New-York tribune., 1894-10-12
A BLOW AT SENATOR HILL.
AN EDICT SEEMS TO HAVE GONE FORTH
AGAINST "PERNICIOUS ACTIVITY"
AND so THE VOICES or DEMOCRATIC SPELL
BINDERS IN HIGH OFFICIAL PLACES ARE
LIKELY TO BE HEARD 40
MORE ON THE STUMP.
ibr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBrNx.l


Washington oct I1.-Accordng TO THE Even
ing Star" President Cleveand's attention has at
last been arrested by the wholesale violations OF
his unrevokcd order OF July H. 1856. against per
nicous activity" on the part Of ofiicehoders IN
political campaigns and he has called halt II
this be true the seductive eloluence of Assistant
Secretary McAdoo Will not be heard in New-Jer-
sey and New-Yorll this year. nor Will Assistant
Secretary Wike Controller Eckels and other Dem
ocratic "spelibndcrs' attempt to reiindle the
fires Of Democratic enthusiasm the prairies
of Illinois. The Star says:
There is the most excellent authority for the
statement that those critics of Secretary smith
who were referred to in The star OF yesterday
Georgia will not have their feelings aroused by a
similar performance on the part OF any other
during the pending struggle. The Administration.
.empofariy at least na: wi'hdra%n S IRON 'nS
an edict has gone forth. signed. sealed and duly
strussIns to control grea, rage. and several
orators are in mourning. Dates for great Efforts
citizens will for some time to come chew the cud
of wonder and reflection about the distinguished
stranger that never came
Some people hard 20 please. The very men
who on yesterday were full of complaint of Sec
Ietary Smith because OF his appearance on the
hustngs are to-day equally as full OF complaint
Of the President because of his decision mat
public officials serving under nm siIa supply
no more OF the oratory OF ne campaign. iut SUI
buke on account OF speech making out iof dun
9ering. He Was emnently risht IN trying TO o. help
They charge that he was both out OF tune and
sinte S,'s Tbey would Welcome Mr smiths return
to the stage If they could rely upon his obedience
ductor ana they think. moreover that nov is the
time for every sweet singer in the party. wheth.r
an and fel hcp s%e G the tn oT Volume Of ;Se democratic
Hnfm ons Rmi t2 ihd reent m thinks %Hmren
upon the sudden there IS an awfu ana an ""A-
The rrTect Of this edct will be felt in Ncw-York.
and the holdcr Of the Presidents critics chars" na'
Too they believe viii So accept It. The Presidents
personal feelings toward the Senator are not sharsd
by all OF his suhordinates some OF the men VINO %
hold Office under MIR. Cleveland admir- ar. r. a,; 49,,
to assist to the fullest extent In their power to"fi
bringing IT about This may not be- iIuc On, ol any
men holdug places scarcely inferior to Cabinet
places and who as popular speakers rank the 'ahi-
nr g. t" pnnse into thc rh, but who have been lis
armed 10y the President wishes ana trlNat" IN
progress of the battle from evolving 'hairs anI
desks
The article concludes as follows.
Tho complaint seems to be- eyc"n mGre at t1c
a HrT to r" M s os p o oraiory h rart
may sustain 10y reason Of H. None "' me m"inb'IS
Mr Carlisle. with all hts great siits; IS not a
great counsellor. while colonel Lamont Mr. Her
bert Mr. Smith. Nj Biss"il ana MI. Morton POS
great crowds IN public halls or in -" open air i'ut
for the President % frown upon IN" proposition tnat
ms official advisers and their su3ordiHat'S ."hH
helping hand or cheering N"ir" - ihr party "l
tins time must u is asserted. bay" discourat'iS
e,f.ct ,yervWhc and particularly IN New -Noik.
for in addition - thc strainel relations u't"'"n ~
President and Mr.. Il'. similar hruinifn"'f 'AlNtS
ha,w..n Nr Uu and NJ least ih'n" member 80
thc cabinet Mr. Hh has criticised rath"r shtipy
from his place in the S'utt" both Juig" tir'. ham
and Mr. Carlisle aut be holds Nr iiiss"il a'c"Inia-
bic for much ~ the anu-iill ceiling IN Hliai9.
II Will br argued therefore. that -" cabinet on
rials for their part do not resent th" PRESIDENT
order So far IA IL may effect the cnupntrn ~ Nr"-
York and that MIR. iiii Accordingly VIII 'UicT al