New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
A HABIT Mr.. BRICE HAS.
ANOTHER DENIAL FROM THE CHAIRMAN.

DEMOCRATS PRosTITUT1NG THE NAIL SERVICE
MIR. CLEvELAND's BUNCoMBE-
OF course tho story published yesterday about Mr.
Bcc's loquacious agent, who ravo away the results
of his Investigations In Indiana and other States, was
promptly denied at Democratic Headquarters. This
was expected Mr. Brlce has habit of denying things
lie denied a certain interview he had recently with a
newspaper by the name Of McBridc notwithstand-
ing the fact that Colonel Brown and General Now,
who were present declared that the report was all
right, so far they could remember what was said.
Mr. Bricc's denial did not cause bit OF surprise "a:
Republican Headquarters where is said the story
about Bricc's spy, Dodge, is perfectly correct and
we'll authenticated
The Democrats are using the postal service of tho
United States for the advancement Of their paitys
interests in a shameless way. Congressman C. H.
Grosvenor, of OhIo has forwarded letter to the
National Committee which he has also filed In the
Office of the Posmastcr.C;encral at Washington. Tho
letter is from Richard Smith, Of The Cincinnati Com
mcrcial Gazette and states:
We have evidence that paper is opened at post
Ohio and Democratic campaign documents slipped
nto the papers and thus delivered to our subscribers
This is clear violation OF the law in every way. Had
inserted such documents and them through tho
mails paying postage at pound rates, 1t would subject us
heavy penalty In all experience have never heard
of such an outrage. Proofs are at hand
PRESIDENTIAL BUNCoMBE.
The feeling that the Presidents message IS piecc
of sharp political buncombc continues to grow. Sec
rctary Fassett said yesterday:
"It Is plain Mr. Cleveland wants to prevent further
discussion of the tariff issue with his lingo message,
but 1t won't do" Colonel Dudley added; " 1t woih
have been more statcsmanlkc and dgnifod per-
formance on the Presidents part had he submitted
new treaty to the Senate after learning the grounds
Of their objection to the one that was rejected"
Mahlon Chance, of the secretaries Of the Pro-
tective Tariff Association, has Just returned from a
trip through Indiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Michigan. He is enthusiastic over what he saw and
predicts that Indiana will give Harrison at least
10000 majority.
Mr.. Barnum at the Democratic Headquarters
yesterday, but Senator German did not come over as
expected. Tho Democrats have arranged for a biz
mcss-mccting at the National Capital September g.
Governor Hill, Secretaries Villas and Dickinson, Colonel
John Il. Fellows and dozen United States Senators
and CongrCssmen have accepted invitations to speak
TERsE TRUTH TO CATCH THE EYE
The Republican Committee has decided TO mako tho
elevated railroad trains a method Of disseminating
tariff truth. Several hundred placards with pointed
remarks and tcrscly expressed information regarding
the merits OF protection have been printed and were
put up in the yesterday. Here arc some OF the
things that appear the cards
Shall American goods or English goods and products
stock our market Shall American or English wages
x tariff for revenue means free trade. Henry
watterson says that uhe Democratic party IS free
trade party or II Is nothing and tho Democrat who
IS not FrceTrader should go elsewhere Go else
where youRg man. ,...,o, ,r,.,
Amesan ps to RcsER was' W them
them down The Mills bill would reduce wages to
Southern frce-tradcrs. foreign importers and Eng
sh manufacturers demand free trade in this country
Laborers, skilled mechanics manufacturers, farmers
and business men of America oppose them. Harr1-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. cleveland-Froc Trade
If the Mills bill becomes law through Democratic
asccndency manufacturers farmers and laborers VII M
world How do you like the prospects
Under free trade England is In debt Under protec-
tion the United States las a surplus.
and Morrison the leading free-traders Of the Demo
foilowi Vote for The United States against the
world. Harrison and Morton.
Roger q Mills author Of the sia- Chamber Mills
Tsra bill says he IS favor Of free men free labor
trade in this country and tho consequent enormous
reduction of wages, let them vote the Democratic
ticket.
Under revenue tariff Canada did not thrive; under
protection she is getting rich
Under protection the wage-carncrs of the United
States have become the of more property than
all other wage,eaIners s.i in the world rno.r
Why arc all the Free Traders for ,Clevclandl
"Thc London Spectator says Grover Cleveland
has done more 10 advance the cause of free trade than
any Prime Minister Of Eneand @ has done' This makes
Vote for Harrison and Morton and American pros
pcrlty.
Every article purchased abroad throws some Amer
lean article out OF the market
The average yearly earnings Of protected American
workngmcn census of 1880 are $345, or 81 II each
working day.
in free trade Norway, where all manufactured ar
ticles are bought from other nations the average
yearly wages are S22, or cents for each working
DO you want free trade: If so. vote the Demo
cratic t1cket-but don't tell your Wife,
A SCHOOL HOUSE CANVASS IN INDIANA