New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

to be issued upon the bonds issued to retire eur Vii
seeTe upon those bonds? Both the bonds and
the greenbacks are the promises OF ,h ,a the bond
viii draw interest and the greenback not Why.
hen saddle this sadtiSnal nte, res ERSn Is
surely leading TO plutocracy instead OF De'o'" ''
THE CHIEF CUCKoO's VIEW.
Senator Villas Dem wis)-The message was
such a one as might be expected from the pen VI
President Cleveland. He has been acuhs VIZ"
perfect intelligence and understanding OF al "0
conditions heretofore, and is hkely TO be ao'e ~
make his reasons plain. I will chcerfuly support
hm in his sadcavor to have the gree nDs,cASs ocn
tired The sssase Is sUnna 9n Of
the n whore PeSr pop Ran)-The message makes
., niain Thai The cause OF the money-chaneers vs..
the people must be tried before the !ur! u INV
people ,,,n,-t ia saws absolutely
nothing on the tariff and suggests no RENEE 81
Ing paternallsm' TO 'fnnocuous desuetude. RS
treatment Of our foreign rela,ionS 81 he partcu-
lar questions growing out y, OF inc not as forcibe
boundary dispute a hs4nret n of the Monroe
Doctrine as ] would like to see. ,s,,rc,,ve feature
of the message IS for the re
trement of the sreenbaek ! thinHu c ene His omis-
son of any reference to me S oairs seems 10 be
Lodge ep far as our m e9
ssgs does no; seem TO add much to the sum o a
Suman Information The most important th ms e.
urv and on that ne has not word to say, nro
to intimate that tariff which mas some some date
NOT named produce a surplus. lie mas az site
panacea for all existing ms Wnc nne1ocTatc party
and in this case the panacea consists II i,,o in
drawing the eIesnbaf s aRa ' Mse his may
matter OF the adjustment OF the SScb is 10
not touch the re sf nersase Of imporatons stmn
lated by the tariff. which causes riw ali that
drain Of god TO pa nS i@ @oresn anars Is cooress
ara Of slight importance. but IN rPSSariatnt mas
tahen an Excellent and sound position me s Gn N
criticism have to make on TINS 81 ,be Increase Of
siain5 1 bnssessons in the Americas he Should
lin! ne w0Id onb0 nsTsa as Saon to increase
Q: t9,sign PSsTsss and propose opinion
20 resist them. -
REPRESENTATIVE PAYNE'S OPINION
p.,~asa,ta,ive PAYNE Rep.. ~ i)-the fresi-
dom, in his effort to Justify the pohc! Oh ms p''
falls IN a proper diagnosis OF 'he case. ~
de.vors 20 put the blame Of the entire sl'ua'oi %
49, ~.sphacl,s and Treasury notes. He iorsets 'ha''
,.,n The oreenbacks have been in existence i iIp
n,ore than thirty years and nave peeII o,rnan;
IN sou IN no Measure for their redemption until q
crovinC deficit in revenue ana latso AVA nd Tor
h balance of trade against us caused hndering
on panic lie says the BORROWING u =, re~enue And
wa b states that after borrowing sSUW" e bad
Is now a surplus Of only sSsWV@ az an actual
1oanit Of he dlfference-$AGoOOO Inc 1bn ex
be largely an nf fore National bank currency
ar oyr present system would not anH"end eem
rnTpSse 6ecaT ss hf notes Under former tariffs the
the of our Snd were sne
SSmand for gold was small. our ~ 90 1909
demand nas uniu the revenue tariff agitation o.
stopped imports and creaied r '5edcj; Of So
M m Rut the President scarcely regaTds -, ti mes
fact worth mentioning 90 nov t" or improve
the Crsp-I heard with some surprise a'o
sa, reSret that part of the message Sireftion
our finances That 1t can be Iopnd IN 'A The Presi-
ind,caied in the message do not oeieyec he made
hnn makes as strong an argument as can Pe dn not
in favor of the single gold ss,,,Des through
ont his message that obligations are Ps1vnr
gold There is no lay on tms rreasuTy notes and
ms ahgations of the United States are psyaUde
in soinTthaa Ibs ~ and fnenessand II the Treasury
would exercise the option which IN, most conven-
r a 70 u our dfculties would be less S's Sbep
posed to the retirement OF the gesv Contract our
Neither can the % he Sa
enlarge n the Doubt 5SS,teEfhse
homes Believes he is right ana h"o"
honestly believe he is wrong
r1.AGRANTLY REMIss IN DUTY
Nr Cannon Rep.. nl)-Under the Constitution
no,,ar, - commanded to give to Congress IN
<o,,o, NJ the state of the Union but III liz
message to-day he fagrantly remss IN TINS GUY
as 10 at least one subject OF aosorp's i''V -
oml,s all reference in detail to GoveTnme ss a.ra
wear and estimated TO the current ana msNt ~
year: NO omtted to advise Congress in his reg
Mar annual message on TINS important .Ipt, in
30 ne distressing facts that during the present
ADMINISTRATION since March A. lssS 10 Dec emu -
@ hf be 1sceps By 81 that deciency
in National revenues 10Y rhe 6ecen6eT l. Just
nassed 10 81 Oc0 that during his present "a
h has inersased our esPmated expend
lures submitted in the annua. BOOK OF Sun s ,Sos Of
lss, snow az s,d 6 oS and nearly Sci 10000 over the
apnropriat lions made by the last Congress ior inc
GU The message is most unsatisfactory, also In Us
references TO and discussion Of our foreign rs.o
a are absoiutey excluded from The markets Of &c eT
many and adjacent countries; wHe out comes
by the repeal Of our late reGiProcl'S The
President deplores the situation but does not recon-
mend any legislation to remedy IT, nor dqes ne ~
the slightest hope that he Will retaate 10y eHeie az
ing the power fully given him by law 10 ~ tA
clde absolutely any or all products OF q, ali
exclude products In fact no iesisaoh a. re-.
is recommends by the MESSAGE save me retire re-
Of the Treasury note T
bonds He practically charges all the hs tha' nav
.Se tenor Of the whole message II Is patent that in
his Judgment legislation Increasing the revenue
Therefore that there Is nothing possible throus Y,
legislation or administration that will cure our LIS
Mr. McCreary Dem KY chairman OF the G TSn,
vn,ffee on Foreign Affairs in the last house'- IA,
mart OF the Presidents message which refers 10 our
foreign relations is very comprehensive ana inter
esting His recommendations are particularly I'M
nortant and appropriate the Cuban question, Ihe
Venezuelan boundaryline disputes, the Behrlng sea
claims and the better preservation OF seal NE III the
North Pacific and Behring Sea. the protection OF
american citizens in Turkey, China and Japan,
nnar rep,tlatjons TO prevent unfavorable discrim-
nation against exports to Europe and particu-
arly our cattle and other food products TO Germany
and adjacent nations and the necessity for chang
ing or modifying the treaty so as not TO require the
{otpt lr xtfb
land in paying expenses and assisting IN me man
agement OF affairs in Samoa The boundary dispute
bstween Great Britain and Venezuela is attracting
wide attention and believe our people, regardles
OF party affiliations, will ndorse ne rreslden, IN an
in his message our Government seems bound By
corsidera tons OF honor and good faith 10 provide
Tor the imrnedate payment or for speedy adjustment