indecent violation Of parliamentary usage
ton to justify It, The Democrats have 2lS mem,
beers the Republicans 2 1t was c 9ay and tTa.
ditona rights Of the minority resPedet e.; r .dhey
could have had their way S tbat w ANU II Is is
nature to act the partisan bully especa aa when
free speech and an honest ballot are cohcerheo'
THEY WILL FIGHT IT TOOTH AND NAIL.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer
II has only one purpose-the removal or the iast
obstacle In the way of Tammany frauds: When
that has been swept away the majorities IN the city
rba trumph of the criminal element will be COM
pete That is really the whole question: me ne.
tooth and nail They win in all probability be de-
feaed but they will not confess deteae 80 long as
there is a fighting chance for them.
SILVER MEN SEE THEIR CHANCE.
From The Oshkosh Northwestern
seriously endanger the cause of unconditional re-
peal of the sherman purchasing
of this fact and are pressing the federal eeeuo1
ht s fne rapea When the voorhees, bill shall
back to the House as Il supsueu'e io' 'Ne "A
bill.
REPEAL WOULD BE A DISASTER.
From The Middletown On. W Times
exist today on our statute books, would be one OF
the things that could possibly IN 70 eve sry
c,gan Who believes in free vote and honest count
and in the purity OF the ballot Why III r o %omn
do the Democratic politicians want 10 preah GOWN
these safeguards to the elective franchise!
TROUBLE IN STORE FOR THE DEMOCRATS
From The San Francisco Chronicle.
II the Democrats persist in pushing through me
bill repeating the Federal Election laws they VII
probably be treated a dose OF the Inconvenience
resulting from lack Of quorum ana tne n,b pei,
haps shall see some Of car keed sn thers
will not be much legislation for some time u co'ie'
TO SECURE PARTISAN ADVANTAGE.
From The Newark Advertiser.
The Democrats see in the present htGh m tne
s sRcs Of e
blind faulty characteristic az an fn the intro
99action at most inopporune time Of the Tucker
Elections bill The when promises
to develop into most acrimonious st ,h Tcke In
bill which the Republicans will fight to the end.
1T WILL AROUSE HONEST MEN.
From The Buffalo Express.
THE Express has idea that this Dill can pc
defeated but expect that its Passaged w W do 40
M9as ths the RRcnes men eT to
OF the crimes which the Democratic party Is p com,
With the attempt this same pemoGrsc pa ws
to force slavery upon ee policy may be
condoned in the South, but the free white men o, o
the North will not submit TO Se 81 ru .s Former Slave
States.
NOTHING TO DO WITH STATESMANshir'
From The Boston Traveller
We do not advocate sectionalism or oyergoyepn-
pose a cautious amendment OF the Election , Jaws 70
prevent any possible moment when the cou-
try has been wrought up 20 the ieyer p9li. III -
recitation of silver legislation, would evicently pro-
Coed from motives with which craftsmanship has
nothing TO do
THE DUTY OF REPUBLICANS PLAIN.
From The St. Adams Vt) Messenger
If the Southern Democrats and their Northern
nna1ina these lust and righteous laws the duty OF
Republican Senator'S Is plain ana uhinisIshap , o.
They should no longer consent TO pe use1 as he
Democratic fire.
FRIENDS OF FAIR ELECTIONS WILL AP-
PROVE.
From The Port Jervs Union.
Every man who has any regard for fair electiohns
will approve proposition to resist at az h resiIts
Of ali Federal elections by the local authorizes o.
the rotten boroughs" of the south, ion that Is CA
actly what Is the purpose OF the schefne.
SOME GOOD FRATERNAL ADVICE.
From The st. Louis Post-Dispatch
If the Democrats cannot command quorum mo, o.
the House out OF their number they had better
POSTPONE the consideration OF questions winch give
rise to fractional differences
a SCHEME TO STIR UP DIscoRD
From The Boston Advertiser.
II has already leaked out that the men who are
al heart opposed TO the repeal of the sherman acs
hope substitute the Elections bill for the wilson
movement is two-fold. The fight over an Elections
bill in the Senate would be proionse1 ana p ~
longer the Repeal bin would have TO walt. Part-
san feeling on both sides would be pushed to q
high pitch and although az ns moderate
harmony, IL discord could be introduced by means
an s Sny @s be mde
difficult. The plan il admittedly strong one pus
| IL remains be seen whether many SOUND money
Democrats will be persuaded 10 help IL 10 succesS
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DEATH OF MRS FANNIE PARkELEE FITCH.
Mrs Fannie Parmelee Fitch. the mother Of Con.
gresham Ashbe p. Fitch, died on Thursday night
at the home of her daughter, Mrs Alice NJ Taylor.
at Rye y. Y. She had been i'll with pneumonia and
! Of he hrain weeks Her son