The Odessa herald. (Odessa, Del.) 1888-1892, 1888-11-03
SHOWN UP.
Clereland's Costly Errors Point
ed Out by Blaine.
Vaoillating Foreign POlicy-'-Soorn
Heaped Upon Veterans Mis-
use Of the Veto Power---
Corrupting Loans to
Political Bank.
ing Friends.

The speech which Mr.. Biain delivered
IN Chicago is printed in full below. In
II he specifies the treatment Of the fish
cries question, the use Of the veto
power, the loans to Democratic bankers
OF great sums from the public Treasury
without interest, as among the fragrant
errors OF the Administrations. He said.
"The twenty four years of Republican
rule in the United States form an epoch
second only in importance to those great
years comprehended between the Debia-
ration OF Independence and the orgarii-
zatlon of Federal Government. History
recognizes this by assigning to the first
PRESIDENT and chief actor in the latter
period rank second only in American
craftsmanship and heroism to Washing
ton himself. The twenty-four wears
reach from 1861 to 1885, and were dis
tlngulshed by an advance in every de.
partment of industry and by a progress
IN every field of human effort more oxs
traordinary than were ever realized
within like period in any age in any
other country.
AT the conclusion of the twenty-four
years the executive power of the Nation
an5 ma9 ttanslgrted ~ 70 the Democratic party,
ALI Amos;o,l sne pontleal campaign in which the
loau 5aue people are now engaged Is to
LII shaii ll,ne whether the Democratic rule
snait continue or whether the Republic
an parry, on lts record OF achievements
snai pe entrusted with new lease of
Power'
ne hepuoilcans contend that the
general welfare OF the whole country has
Hos 4 peen promoted by the Democratic
nu,l,inlsera,1on; and that the Democratic
5;srn1a Unlsus VI reform nave been signally
eisrega1uea and trampled upon They
t tIon.enu that the Administration has
peeh against tne material welfare of the
Svuntry thatl IL mas not maintained the
.asaelonai honor, and that it threatens the
m .,n nPaiIniehs o. our Industrial system,
Nnereoy, under protective tariff, the
nas advanced SO rapidly in
toTea O1'ha my my rrosperitTh. M
.,, y " 4 spu5ilcans ,sril III. gn Mr. fCleyaa
-. ~ IL 1ilns snort Of the pfomisA
"noiewish 1is administration was inau-
suaaseu, auu ior disappointing the Just
p;est GoSa'.Ius 4l, wnlcn ms words inspired.
81 nss, siley arlaign him for his failure
" improve OlVli service, as he promised
"a esery form OF words in which official
pieuses Goulu De expressed. Instead of
IeIorrl' tnere mas been constant deterio-
latluh. instead oil curing the system of
partisan removals, the President has de-
ve.opeo ~ 10 such an extent that more
S,noials nave peen removed from office
e,'t sno Presehe administrator, with
ouv 'nnise anu ior mere political rea-
s sons' .nan Dy any three OF his predeces-
sois ~ olllee, even though three may be
seieg.eu VINO were eight years each IN
.iie ireslaenllal chalr The ''spoils sys-
gem, instead OF being rooted up, as the
iosieene PROMISED, mas been developed
aoae ruseasesy taan ever before and the
assessihent .;s'ss OF once holders is so noto-
auoaia ,ous 'iial M., .ie chairman oil the Demo-
eia,'c NATIONAL committee takes his sta
.lon N one OF the hotels at Washington,
wi1nlh sight OF the White House, and,
70 reau from a acongratulatory dispatch
Puolisneu III Democratic paper, re-
celyes assurance oil contributions from
lioIe 'nan iOO once holders in single
uay' mas moreover been charged in
sesponsiple newspapers and proved be-
Iore special committee of the Senate,
tleo men OF bad character, convicted
anu Paruoned criminals, have been placed
~ once under the present Administra-
honn a',t;a III 'laC thus tle civil service has
gree hitherto unkown o - ue-
Second. The Pennhl;can. orro;on ,ho
President for baging snrrendaS tho ~
rights of the country IN tha faLar;o, ' ns
the North American cnast IN ,nen,on o
dcropatory 10 the DIGNITY nf +ba Mat;nU
and in utter disregasd ~ tha r;o.htS JaS
the fishermen Tho nneat;on AZ
fisheries has ham a s,,hiaot oe s;s,.e ~
ever since the war of 1sIo and neuer pbs0 ho
fore has tbe country evan IN ;ta ~. Do oe
weakness been uiiIiro' 10 a,,u.o999 vs 9S ~ ~
Great Rritain tho ,;obts rvh;"b nn ~
tbe dav Of orr n,ass;1.a a,d - no"' az. =
nresent Idn,;ri@ ri@strot @ ahu onoi w
socr;fca os Mat;a',aI aonueous, " sie
strnct;on of ti'o ~ AVo' eue suo ue-
The nar;oan - s,'io - oui nsise, lliell.
nr;sad NJ ,ba to,,o popso "o.e nos lioio sur
tisberv r;gbts We s,'ara.,l .i ~ mnioh oul
Tho nerns;ators s Tion5 9H.iqnueIeu ~. .nah were
,rhan a., v,-aso,s s,.,, ~ Engiano themselves,
irsnrr,n,,, IN I snse opstacies nitherto
beon ranooraS aS'I I oy pIl'isn nuiplomscy nau
trot;on 80 ~ 49,, Dy ane Plesent Aulnlnis-
y;ctoru maSo ama ,ne a o,h pa,hway 70 aulpiomatlc
raSeOts.;rOs 0 E', sniTo.h auo easy 10 Vne rep
'''- 'e' 11 i"nu'
VETERANS TREATED WITH CONTEMPT.
Third. The Republicans arraign Mr..
Cleveland for his cruel disregard of the
rights of poor and needy soldiers, who
incurred their distress and their poverty
in the service of the Nation, and who, by
the interpositioh of the Presidents veto,
were deprived of the pittance voted to
them by Republican Senate and a