Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04


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sartnsa1, 10 mgst be tsrust sheer ig
uoraacs II q were act Uzce seriously .
deserves a SHARPER cna-r4eterixatlon tn4n
courtesy ~sA permit me " 4pply iCheefs-
Aad uON HlIa s1rpias 4rtlIiciA4ig, (,
studno4s,y and psrslstentiy piled Up, tie
u-emooc.tIc Administrator Aka tnat IS
tuEure growth - 21VSrsed D.
uxstAcTlss EaE rzoHscTIVz rAEIYy
and reveuus or free-srz1s tariff be estao-
Lshsa Ia lts stead Does net Secretary
E4-lc1Ild xa9W that Tsducta0n OK the rate
Of duties W. largely Increase the irnportA-
tLsu and largely increase the surplus. II
ns does not zn0N lt lot him recur 70 the
cause that brought on the financial crisis Of
l-,57 al the naaaci4l crisis Of 1857; and II
he 5 rot satisfied with these practical Illus
trstions in hls own country, let elm 80 back
0ns hundred and sesect5- i've years 70 The
relyn of Queen Ann N Engia2d. when Dean
Svv1ft informed the ministry that he mig a.
double sce duty and haive the revenue, OF
hslVe the duty aud double the revenue.
lCbeers Mr FArchild proposes, By way
0f gockng rad of = surplus. % nalve tue duty
and double the revenue. Laughter and
cheers 1 believe, NJ Chairman, that
tnsre asvcr wa an administration Of tho
Treasury Department that showed 50 little
practical apprehensl SION of the condition or
the country, cue that has been 50 nlet and
permeated with that offensive concelt
WhlcE always marks the theoretical free
trader. Great cheering I sad before,
and repeat now, th@, L . Republican Sec
retAry OF the Treasury had loaned S0o.OoO,-
coo y pet banks A. over the country, with
oGt Interest, ths Democratic party, II they
controlled the House OF Representatives,
would have moved 20 impeach him, and l
ocaeve IT. TCries Of That's So do
not say the Republicans would 50 treat
Secretary Fairchild had they control Of the
Rouse, because the Republicans are not
fond OF violent methods. but are sccus-
toned % proceeding with caution and
moderation IN public affairs. They
DOsAT WISH TO fNPEACH HIN
before the Senate, but they impeach him
before the high court OF the people for
having done that which was plainly
ayainst the public interest and tor having
failed 20 respond 70 the precedents set by
forne-r Secretaries of the Treasury IN
faithfully aud constantly applying the sur
Plus - the reduction OF the public deot-
lCheers-