New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
WHY FARMERS OPPOSE CLEVELAND.


AZ ,pnprss ny Tur STATE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
ROCHESTER, Aug. 1i.-The following address
10 the farmers OF the state Of New YORK from the S'o
Farmers Alliance. viii he published here tomorro" ~
Is signed Nv Herman Gloss, president I3m'" -
Crowen tire asurer: WI lam Fowler seer t"''' "
James g. sh rpard aud william q. wayne Oh '"o oA''"
tive com nite'; 1. =,
N neiSutv of one hunir and nine Wo u ou IL, III,
ri A con siderable part OF this majority one rom
~ r ort yiycn him by arg numbers of armer', WHO
relied T. pie ge. ~ hdel u inc rhC p, ,c q co
The Dcnocrac at rm Of lss2 For the mr. u h, op
The DAYS of Ugh the Dcmocra &c parry III tn"s yT "a
had mai riy Of vG e. n g ne G "a now candidate
cs deny II therefore proper mat lls ours
as Govern y iS &c how : he has fulfilled dyes
and what t. MA fitness for he hgh,r once 10 Wo nv no
Tsycand's cand lacy thy the supp ut OF inrn-
ers an Of me rrca body Of mdepe deut voters VINO
ri Gse, adcny 10 the pc pies rests In select,
ing OF h Railroad Comms siouer- whose ou ioS e are
ide tn with railw corpo ations lie APRON ca
Coums oncr Of Pm Works who Is accuses ctnr II ee
so out repair that II the present pon,y rrie can i
mus he alb ndonedl far as be could Oy TINS 49,
pointment Gov,Inor Cleveland has neulfaHtG tue
RopunS1n M b t M teS was shown at the ee
a much larger majority for free cahals ,nsn i hch
the farm rs OF Wesfrn states in crested equally w
tie f,rme Newly rk In making 10 10 on , Sua
Governor Cleveland eit nc great % az
Interests sertod, thong this l. SUBJECT Oh es
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unequal pro ort on he burdens OF ,un Cow NJ
Clevelan did this disreg nj " the requo ior ~
ponmGnt Of farmer VINO oy y n eli for ti. no, i
an who was mmendei by all the farmers ora IA
Governor cleveland has Identified himself ard nj can
didacy with cor orate monop9he, IN nfs T 10 VI I
drhance the dec Of rhighe c nr s. ne v1"ee
the ex'raordh ~ dOctr that the LEGISLATURE ~ AZ
powers that 1t relnqmshes the soveleghY 81 ne pc
Pc and makes contract which no lutFe teS.S a, Gu
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sound law the peoole Of this stare and o, IN U1ted
States have no rights which me cor o.a,op MY Cnve
created tre bound to pect This veto IN fhs Mt eNe
this corntr II is from the railroad cor or tons the
the money is to me which Is 10 conuuc' niN C iti
Il is pPort Mt ina tne mas 3,nor,es nse
sens who intend TO preserve IN IT liberties n mS
eve stoi sure his deic H. ms j. 'ot
any ndi tie Two Of the members Of oar c0nlnllo
ar. ID mocra's and none mem nn'eu oo' N"pe
them an or will vot Pre- dent, ard IN TINS we
thai his oupo lion TO NJ. C velad Tor ii'sl9eht WIZ
ii. q TeCori ~ re f,,riy P~csent'd.
Tic no ,Instiln6 N Ci vea d makes issue which,
NJ a pOitlca, qu 81 on slOOruna"s al OF ers- i
M u ~ Nv ~ co nor, los which "a Y create It
Inn ossinle doub ma he result such an issue ~
be his rwhe ming defeat II GoVerl'r CIeNeAhi 'ok
nelphis ca did cy. h. pee of thi cou Try onot want
M II ts Pr IIeut who could even through eno
ralcr make a IKE o. In 5 char cter but a,S
pne who clos ly watc ed the Chicag Convent could
rot fail TO the ON nnation OF anddlu Oh ana
Dihpr mouop ~ influence a anst sue Ieput21e Dei-
m he convention worke with de init a ~. Ihur1nan'
Bayarj. Butler ana 9TH lifelong Democrats an rple-
,ut,tlvrs popul lights 81 IS dc 70 u Ike way
Tor IN man OF whom IN $ known o Isl
,f the Statc cNcep tuat he carried W-lorK ith IKE
publ II h lp by 100000 ma orlty, ana OF "plh
m the we know uOthing Officially kept Nat ID,
,nurse Cove has fal ihcd all he pledge by hch
ais iact ious MAJOR ~ two years a. IS cur IT,
Ne have ecumnenda ions to make WI d ieGaf" %
candid : othe than hat every bOn IA lie me Us De
lsei to make Nj Ccv lands defe certain ana % e.
Nbclmnc This do not dOub VIII he don IIls
Ei De "a result wn Will have most wholesome enect
Sn the poI ical future of our county