New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
UNNECESSARY CONCERN.
From The New-York World.

The extreme nartisans on that side like Reed.
Cannon Henderson and Others would IKE 10 see
the Repeal bill defeated in order 10 snow the IN
competency of the Democrats to use power after
IL has been given 10 them
10 demonstration on the part OF Republicans
is needed to show that fact. \ party which has
- majority in the House, j in the senate and tho
Presidency over all. and which cannot get a ma
iortv in either House for the carrying into effect
of the first plank in its platform, may need great
deal OF assistance in most matters, but none to
SLOW its incOmpstency.
NOTHING ELSE COULD BE EXPECTED.
From The Washington Post
There can be no sort OF mistake as TO what The
Tribune means when 1t suggests the docking OF
all legislation until certain assurances are given.
IL means that the Administration can no longer
count upon the votes of Republican senator's ana
reneaad Without their help. We do see, for our
part how the Administration leaders III congress
could have expected anything else.
THEY CAN BLAME ONLY THEMSELVES.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
II a new spirit should be developed and new
legislation tariff and Federal Elections Repeal bll.
one or both be blocked. the Democrats will only
have themselves 10 blame for II, and II VIII not
be necessary TO go back to Germans record for
justification. II the latest news from the senate
shadowed then look out for an efectual blockade
of partisan legislation
LAST STRAW ON THE REPU BLICAN BACK
From The New-York Commercial Advertiser.
Now the last straw is laid on The patient Repuo;;
repeal of the Federal Elections lava blow not AZ
party section. but lance thrust at the integrity
OF National life and at the defences when aohe
keep the thug corruptionst and assassin at re-
spectful distance. We have no hesitation IN say.
ing that the Republican party VIII not slt lhy ox
and see this critically dangerous legislation erected
without resorting TO every means In Its power 70
prevent II.
UNIVERSAL SELF DISCREDIT.
From The New-York World
Are not the Democratic majority In the Senate oy
its melancholy impotence and the Democratc M.
nority by its avowed obstruction doing enough TO
discredit the Democratic party and disgust the peo-
pie without assistance from the House!
We should think 50, but it seems not. Wher-
ever there are Democrats they adding to their
party's discredit and the peoples disgust ana
nowhere more than in the Offices Of those Demo-
cratic newspaper organs which are abusing the
Republican statesmen who have saved the Adj
ministration from wreck in one House and will
do il in the other il they are not too indecentv
outraged.
THE COUNTRY DOES NOT DESIRE IT.
From The Philadelphia Telegraph
Nothing more untmely could have been devised
than the Introduction of measure so entirey
partisan as the Federal Elections bill is while 3
non partisan measure before the Senate, ana
when every pubc-spirited member OF the House
Senate whether Of one party or another sho o
mon purpose 10 serve the country. not TO indulge
In laundering craftsmanship. The country demands
the repeal OF the purchasing clause OF the Sher-
man act and 1t does not demand desire the
repeal OF the Federal Election laws. especially al
this time.
BASE BETRAYAL OF CONFIDENCE
From The Iowa Capital.
The present effort at repeal Is the basest sort
of n betrayal of confidence IL tactly UNDER
stood that there be no partsanship III
this extra session. However soon as the ne
publicans had helped the Democrats out or ther
dilemma, the Democrats proceeded to lesislate LOT
the Democratic party instead of the county,.
There Is enough In this Democratic action TO mar
the blood Of Republican boil. and almost en0us~