Telegram-herald., 1888-08-20


As stated in t4sss e.. umas ysstsfday,
To maa issas Ia ne prsssnE FrsaI-
asslisi esnDssga q one u principle. IL
- las .ssas between 80 pfiaelpl o. rec
iiads And Tat u protection. bolh the
great psrsiss srs mora pronounced ca
tais issas IA tAeiF platforms fhls year
taaa tEaY lave ever oesn lsrsiof0rs.
Pres dsnt CLsvsIASo forced me issue
Ggon the people IA his message ADd tie
ms ioriiy 81 Tie Ways AL Means Com
mitiss nss givsn Gslu4is form - ia
cOntsst By means q ths MILis Dali f.
i b ths Mas bll hat the Democracy
sfands OF fsis. Wessy that the issue
- sstsssa ias Driactpls u free trade
snd that Of projection. The Dsmo-
rata oblset-sspscisliy 10 STATES shsrs
important Industries are pfo.scssd-o
bang caiisd irse-tradsrs. IL Is per
iscily safs for aay man - assume
to % "gsvsaus- rsiofmer." Every man
sllnss Tho tart AVS mishs os "a sons
respects approved By smsndmsnt. Bot
the n.n vao urqaalh-dly advocates
fee trade vii dad very little congsnizl
company tals SIDE Of the domains Of
Qassn FIcrokIA Il aust 10 admi ted.
hoesysr. hat The Mus bill - decided
s,sp 10 Ihs direction Of tree trade. IL Is
The principle OF free trade limited by
political coodiuons. IL goss 10 the ut
most nst thai 10 authors bslisVs party
policy vii psrm.f. IL -, therefore.
essentially, though aot absolutely a free
trade msssure.
EsSkT WATrERsoS. tbs Ablest Amsri-
can tres-tratse. ssld rscsatiy tast The
Democrst -ao Il not ,ros- adsr should
20 sisssasrs." sad there % such
DANCE that large nunbsrs will take his
advice thar the press and the party cad
srs ars Loudly procls Mag that what The
party wants q not tree trade bat tariff
reform AID tbs Dsnocratc candidate
ior Govsrnor Of MicAigsa went So far a.
10 say that Z ths Mills ball Is Demo
cracy - u not 4 Democrat. Ia spite OF
al shis. however. tbe TACT rsms.8s that
tie spirit ard purpose Of ;es Democratic
party nnds ia fr.flln-nt IN free trade.
But Il the real issus - partially con-
cssisd 10 AnsTics, It - Understood IN
Enxlsnd. Said the London corres-
pondsnt OF its Nsw York World after
CtEvELANDs message had bssn pub
issed The English papers continue 20
devote much space 10 What they call
Mr.. CLAvELASD's declarst ca in favor a
free trsds The Brifizh Hosiery Re-
risw published to- folloRIog prediction:
We FeDtg,s 20 ssssrt that Eug .sad viii
r-ap TIE lsrgsst share OF any advantages
thar nsT arse from ih- adoption % he
ideas s0v sdvccsfsd by the ,r-e-,rads
pssty IN 10 Usiisi Sts,ss." The London
Spectator ssJs "GEovEB CLzvELASD has
aons mors % advance ths cause Of free
trade than sny PRIME Minister q Fog
land has sxsr done" TIE London
Eccpowsst forecasts tbs future and BE-
lives sost "Oa ne adoption Of tree trade
By fhs United Slsles depends the greater
snare % Enzlish prosperity Tor a good
many Years. to come. Tue London
Globe q clear ghtsd enough 10 sss that
The csniral saus q The contest lies be-
o. ssn tks nsintensncs e the present
system intact sni rs modification IN The
direction ~ f~ss trade. And on that
broad question Mr CtsvSIAND's csndi-
3slurs naturally sud necessarily carries
Euxlish sympathy" Finally the Lou
den Itasfs comes 20 The front With tia
brosd- minded remark that to only time
England cen uss an frisbmsn e whsn hs
eni-rstss 90 America and votes FOR frss
trade