New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
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dismiss from the service L. r Claws chief OF the
held division OF the General Land Office, FOR I'm
justly impeachng the official integrity OF his su-
perlor ofioeTs' in connection with charges OF mis-
conduct concerning the Cunningham coal land
claims in Alaska, said charges embracing Only
ehreds OF suspicion, without substantial evidence
MY Tart appointed the commission. or board which
is 70 assist him in the execution OF the new tariff
law with especial reference 10 applying the maxi
mum and minimum clause 70 nations which are
unfriendy friendly in their tariff relations with
the United States. The board consists Of three
Hlembers-Professor Henry G. Emery, OF Yale
chairman: James B. Reynolds, OF Massachus
assistant Secretary of the Treasury. and Alvin H.
SANDERS Of Chicago. editor and proprietor of The
Breeders Gazette Addressing the Boston Cham
Der OK Commerce. the President praised Senator
Aldrich for his night for banking and currency re-
FORM and indicated liking for the establishment
OF central government bank. He then started
On hls lSep-mne trip through the West and South
AT Chicago he said he would ask Congress for 4
new law on injunctiOns so that no restraining or
Ger should be issued without notice, except where
TIeparaOie injury would result from delay, in
"'iich case speedy hearing should be granted.
AT WinonR. Mimi. no demanded postal hanks
ana supported the linen who voted for the PAYNE
Tariff BILL saying that he approved the hill univ
as ne believed. 10 hold the Republican party to-
gether an order that policies which are more i'm
portant IN his mind might have clear field in the
next session OF Congress. That these policies are
making more efficient machinery Of government 10
enforce the antitrust laws. That because Of these
policies. and also that Business may not again he
disturbed the President promised that he will no,
urge renewed tariff legislation on the coming Sos
sion Of Congress and perhaps not upon the next
Congress; but he expects through his recently
appointed Tariff Board to accumulate facts that
VIII end In real revision OF the tariff at future
day; and that in the mean time the Republican
party OF the country viii have opportunity to send
70 the House OF Representatives and 10 the Senate
men who will work and vote for a real downward
revision
GOOD luck 20 him." exclaimed Busy Man ct
hope he will enjoy the tip and that his digestion
VIII stand the ordeal Has suitable anti-Tam-
many candidate for Mayor been discovered yet?"
Robert w. de Forest and Seth Low declined ~
run This reduced the list OF eligibes prepared M,
the one Hundred considerably Nothing dauntei
the committee Invited the following organizations
70 confer with 81 and make a choice. The ~,
York County Republican COMMITTEES the u,nr.
County Republican Committee the ousons
county Republican Committee the R,cbnoona
county Republican Committee the New WORT
county Independence League County Committee
the Kings County Independence League Count,
committee the Queens County Independenca
,oeasue Sounty Committee the Citizens Union the
democratic Union. the Cleveland Dernocracy 90
ihe taxpayers Committee Tho invitation ..s
seherahy accepted, and al a preliminary conference
one committee on candidates and another on min
e'pes were chosen. who will report 10 another con-
ference next week 'S' S''a-
Inc committee OF One Hundred followed mn a.,
ass a.tAok on the policy or the Mcclellan
"hiie SO many children are on pzrf trne Ger 80. 80
charge mat exorbitant prices have heen ss -
~ .''y ior these sites IL asserts that for ,hirta.-
assessed At N72oc. the city paid uJass Coz