The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-11-21

s----..s eueap anu cneap men mean n cheap
country" we Indignantly repudiate such an in
depreciation OF American sentiment. And when
another one, high In party councils, who has be-
come notorious as the advocate OF contrivance
W ", Po.ua'e paI supremacy uy outrageous
in,erierence ,.., WIN tne suffrage, announces that
,'' ~, -, eaespness ,ep ,'as 's w Alnerlcan' we
',oy 'ep', Una. n's speecn uoes no. inuoate
'li1 Wy, s'sn Vo'oepuon VI eiue Alne.canism'
aos .e,er @ 70 osner u''erances Oh nse import
ni s'n,,a. ., , 80, : oonoens nyse, WIN re-
oaii'ns 'ne nhos' Important anu sgnincaht' Inc
"ouuei "e y s.a' these .hihss were aooresseu py
an, a' 70 Amerlcans Mnat was tne occa,
. =. s"ese Vi e9eapness' ana
mns, nau no"es. ~, men anu women zone
be thfaatsned with The sn,the,s .cha. " nas,r,,
and ''un-Americap,"
Tn. p,ro,. ~, p.u,., s...
: -
., s naiu " epeaA Pa'ienVp as we answer these
q, queo,ons' o'ep y s'eP vast nunUer OF our
pevp'o "au oee" ~, 1eu VI, io"vWins uhnuy IN tne
pas" Vi pary' ihey haa oeeh nIieu with nate
auu ,, se1e.ona. PreJuuicei .ney nau oeen caJoled
VIZ wv" ns' auu laise promlses tney
aa W a, oeon WIN W. hioney anu uy appeais
70 70 Ine,l seiI~snness' ~ Al these tnings led up 10
., ,e,i u ma ~ oesi iaya 70 sas'siy 'ne ueuahus OF
e ei'Ose VIM "a" suPpheu 'ne iunu ior theH cor
rup.on' -,
~ s sy 20. WIS palPaoe' anu :. was iuipos-
sipie " ueny VI conceai tne tact tnat the pre-
iese' 70 one peoPe III iuilirnent
% nisoe oy vne party entrusted WIN tne govern.
nlene was uu' sehene 70 pay the ueots incurred
" the Pnivn'se VI party success Wnhe IL turther
w ' - VIC MASSES.
~, ,f . ' "'u o"i "0i".
',, we'V M @s ias. s'Vuseu ~ anu eeinanueu
- 81 iha. ~ ~. my aau oeen .augn. lot loO
."t ~ ,nv us' 'ou'ion oi oenenOs tneir gov.
ernen' .i snouu @ pe eauinnis.ereu WIN eqnanty and
!ussee. iney nau iearneu tnat wealth. was not
.isi a.. p " y pee.io,iiy y. ,v anu .na' u uu NOV
s o ~ POsso'oOiS W ssPeeiai eo'ernhehuiI
t.' tasors ~ nuiip'e men win scanty incomes mad
oeea oy .ne innuence ana spirit OF
s o ,uous " p'asoioo eVonohy unu Iugai-
~, " .ne Gnu .has ,ney lhight ENJOY 10 tne ut
iio'' 'ue 'e"a'u' Vi 'nen 'o"'
caught In the Act of Robbery.
The leaders Of the party, which was caught in
the act of robbery and which was arragned by the
people for violation of its trust, were forced by
their sad predicament to a desperate expedient
To attempt TO reverse the current of true Ameri
canism and discredt the most honorable senti
ments belonging to American manhood were the
disgraceful tasks of those who insuted our people
by the announcement of the doctrine that to de.
sire cheapness was to love nastiness aud to prac.
tce economy and frugality was un-American.
Thus do we plainly see that when the path
pointed out by patriotism and American citizen.
ship is forsaken by party in power for schemes
OF selishness and for INSCRIPTIONS conspiracies
for partisan success, its course inevitably leads
70 unjust tavortisnl' neglect OF the interests OF
rar,hlioor ,,s,i,,,,,ps 90 a. % ~ iI.,s',on "
-, i.,it 80 a 80 - soii,e -. ~ ~, 70 ene
A,nar,na soet,,,ant Insult W Vrue
recent fohticai Revolution"
1t cannot be denied that political events in the
past have gone Tar toward encouraging arrogant
party assumption. Every thoughtful and patri-
otic man has at times been disappointed and de-
pressed by the apparent indifference and demor-
azation of the people. But such reflections have
no place in the Fluctuations of tonight. This d
a time when faitb in our conntrvmsn sbonId ha
fullv re seta tabl,shaa uha no;sa =, = . ~ ,,. 40
I'll a, .i,, ,a ho,eo ,, Vi a ieo.'nt pohe
lcai re'olution is stl heard throughout the land;
the people have just demonstrated that there ID
point beyond which they cannot be led by
blind partisanship. and that they are o,ite com
petent to examine and correctly decide noitical
,a.;,o ,;'"I 80 80 80 80 uoeue Poi'ioa' P,