The Red Cloud chief., 1884-09-12

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The wsihin~a' ~ TessiA0a
from TIE I~Aruo~ua,r t4ckst i thr "nss
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ute. ann3h lstsan-iA~r naoa
~Ttr spssn<a~d Evaess 10
-~ousf1~o~d 81 hasv Etsva uP Tie drA
TIA; 1gcvelsal caa earn MAaA kaseitS
L.. hos85l,;s "a tailcr Ia ~EesEaI
piacaieI Il is~Ari H'Asnr
Tee lvmo s~rr Evns 3"
make thi. al A~-suossstr csmPan act
the, have srcc~s-i 20 & W Has
th-.r aygr.ssis~p~S. has al fcen ~a
nnci Ia an efo-. 10 sst ssaJ igvsa he
Republicans
sx- Cssc,ani's NAE Vav~~c sens
a. 20 - a. nosAgp< Apd So a. 81 sa -
short .pa 4 a, po~.l-c for a. sucsss
N the ne II brvsits Ssrrr tssso-
.ani >. al have das c.vI- h.-
bErgA NysBss1a
~Not msuR months z-o ;h~ Nss
York TsHse, ,~hATactrnfci Grover t3~s~-
land a. "a ,o~ pr.c~i .iat~sman. iit,
publ!r AMI private so-sri g*i.ecs he
- = 49, 80 80.
Cvfaacrcat .sdcsrassr
b. The smith NJ We~t sto !. Ire
constant, r~ompanlou tts"Vrfn"s 'lc'c-
land !. the smith NJ Nc.ei whs under
took. a. the eiphrE ~'rlcsvaHs shos -
uer base the rlrcioys, totv Gi Sou.
Carolina ior Ti!i~n. ia i~.6
Dor Cleveland : lrti-r ~eisrsh"r pub
lishei NAV - regarded a. literally tho
voice 81 one crying in the - d-rn"-s
Ia doe, not. however. further carry "us
the parallel. sine. he he-aii, Dot ihc
Aviation. bu; the destruction IL has
pariy.-IF;ToG fesf.
ss~One hundred and twenty-five
Blaine and ls,san sunss have i~vn
copyrighted Two or thru. msnises
have been admitted To- iuus'sc as iums
tr,ins = make cleveland aad HcndricA-
inglr m woris that; would cAPross ibcir
hcrot>m and patriotism.
Es, tn the whole. the lciteT tends tn
give the impression that the GoNvruof
uas wad-i BE-, ond hi. depth in Na:ion-
al politics. aud. finding ~ mining
rather desperate work. - beginning.
like other drowning men. To clutch At
straws b. gaio kypress.
srr, The most dang~fous thing tho
ilcmocra,ir ~lc.,icrs have ever met has
appeared this ,cag. j. a.. the rank aud
I'll" have taken Ia thinking iuT them
selves. IL isa fatal symptom. and be-
youd IN" r"a h OF the remedies ia ihe
Democratic ih~aTmacpprta-
A. the Democrat. arc Cunsiruin-
the platform on the ali-impnrisnt tsr1H
t1Ic,t.on IN diauetricalls opposite
wa :. tlrycland'~ culog, of it, plan
statement 81 democratic faith AMI
the principles upon which that party
appeals 10 the suffrage. vi the p~opl,
is n huge Jok" - cYere and Hcrraf.
fs lhc letter j. Mr.. Cicvclan,is in
the same SENSE that the Qurvns ad-
drc~sc. io Parliament are the Cucrn,.
IL contain, what the Democratic mana
gers II ms canvas, think 1t IL priicnt
for him to- utter. aud IL show. thai, th.
party has no policy on National issues
which ii darc- u~IIDa.kcs Sssf,-
mel.
49, Clcycland's letter - not long.
but q j. long enough to MAKE every
Democrat : cheek tInSl. who rcm.m-
bcrs tina, his party has in IL n TIld"n. a
Thurman. n ~iIasaoi and "A Mcdonald.
and vet has chosen ~ h.. standard
bearer 80 smsll-sized u statesman "a
Grover Cleveland PITS hrgh Conn
mcvcin Gazeft-.
E7s- The one merit 81 Clcse'1ud's let
ter - its bryyity. But IL Will ~ dis
couraging To those Democ.ats who cN-
pected such a manifestation 81 states
man-hip n would dazzle the world and
cha lcnSe the admiration ~ mankind
l. would be- n In RS crc,liialIc school.
boy performance. atd II j. nothing
orc .-c.nciHrpiH Comm TcDit- Gazchc.
s-p~Goycrnor Cleveland = letter %; a.
ceptapcc. publ shed ihi. morning. u
one of the shorie-i. a. NJ. blaine : wa-
one ot the longest. documents 81 the
kind ever sent iortL.. The writer .yi-
IDENTIFY undertook has task ut "A loss 20
determine what policies he Sa- expect
ell to express approval ot lieuas. 10
escape putting hi fopt ia H. be- has
adopted the short and easy method II
asserting tina. the Democratic platform
u just right. and that j. all there j. Ia
it.-SL. Loats Giotc- Democrat.
~ Mr.. Cleveland. after continuously
breaking the nsss TO the public tina; hs
Intends To accept the nom nat on. boldly
declares that he cordially indor-es the
platform He goc- even further than
this and asserts that III" Platform -
plan statement" We might think
Mr.. Cleveland intended this tor = Joke
were IL not for the fact that the whole
country knows that. for obvious rra
sons. be j. not in n frame of mind 20
Joke n present. Anywas. he public
will laugh at his assertion that the plat
iorm i so plain that 1t needs IA .up
plsrnent or explanat on ClersLl.I
L.aisr.
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