The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-09-21

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soasi - III II Is sIss3 is al ssss
l.ss s:'| i 8 Z! ~ - - 4! sy {:
favored no tariff legislation that had moi
free trade as its ultimate object. Eena.
j tor Vest il opa Of ClNxaland,s- sunno1t.
-efsI ana hewritegx Democratic club ID
st. Louis: "Mr. Cleveland, by his mes
|lfn&fl yxsaad I. IlSKJCss "a lH3I@
Of this country for fight Of extermina-
mA siud |.l ttnn35 Ale&s 3fli
nished. The Democratic press offered
both message and Mills bin. Even the
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0dt "a ste n the right direcliUn
and all we can get now. We must take
@a q 10 S 4sss ~ SCI m snS af2Pss II
But the spirit of their dream has
changed. They have heard from Ore
lave BOY ,nm asals; d n wn and
the ! p Ifati boss haa 1pellS \ced a
little |thea D - iasg Dtln
80 much force that it drew the magnifi-
cent sum of $25 from his purse to aid the
A a8UfGiIe s %a@ 4sei fS9Rs 'f8Al 3SIa
own blunder, he and his followers are
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any intention of striking down ''that
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pose before the American. peonla as. a
ps Eca1| beopIa ha bI4d SSoa III
Lv6oSs legal am 5ed e Tel ~ Ell
without In the least disturbing its "yi-
cious, illegal and inequitable" character;
'a 5aaia oSa. sSs osaser o.
the body polite without removing the
ccSHseH,d EAftoMiHa 1bM ,HsO ohig. Hi1ffis|
fling matter, and would reduce the re-
celpts from custums revenue $50, 0OO, coo
az 2OO, 600, paREly 20 uner capt. OF ths
revenue dah std ~ 2
educing&Ie rel III ~ O.
tariff only 5 per cent. A greater insult
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people outside the solid South, and out
side of Texas and the White house it
Goul31RaA d4cuh matter tD46pnai12i
year pr Schod bA that would A1Jlatgl
70 sc4r4 Eyan lthE treat G6YSQf6}
lehouN tSe4&AaU $50 ,OOQOU0 w49oRy
B per cent. of $214, 223 $40, the total
{ S%2qBB tS lscteH dsp%ifRsn|
would not stop sheep. 1t only serves to
snow fsconceft snd assinin6 AFRO
gance and PRESUMPTION Of Grover and
Ihls Tree trade s4tellitefI What poor
tGfa,sass9s 9easHls n { so es i'm inf
with Growers repetition, in his letter of
acceptance, that there is still surplus
06eT &5tFaRrX Wren Gs1
Sehocfatic surhofity. too, that after de-
Quoting the extEayagant appropriations
of the Democ&M6fk 8RRN
Rli q 11l6 ~ liant specimen of a Demo |
cratic esident, who has 30 much hedg- |
hand that there will only be |
about - QDO, 600 of this years revenue
dndppfopilated. Take this matter in |
connection with the efforts of Congress-
man Wilson of Minnesota to avert the |
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demand for additional power to retail |
late upon Canadian fishermen by assur- |
ing thnuiic that tlApreside - |
not use em, and - friends ID Me |
senate ID extricat - kpm his bon
Ra1fl6 hi NJ in ~ Chm latter. Bd
Iuu1crUus BIB an tnese mattefB are it does I
not end the hedging business. The poor
overWorked man is now, with the aid of |
sit ksS1 T. eo sS tai ssYk Sltk De- ~IS{f
lated any civil service law, or by any
act of his made himself an accessory to
hf vio4tion thereof, or esta4liAhed al
GE hsol Till E5RsT1i 1bAEM $H t1s sa
ample, to contribute to any Democratic
campaign or corruption fund to secure
% aSiss6SaaHs afss SAsSiI1sss 1a
was heralded by the Democratic press
VIII so-rnuch-.pfcasurcHrdrumnYrr
coniums on his generosity as the starter L
Of the great campaign fund Of the DEM
s%sSIa llEl's sss!al aIagss'Is;,
iignant denials of the fact that the New
S SsS Pf9Re oS,s wAG ESfbsaRSA tAs e KIND I'D
Farchild, holding hfty or sixty million +
dollars of the nations funds, upon which
hey nay 9ajDteEHSt to khak pym4ent, y
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he Democratic campaign fund, to be
used as such conscienceless Democrats
70 Barnum and German may direct for
he furtherance of Cleveland's interests
n the campaign. But the presidents
ienials count for nothing with men who
remember his violated pledges made in /,
ais letter of acceptance in 1884, and his !
inaugural message March, 1885, and as
hau - 81 above the foun-
M Rl being. J
10 ly mer- I
enV a growers
vermont, O ~ ar hio, and |
lothing is left Ian a future !
,eat in the quie \ d yer Buff