Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

a supple fsrratdeusiea Tosi.
The HEnAtn was At instant pains
TO characterize tha messaqe 81 prosi.
dent Arthur a. weak aud pointleas.
The opinions u the New York press
on this document have been tele.
graphed iar and wide. The joumala
II the metropolitan city oi tie United
siatea, one and ail, arc alavifhly re-
sponsiye 70 Wall street. Some Of
them, like the New York Tribune ara
owned hy Wall street operators, the
ownetsAip q that once respectable
newspaper being divided between jay
Could and d D. Mills, Wbitelaw
Reid the sou-in-lng OF the latter be-
ing used as a hgurehead and cats
paw 70 disguise somewhat neiarious
operations Tho man who acquired
the Presidency, 70 employ The Ian.
guaF8 OF M. Edmunds az applied TO
Mr.. Bayari Who was Vice President
for o Jay, by drawing a prize in The
lottery Of assassination. " has always
heen the supple tool d The monocrats
and spectators wife wliggle in aud
ont Of Wall street lie hrat signal.
ized himseH By yetoipg the Chinese
restriction act, afterwards unwill-
iusly Higning i in response 20 a
Pacific Coast clainor that PROM
iaed, 4 nnappepsed, to become ma
siond lie not only auiagonized the
wishes ot the people q this Coast on
this cardinal matter. but he has been
externally seeking 10 discredit silver,
d which the United staiea ia to-day
The largest producer Of any nation IN
The world lie does this not on ae-
count Of amy personal enlightenment
which he can claim, but simply be
cause the people amongst whom be
is wont 10 air his dudeship, VIZ, the
monegrsts II New York, who own
most q Che gold and two-tlirds d
the bends OF The country, want TO
squeeze the people until they shall
scream again IN order 10 increase the
purchasing power Of their fixed IN
comes lu other words, they desire
70 bring about a contraction of the
money market which would result,
substantially, in putting up tie
country AZ auction aud enabling them
60 hny it in at enormously deprecated
figures This nmng fellow would do
anything and everything at The bid
ding OF hie owners. What cares he
what national interests lauguish 50
ihat he may receive tie nodsand heeks
and wfeathea SMILES Of thc oxquisites
q the swell clubs which align the
select neighborhoods Of Union
Square and Fifth ayenne9 For
tunately. this political parasite, acct
dentally President, is We'll under
stood. He writes his messages for
limited constituency. and lie is about
20 step down and out, aud forever.
from dignided public station There is
only one Presidential parsonage whose
uttemnces on silver coinage and sill
yer certificates are worth a baubee.
That man Is Grover Cleveland, and
he viii talk about the lth Of March
next. We most ieryenhy hope That
his ouigivings viii be in the line of
providing the people with a plentiful
medium % exchange and with q fair
standard for measuring the value OF
their possessions AYo mistake the
character Of The first Democratic
President We have had since the lth Of
March, 1861 or he viii stand inwith
the masses aud with the wholesome
era OF treasure production which las
electrified the world since the disoov-
cry Of gold in California in lsl9.
Great Britain should not be permitted
20 succeed in her conspiracy Co make
gold the only measure OF values The
United States, onder Democratic aus
pioes. hes slwsys declined 70 respond
10 the leadershipuf tbat country and
we believe that the year Of grace
1880, az interpreted by Gsavor Glove
land, viii be no exception 70 q salu-
i8yy and immemorial experience.