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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
FoR Fann wool

Before tho Ways aud Means Commit
tee Of the House Of Representatives. yea
terday the manufacturers OF Woolena
ana tho growers OF wool met IN solla
opposition, M, bennett, editor OF the
AmeIioanWool Reporter, made tho lead
ing argument ia favor OF free wool
la substance he said
zone OF the most prosperous PERIODS
Of tne WOOlrn Manufacturing industry
WAS from 1852 20 1867 and THIS pros
pefity was not due alone 70 tho WAT,
but 10 the fact that the duty on fhN
wool waa low, and the duty on manu-
faeturrd goods was high enough 70 ~,
ford our milla abundant protection ana
To heRt0w upOn our wool growers the
blessings Of al abundant home market
During that period American nhtsp
huRbaldry expanded ehoflhouhly
ald ln 1851 the number OF
sheep in OHIO reached Total
of 75bbb07 head, Ana then
came an Increased TAX upon
word Ia 1867 which continued un'
changed uiitll 1888 aud with The OK,
oepiIon OF the year 1893, tne number OF
aheep la Ohio grew steadily smaller and
beautifully less after that dhte, ia
1876 the number OF sheep IN ONO hhd
fallen 10 4, 100 2ss head, under the hlgh,,
est duties upon wool ever known, Aud
now a httle oOlterie OF Ohio politicians
standa Ia the light Of wool growers and
wOOlen manufacturers ana W pucli
proofs OF tho destructive influence OF
high tax upon wool ~ we haYe Just
presented replies merely with threats
Que Of the largest manufacturers ana
atrouge6t pfOteotiOnlala Ia Philadelphia
recently said, Il would rather have
four years OF free wool, even with rluE
of free goods at the eld or that ume
than endure another four years aueh w
We have Just been through" '"
Mr.. bennett stated indlaputable
facts, not the fallacIea Of hope nor the
dealres of greed, aud his argument
contained 10 much uuaasallable force
that Judge Lawrence, and Columbus
Delano, tho Protection "Fallacials" be'
lore the committee, urged an adjourn
mont, TO gain time, to retate, II posi-
Ole Mr.. iiuneua statements, 10 be'
gins 70 louE aa though tae "iarili was
A tax"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

"GEERYMANDER' 10 what the Repub.
lican press OF on ielgn TO term the
Congregational RediStrlcting Bill that
the Democratic Legislature will surely
pass. Gerrymander indeed; when the
state has beeu nearly eyonly divided In
pol tlcal sentiment aud yet Republican
legislatures have 80 distrloted fol con.
gressional purposes that the Democrats
could only elect five out Of twenty one
representatives The supreme eiiront'
cry IN the pretensiong OF some Ropub.
Lean papers 10 amazing II they can
persist In applying the word GERRY.
mander" to the net OF Justice the DEM
ocratlc legislature will do the people Of
this state In setting them on u proper
congressional basis, We shall begin to
reason that the readers OF Republican
papers can he satisfied with chat and
not nauseated with rot;euueGs. The
Republican press have long entertained
the belief that anything they published
would be regarded as gospel by their
readers, Intellectual or truthful force
they reasoned was not essential. Many
Republicans have found them out.
Many more have still 10 realize their
bogus methods.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

