The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-23
MR.. CLEVELAND AROUSED.
TO ISSUE a MILD PROCLAMATION
10 THE coxErITEs.
ne WIN wars the commonwenisrs Through
The Newspaper. to Behave Themselves
whsu .. wsshipRton - No Obi lection
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wAsHISoTox. April 22.-President Cleveland
IL greatly disturbed over the coming OF Coxey's
Commonweal army. and has sought advice on
the subject from members Of his Cabinet,
prominent Congressmen. and others in au-
thority To-day he had a long conference at
the White House with the Chief Of Police.
Major Moore. and. acting upon the advice Of
those whom he has consulted. the President
has practically decided to issue a semi official
proclaim alton admonishinR all persons who
conte m plate visiting the national capital that
they must respect the laws and conduct them
selves In a peaceful and respectful manner or
suffer the consequences
The Executive warning will probably be
given out as general statement. through the
press associations. under the Ruise of an in
terview with Mr.. Cleveland or one OF the off,
cials OF the Administration. The President
has been informed that there are numerous
presidents for such action. ard after studying
the circumstances Of the Com m onweal move
ment he ia convinced that note OF warning
to all persons who are disposed to visit WASH
ington for the purpose OF intimidating Con-
gress would be most timely.
The statement OF the attitude OF the overn-
ment will be couched in language which will
not only meet the present emergency. but will
apply with equal force to any subsequent I'M
lawful Assem- liss within the District OF CO.
lumbia- The mntter has bean very caretulIv
considered and tb. prssid.nt,s docision I, 10
Thought will be sustained bv nil ASCENDING
citizens and rssidents of the District without
regard 70 party.
The uneasiness Of III, President md bIa In.
vestiEation into the Coxey movement and its
probable results are regarded as n profound
secret, and IL Is therefore difficult to learn the
contents Of the forthcoming nroclomatIon II
"a undsr.tood bow.v.r that In suLo.,no, /,
will s.v thu, tb.ra 4. M ohi.otio, 20 .i,i,.n.
,isi,in,, Wa.hin,,on ,;,n ,'..oo,,,, t., 80,
that ev.yv riybt under tho Conet,tutIo, vii, ha
accorded than whrs tbsv are hare hnt th.,
thar. ara lava REGULATING tba ,s,.mh,ino nd
n,,odin, ~ organIzsd boLi.e thro,,oh Oh.
stra.,. -, ,,a o,,v uhi,l ,,u., n. r..r..,.I
Not;c. wiII h. Give, th,, NV .,tawn, 10 dis.
turh th. nublic no,c. ~ ,noito r,o,ons oo,-
duet NV word ~ deeJ will ba nro,,, n,Iv ,,.,it
vitb nv tb. local and I, n.cssa,rv nv III. nm.
,ionaI .u,boritis.
Tbs prs.idsnt 10 relvipg for ;u..inc.tio, y,
his ,ot,o, c,,isex unon the n-.,o,,anto -, tr,o
NJ nj. nrsJscss,ors, During yuch,n.n's aS.
mini.,ra,Ion wb.n the Know. Nothing marty
dIsbanded some Of Tn. r.mpnnts AZ fiat do.
fupc, poli,ic.I oro.niz.tion datarni, al 70 mo
c.ad to Wa.bing .on with tho intontio, n, to-
inc Congress 70 ,oont csrtoIn l.g,sI.,ion IN
lux Nohsteos " auop' eerua'h leEisia.ion IN
eo,,o.li, won Vows en'eit"lne' W 'heth on
p1 ~ anu leiE'ou' Iues.ions
tne mo- AiiI'eu III "ssa'ns'on' ana pro-
eeouou W commit n"inoe, VI overt acts
a.uius' .ne peneo anu soou government.
slab aent TO America by the pops of Rome 10
be placed In the Washington Monument. Pres.
id.nt buchanan i,,u.d A d.cl.ratIon n, warn.
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"oie 'en' ihS'nnee - '"o events
mat 'oon 'Iae9 III ohn &c, "ph .ne
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