New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-18
4 DEMOCRATIC LOVE-FEAST
GREAT DAY IN WASHINGTON, AND AlSo
FOR TIE COUNTRY.
DICKINSON. uARmTY AND QUINCY IN CONFER
ENcE WITH TIE PRlsIDENT-SJM' Diss'N'
From TIE HAWAIIAN P5LcY. ECr ~
CrNrRAI, HARMONY PREVAILED
SYNOPSIS OF TIE TARIFF
BILL. APPROVED.
rny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDrNE.'

Wo.hingto, Nov 1.-THE people or the 'hi'ea
States ought to breathe more easily the business
and Industrial interests of the country ous,i' '
mcdiately TO revive. the whir OF ''e 'p"'1'. 49,
the hum OF busy machinery ought speeuh' " ~
heard and clouds of smoke seen 10 "S0e"u 80
the chimneys OF factories ana furnaces ~ .ono
idle. the cheerful workngman and workihg"o"ai,
ougb, oaotr IN keep step with steady demand
for labor at good wages; in word se"erai p'o'
perity ought again to overspread 'ne 'V"''' 49,,
business confidence be at once ie''0,
has been a great day in Washington i"'
dent OF the United States and Don ii. Di'""''o',
of Michigan; Josiah Quincy. OF MassachuS''''' "ne
William F. Harrity. of Pennsylvania me- -
bers OF the Democratic National
mittee have held conference 10000
II Is understood that Mr.. Dickinson satisiac'o
rily explained that the reelection Vi nepuD
Mayor in Detroit by n largely Hcrea'e'
and the election of n Democrat " "
duccd majority to fill vacancy /" No'e ,,.,
cheering omens of a sweeping Democia''
in Michigan next year; that MI 'a''''' .a..,e
convinced Mr. Cleveland and the other s'a''''e'
~, ,ra rasort that one Of the most encourag-
inc occurrences I'm the recent history OF the pe"o-
cratic marty was the polling of the peses' "p
lcan majority ever known in feh'iss "a"' 49,,
Josiah Oulncy's cheerful deciara,io" ''" 80
campagn of education In Massachuse''''
ended in a glorious Republican victory "''
a brilliant success, was dCS'PN'' "'
and that Mr. Clevelands assertion that the s"eep'
, ,,oo, ~ rho Democratic party In the Empire
state v,.s actually a vote Of confidence III MIN an"
his Administration and a singing repuKe ~ ''''
enemies was received with unanimous applause
and hearty concurrence. :, ,
II wos also the unanimous opinion Of all present
that this being an of year. the oVer"He'''',''s
Republican victories in ONO, Iowa.
Kansas and South Dakota, we'll as IN the Guy
al
o,a,, 10 tho Administration and its party
Az v,as ore irelv natural in conference coihpose'
Of such devout and sincere civil service reio'" 'e
as Mr. Cleveland, Mr.. Dickinson MT, fia''i'y "'
Mr. Quincy there was some dScuS "
burning question of official patronage anu II "a
m, unanimous opinion that all the appo'"''"
~ consuls and other officials which were No. co"
nrmel by the Senate at the "extraci"i""''
t s,o,ld no renewed In December, ana that
s,,ch ,,rassnre as might be found necessary " ~
cure their confirmation and the coh''r''''', " -
other appolntments should be Drous"' " 80
49,, ,,ar.s,s ~ reform and good government
II uos also unanimously agreed 'hat "o "
sbouId he paid to the recommendations Vi D''O
cratic Senators and Representatives VIM ss
AGAINST the Repeal bill unless IL s'ou'u " 90
recess,rv TO do so in order to secure VIC ~
"''''' .,..r,, r.forn'' measure through Con-
gress. - s,,h,ac, IN
And then the conferrees took up supJee' ~
which tho entire country is Interested a SYNOPSIS
of the provisions OF the proposed farm D ~,
nroluccd and submitted for examinations a'''
cisr, These provisions. which are ire i'u''' ~
r,onths of dilgent labor and more or les nrstTc
gent consideration on the p1 W,ns committee had
members of the Ways ana Means - - careful
s,sralon OF Secretary Carlisle and ms oi,ca,
assistants and volunteer adVisers, ~ safer n nj
1ra~.and naturally felt that II would De sdlei az,
wiser To- submit them to tnose eminent rty and
and pol,lcll economists, Dickinson nai IN NJ
az. d,ep thorough ana COlHpiS-
nowlese q the details OF acted is Uni
xnreay known and appreciated by every boayIIo.
lore returning the synopsis win MS appnvri, ,ee
The chairman OF the Ways and Means o,innaraIv
,.ha txts,lnm of this precauton VIII De 8sne,,als
recognized and applauded when me 'a uarri,w and
Quincy quickly discovered faults and per'eNsa i
rerfections which had escaped the critical IN
nov os ' M majority Of the Ways and Means Com
Mite but also OF secretary Carlisle ana ms a."
sstnnts and advisers. The country WIZ fe,o,ee and
Lnow that the faults were at once corrected anu
the imperfec;ions removed. ana Una. Wy u,h his
annrovai 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 pc Se
transmtted to the Democratic me mem he ~ ,hev
re"siv" IT, will prepared to revise their Di W Nun
discretion well as intesenee ior ,hef w NAV be
suggested tina, this is unique method o, nng ,lts
foundation for tarin ieGsa''Cni , Inv" is
never 10 BE- forgotten that ms rs,on5
much given TO unique methods. II IL uhuet stoou
that the harmony and unanimty o, 'u,us ~ dis
ference were slightly Inarred 10y siynPV nnI,cv hui
sen, from the Presidents Hawaiian ponSy' pue
these quickly suppressed, anu ~ sonance :;
agreed that this "a matter OF no cohsr'lueie,
ns Mr. Toots would say. The three lhipor 'a AZ,
fruits Of the momentous conference We're 'hs ur
cision that the recent elections were barren OF sig
ninc1ncc; that the Democratic Congress ana Auc
rrinIsiration are bound To carry out the peusrs %.
'tarn reform contained In the iarr plank W Hh
MAS framed by the late Candidate Neal, OF ONO,
and Incorporated In the Chicago PLATFORM, 10y d
nniority OF nearly two-thlrds of the National Dem
nrrtic convention. and the correction OF mistakes
made b. the Democratic members oi me " hSs
and Means Committee. As the new larit Dill a 1
cord.ng 10 Chairman Wilson's admissions on me
rnnr Of The House Of Representatives. Is 10 be 4
moiltical bin 1t was highly appropriate that the
finishing touches should be given to II by MesSrs;;
pickinson. Harrty and Quincy. of the Natlonai
Executive COMMITTEE of the Democratic party ne
fore IL was made public or submitted TO the MI
| uority OF the Ways and Means Committee.