Milford chronicle., 1893-04-28

slfY notes. Winicn are
fag 81 tl,s and Nj Cleveland and
,ore 4tnmps than 1nsinet tsec. Smith and Her
s.Ses e'e We sa.as.s',l favoring their continued
redemption in gold, which was done
Whether the adoption Of Sec. Cariisle's idea
would have resulted in goi going to pre-
MUM Is a question. The Mar adopted
was simply to carry out what5sec. Foster.
When at the head Of the Treasury. said he
would do if the necessity arose therefor
rather than issue bonds. The reserve was
only impaired one day, and the Treasury
now has sufficient free gold" to meet ali
the demands expected this week Thought
fnl people regard the disposition. which mn.
questionably exists, to make the financial
question sectional, as a source of future dan.
ger. Il can certainly do no good to have
Sec Carlisle posing as the champion Of the
Sonth and West as against Mr. Cleveland
who is claimed to stand for the Esst Auv
financial policy that is not for the entire
United States Is bound in the end to be dis.
astrous to the administration that fathers n
a political party may as every INTELLIGENT
persoH knows, succeed in securing power bv
claiming in different sections the countrv
to represent different aud opposite ideas :
but National financial policy cannot be con. Z
Quoted on any such basis without smash. !, 4
mp. q
The Administration declined to act upou =
hint that Max Judd Of St Lohis. formerly of Z, :,
Austria. would not be accepted to the kus. ~
trian government'as U. S. Consul General !, :, !,
Vienna and It now finds itself confronted -
with the positive refusal of that government =
to receive him. It cannot leave the the ~
place vacant, as was done in the first cleve. y
land administration when the Austrisns de- eoi
ss;i'ned % receive the .: s mipig. appoint. ~
ed b M, Cleveland. because large Business -, ~
interests required the constant presence at ~
Vienna Of an American Consul General. X
This is a clear case Of obstinacy, az Mr.. Judd u.
might easily have been given another place ~.
ls soon as il was known that he was obiec-
'ionable 10 the Austrians, which was as.soou
's his nomination was made public "a "a
Few Republicans have any love for the was
man who changes bis politics for the pur- edit
pose Of freiaining or getting an sfHce. The afe,
lction Of Postmaster General Blsseli in no ed;t,
flying s. J. Wait, postmaster at Columbus asso.
Georgia, who was originally appointed az can,
Democrat By Mr. Cleveland during his 6rst com.
administration, re-appointed four years ao, ~ i,
y Gen. Harrison as Republican. and i Ams,
low here seeking another disappointment as so;,,
Democrat, that he would be removed y hi /,
oon as his successor was selected. gives II N.
Ae'-' sa''7lAeHon was r
The much talked about decision Of Judge sns ~
icks at Toledo, Ohio, will this week be naff c
-ought before the supreme Court on a writ Afe'
habeas corpus for the release or eueineer cent
snnou, who WAS sentenced to prison there oppos
der The labor organization will be rep. and 2
sented BY Z. ". Harper Of Indiana. and Foeati
congressman Hutd, or Ohio. poiiey
coiuubus is on top this ueek s,'4Di'
s distinguished descendant the Duke 81 -'.9 &
fagua, is at present in Washington he y ~
'si Of the Nation. He was given state .'S4' = T,
option at the White House TODAY and on q 81
duesday he and his party win accom-. 1'''''a'
" Mr. Cleveland and the cabinet to New ''S''@'
'k and take Fart iu Tie official ceremonies
ndine the closing Of the International
'ai Review in New York harbor. The 1e'sl
'e is delighted Will America as well ID ~ Y
his reception BY The American reopje 49,
be aniieipatea much pleasure 10 attend 1'..s's
the coinmbiau Exposilion koe enoe
g. cea. Grant now ia Washiaeton Il "a Oh. g,
forensic peruanentiY A1rs. clsps- ..rsis X
social visit Sasafday, 81 ue Wisits. ee'iss g.
g aad enjoyed senewipa hex seoaaia Iaks s..
e'iA iae 1cepsa anit lth alss s<,,ef s2res q 81.
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