The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-18
PRESS COMMENTS.

Darlington HzE2e.se Esery dollar paid
oilt for imported goosis 5 : dollar taken way
from American izbor
Hartford Cgrsaf . You can't teiher youf
boy on the front lazu ansi make 3 man Of
l.iHi. and Zach 4th Of Ialy tAai doesn't Kill
him eiuea,-s him
Mlwaakee Ssa,iael One q the most en-
i'arr4ssing facts OF the presen. situation f0T
the opEozents Of the pr5;ectire policy S the
p7osserity OF the Country
Lincoln Jo,z7sal. When Nessrz- Cleveland
and Thurman review their var records some
interesting statistics concerning heroisIn and
cliyslry may be expected
Philaielphia Ama-io1s The fisheries
question II going to play an important par
in the campaign. and II : not a part the
Democrats VIII profit By. either
Peoria Ir,llsorig,. Il Is believed the Presi-
dent could reduee the surplus OF personal
pronouus in his spes-lses Sithout AZ al in
terfering with eiee4nce Of dic;ion-
Ohio S,l,e Josarszl. Cleveland Is calamity
conluciing bis own campaign. Almost
every dzy he hurls bis deadly veto Al some
dissblel veteran o. some helPless widow OF
orphan.
Brooklyn .Saa&rrf J.iga Every sPee-h
nlade by General Harrison since his n0Iaina-
lion has addeiio his reputation a. a jalicious
anil feiicit1us sIzaker, knowing al al iimes
the Hsht thing 10 ssy aud how 10 say il
rightly.
1 Tolelo B115s. THIS is to be a singing cam
/ paigu. The following J. not bad for 8 march
I ine cadence.
{ And when some iu1ilaat son-of-a-gRn
: Neilei. Whats tie matter sikh Harrison
/ 4 voice replied, far up tie hight
He s-a.l-ris.ls-
New YORK P-as Theo5iect Of the war. ''
wrote Cleveland 90 the Gettysburg celebrant-
% Is the attainment Of leace.@ The Demo
Gratis can now claim that Mr. Cleveland
huuge-ed and tlirsted fjr war in ISL. and
that this was the reason why he did not 20
. 70 the front 20 attain peaoe.
Springfield Mass Ts-sa The line Is
T drawn as sQuareiy between tie two parties
I on the Temperance Issue as any language or
action can draw IT, and ille more the Dem
+ oczlic organs call attention % the reconi the
. palmer il VIII aqTesr- Republican P-inci-
pile. Protection fy- American dfy goeis.
I Democratic principle. Profession Tor Amer
. e1n Ue- sDol--
Albany Jg,gaal Farmers have no use for
free trade. Call the protective tariff a tax #
you viii, tell the people they have u pay a
. little more fo- some # their purchases-jhe
cost Of the whole tariT system j. les than .
cents a week 10 every man, woman. and
child in the couatry-bu; 10 not ieli ;he
farmers free trade would help the wool busi-
ness Is absurd sad the farmers know it.
Cincinnati C5.aserr'al- Glsale The tone
+ OF the British, press t5Iehiug Mr. Blaine and
t5e Republican party. and about The pFinci-
pies ofthe Republican party. j. precisely that
Of the Coppcrhead and Dude sheets OF The
United state. Each dirty fabrication HAT
finds it, way into Democratic circulation
here Is sure to be fouad in tie British jour
mails backed by Pompous presumption that
the shabby tissue of fl.-ehoods is an uuques-
tionahle rocs Of truth tried with tic i8au-
mcr and found giil.cui q flaw.
Cali5rnia Pyt The free traders may be
right in their arguments that their policy
will bring more wealth into the world, bat
great wealth concentrated 10 a few hands to
contrast with bope,e-s poverty Is not pleas
/ ing spectacle. The protective policy secures
. more equal division % wealth thal can be
secured in any other way. II loOSs 10 the
welfare OF our Owa people before the re-. OF
the world. The wOrkingmeu viii no; vote
TO turn themselves or their comrades ont OF
employment. They viii not vote 20 expose
themselves TO the competition Of il!-paiJ for
cignerz who work for wigs that woUid not
keep an American alive.
New York Tr'buae 1t i early IN tire cam
paign TO make predictions. Bat this it Is
safe 70 predict that if the Republican party
carries every Northern State west O: New
York and New Jersey Il VIII not be beaten
on the tariff issue by the votes Of workshops
and w0rkiuzmen in doubtful E.stern States.
Every hour Of discussion and reflection
serves 10 bring strength 10 tbe ;icise. which
represents the National and loyal American
policy. Workingnen are beginning 10 think
aud 10 talk Il rests with tie Republican
parry 10 place before them facts and reasons
50 potent that iheir conviction cdH not be
shaken. Nothing bai Republican neglect To
educate the people cau now expose the cause
10 defeat.
Chicago later Oe,.,a The campaign has
opened with unusual yis3r in Missouri. the
champion Democratic state Of the West Ia
Vernon County. where a number uurecon-
siruc;ed rebels still I've, they made ard raised
a rebel Aas the ether day. When the loyal
citizens OF the community demonstrated, the
/ unrec0ustructed declared that 1t was an al
temp, TO destroy freedom. and Jhey being
+ loyal supporters of President Cleveland did
( not propose 10 be buildozed by Republicans.
When the flag was palled down by the en-
ragged citizens, local magistrate fined them
500 for disturbing the peace. The case has
been appealed, and Il is to be hoped that
Missouri viii not eiernaily De disgraoed by
/ her higher courts affirming this decision.
/ Philadelphia Nesss: The Democrats party
is pursuing tie same lypoaritical policy
with regard 10 trusts that it i pursuing with
+ free trade. The greatest trast Of ali-the
/ Standard oil Trusts q Democratic irr,s;.
+ It sent Secretary Whitney into the Cabinet
{ and Mr. Payne 10 the United States Senate.
Henry Hayemoyer, OF New York represent
Z ing the Sugar Trust. was given patient
Z hearing IN Washington By the Democratic
E Committee on WAYS and Means, whicl. &c
ceied, in servile fashion, 10 bis views, while
7 refusing sugar CONSUMERS, 5ecause there were
+ poor mea, chance to SPEAK. Atthe request
. Of Nj. Vance. Of CcuHeciicut- the wooden
screw monopoly was protected by the Dem-
( ocrats, and other combinations in the form
of trusts, created 70 squeeze the people by
curtaiiing production and raising prices, have
been constantly favored by the Democratic
( partv.
Indiana Democratic Dissension.
{ ISDISSAFoIIs. July i5.--ThcFe is pretty
row ia the Democratic PARTY OF the : ate.