New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
THE APPOINTMENT or JUSTICE WHi1h

AZ r.vprcOMING QUARREL ENDED
From The Washington POST - mos.
rr, country will be glad TO know tnaI has
nc 49,, Guarrcl is ended Mr.. tleVeihilN -, -
IN absen,ng himself in this mater rom ON
state feud with which the county - ." an a5nont-
h,It. leone impatient. and selecting an appnnsI
t wholly outside OK the atmosphere OF per
quarrel ,,,c,
49, nv GOD TO THE SUGAR PLANTERS!
From The Providence Journal. ,,oo.,.s 4,
Now the question arises whetner u" Conferred upon
49, ~, Tho nnrsOn OF Senator White AS SUM sum. "a
compensation for the loss OF ts re{raln from as
MING ina, clause in the measure VINE" !" 00'''N'
before the Senate.
>.r,v.yopK Must MAKE THE BEST OF H.
From The New-York World
As for NewYork the state must frnm whatever
OF situation that IS uHIo' 'u"
point ii may be viewed
NOT 4 CREDITABLE INCIDENT.
From The Newark Advertiser. Canal,
1t reflects not particle OF credit on 'n obs,nae
and not particle Of srfai Gr Presden
neyer designed by our Constitution that tne pr
I'm, should devolve entirely upon the Senate ana
VET this is precisely what has happened sinEe ~
land first sent the Senate the name OF MI iio'
blower. and later that OF Mr.. Peckham'
Az EXHIBITION OF PETULANCE.
From The Mall and Express
Is this the spirit Of surrender and selfa6luraton
Scarcely, l. Is most ac,ion
TIE NETWORK SENATORS RESPONSIBLE
From The Hartford Courant
The New-York Senators surely canno, KICK Roi oe
cause they not consulted rsgarding an appont
rrerf from Louisiana Thcy nave themselves, "
thank f1r having driven this great office out OF thelr
own state away from the New-Iork bar down pc
low Mason and DHons linz. and to man %hos ,
law practice has been chiefly under local Co4e ui
known 10 this part OF the country
WHAT THE APPOINTMENT MAY MEAN.
From The Plt.sburg Dispatch.
senator White was one OF the Louisiana senators
who WIS supposed 70 base his vote against pro-
lection at larg. the consideration OF special pro-
lection for Louisiana sugar planters. Is his removal
To- Tho Supreme Bench Intended TO remove the dis
turhing factor OF his vote or. II MS successor Is
annrinei prior 10 the vote In the Senate. will the
discomfort IN Louisiana cause the new Senator to
bee more pronounced and lnGerendent IN MS oppo-
altOn to free trade
THE PRESIDENT FAILED IN HIS DUTY.
From The Evening Post.
Il is 4 great misfortune that the President ala
tencr Of McKane . State Prison should have been
accompanied az II might lave been. by the eleVa,
ton 10 the supreme Bench OF some man who helped
10 overthrow NGaynariisn. We cannot but feel
that the President has failed 10 do his duty IN max
ing ills surrender
He OUGHT NOT TO HAVE SWERVED.
From The New-YorN Times.
We insist that President Cleveland should not
have allowed an ignoble Senatorial cabal to swerve
him from his original purpose That purpose was
right. He should save stuck 10 H.
THE ISSUE SHOULD HAVE BEEN FOUGHT
OUT.
From The Springfield Republican.
Having once made the issue. the President should
have held on His position was unassalable. II was
important to know. and the country wanted 10
know. whether the personal feelings OF few Sem
ators to be final in the matter Of appointments
ute the public patronage for their respective States
and act in this wise as deputy Presidents