The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-13
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INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR
LAMAR

LAMAR
WAsmivafuv. pc Senator
LANAI arrived ia tbs ciiy yast'f'
Gay. having hceu detained At his
home bg sickness A %ncpf.aniA
tive n tht Associated Fr" called
90 him to-day. Witb q view n uh
tanning an expression n BIZ tievs
~concrfnihg the plicy n he ~
. coming admin stratum IN reply
the Senator said IN substance
Il think u due g. The President
elect that the Democratic party
aud country should await Sith
patience and confidence the az
paAnnec of bis inaugural address
and his fret m,ssagc inf in those
alone. | think. viii b. iouud fore
Swallowed the policy of his admin.
isiniion. Any expression ~
opinion IN the meantime can only
be II a mos. general character,
based upon the well.k known iradi'
tions u Democratic government
and upon Gov Cleveland official
course hitherto, which, after wide
publicity and discussion, ma been
approved hy The people.
~ far ~ ] may personally rcn.
tnre u expres. an opinion, lshould
. say Mr.. Cleveland, as President,
viii undoubtedly favor scfupulous,
but not. | think, par-imoniou'
economy in the conduct q the
government. and viii insist upon
the most ug.d honesty and account
ability on the part Of public
officials"
In reply 20 a question as 20 the
: probable action II Congress with
rezand - the tariff, Senator Lamar
sid il wa highly Improbable that
snyaetion r.Onld b. taken on iheiar'
ia this session; next session. how.
ever. there would BE- proposed by
the Democrats such a scheme Of
reduction as need cause no IN
e~asiness whatever in the business
community. lie believed II would
be wise f,r manufacturers 4 the
country 10 compounds with the
tariff reformers aud the iariii re-
formers with the manufacturers
upon the reduction Il duties 10 a
revenue standard with such dis.
ordinations IN the arrangement
Of "details within that limi, a. TO
AFFORD ample protection 10 Amer.
can industries. Revenue reform
and the manufacturer prosl ri:y
ought not - BE- a~ntasonisiie iUrcvs
AWe are now said the Senator,
"the foremost manufacturing ma.
ton in the world. Our industrial
Ssysiem is - vast, - intimately
blended With our whole srisl
s.rncilse. tia. the representatives
Of the people NAV surely b. trusted
to see that no industry .liall suffer
ashock by reason u legislation
TIE senator vas asked "How
sthe election q Cleveland regard.
"a In the South, with relation to
10 probable effects on that &C.
.tionfa
II can't said he, make a better
answer 10 tina, question than 10 re-
FER yau 10 Gen. Gorinn's letter 70
Gently published II speaks the
sentiment u the whole Southern
people, especially 10 it, disclaimer
IL any purpose d sectional aggran'
dilemsnt. In my opinion the
election will have the INST deci'
siye etfec, in bringing the south
into hearty and cordial relations
with the North. The Southern
people do not regard the election
a. the triumph Of their section Of
Of any section. They simply re-
gard II as indicating a triumph in
the nation Of the principles 4 gor'
government Out OF nearly 5,OCO,U'
votes cast for Cleveland NOR
than 100000 were cast by peopl
North. Under his admins
trations, therefore, the pre-
pondorancc Of political forces vii
continue 70 be Northern. tn
South simply recognizes in th
result Of the election the placin
in power for the first time sine
the war q an administration nj
hostile, one under which the pee
pie can heartily support AMI CT
operate with the national govern
ment, thus bringing her highei
interests into more complete ideI
tihcation with those Of the natiol
and the feelings OF her people in.
an intenser sympathy with tho
Of their Northern brethren.
make that administration M
which the whole American Peep
may be proud, the people Soul
will contribute every energy
head and heart
The Senator declined absolute
TO be Intercepted on the subje
uf CIsyelandis Cabinet.