wirea ara down, and land slides arc
common The AiohisOn, Topeka y
bint fe railway hyalrm 10 phralygsd
hnd las NOT fnn a train out Ut nor Into
Los Angeles Ia twelve days, Tho
hluthffu Pacific 10 IN practically the
hame onndlilOn, eame over itR lines
10 lhleagO, aud was DELAYED Tor thirty
fiH h0ufe un tho Colorado desert, 1900
feet hflnw ihe level OF the Rra on,
tell you, matters ar6 Ia a irlRhttul CON
dllinn, and what the eud will be unless
lhH rain speedily ceahfa - something
TOO horrible 10 contemplate
II there 10 any o0nfolatlon In tho
greater distress Of another people as
compared with our owa miseriea, the
prevailing condition IN California
should make US truly eOnlenled,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Foreign immigration to this country
for 1850, WAS Is, 3G7 less than for 1855
The emigration tendency in Europe
seems 10 be toward South America
The advocates of "Amefica for Ameri
cansn and "Chuese wall around our
Country viii discover long that we
need foreign market for our surplus
Perhaps about that time the foreign
consumer may have adopted the plan
of retaliation and he may echo back
the tantalizing fraud, "Amerlca for
AMERICANS" The sooner we a9 q people
hegiu tolearn that the human family Is
akin the world over and that we are
one essential 70 the other the better IL
will be for our future. Protection
against Ignorance, prejudice aud sham
statesmen, is what we need most, just
now, and the soouer we secure that the
better it viii be for our trade and com
mercal interests.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Tho Chicago Tribune doe Medllio
paper reads tho rot act 10 Major No.
kiulcy aud charges him with cslling
before the Ways aud Means committee
Quly bucn wiluesBpa NJ want higher
WrI taxes Here Is what tho Tribune
oays' "Why 10 ~ when The tarO is bo'
irg considered, the only witnesses seat
ior are those personally Interested In
tho highest possible rulrsY'
That ID rather u suggestive query,
coming lrom 80 high u REPUBLICAN
source as the Tribute, Further on Ia
hl6 argument the editor Of that paper
lnlmateS very plaiuly TO the chairman
Of the Ways ana NeangcQmmittee that
II he does not want 10 make Of the
cause Of Protection o farce, or Of the
future Of the Republican Parry fall.
urs, no had better alter his tactics.
The Protection hobby Is getting into
boiling water aud tho probabilities arO
that II will 20 or into 80 much yapor
The recent admissions Of leading Re-
pubIcans that "lhe tariff must b0 re.
yisld tu tbs necessities Of the govern.
ment," ere u strong index that they
tO,esee the coming storm, But even
that doeq not satis,y Republicans OF the
MtdIIl type, who have already had
some experience with tho deceptive
qualities Of Republican statesmon, aud
perhaps do not propose to bo caught
again.
Yes, the tariff Is q tax" A." and " is ov.
ideat eyeu Major Mckinley, with the
thut 10 being made, begins to
realize H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

IT Is said the car Of Russia has re-
fused 70 recognize the Republic Of Bra
Ill, which h hl7 diplomatic right, We
don't suppose u makes any difference
10 Brazil But 10 read George Ken
mans travels In Siberia and the terrible
suiicungg Inflicted by Russia on her
state exit Q IN tia, far away God for
SAX n country, makes one wonoer that
any civilized government In the world
would care 20 have Administrations
with ruler who Is 50 heartlCs8ly cruel
in The treatment Of subjects, whose
only offeuse is, tbat they have been try.
Ing 70 rid Themselves OF despoIlo gov
ernment that should long since have
been wiped from the face of The earth
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
MnAp po pnnY paIaK oF Ig.

Here ia another extract from the
Chicago Tflbupe'a Qthe leading llepub'
lloan paper Of tho Weal) admoniIiOn 70
Major Mckinley
"lO suppose that a protected manu-
faGturer VINO II eijOJing the Hdyan
tageh OF y trust monopoly duty VIII
favor lta reduction 10 rather absurd,
These men have gfoantd 0VF their im'
pending ruin 30 frequently that II IL a
Waate OF tlm6 10 lihlen 10 their deoep'
tive, misleading talk again, " Major
Mckinley dealfth 10 got Instructive
testimony he hhOnd Aend for h0me of
tho people who arc iutefhted Ia feYla'
ion and reduction OF the tariff and got
iheiT statements Would 10 not be u
good IDEA for Major Mckinley 20 send
70 his own state, aud 70 his own town
OF Canton, and u shefman'a town OF
Mansfield for some OF thn eK-ltepubli'
eana who arc now voting the Demo
cratic ticket and attribute their change
OF front solely ~ the tarlit QuealiOnY
Trades nnl1n w0rkmen from Canton,
Mansfield, Dayton, Springfield, Newark,
sanduhky Clty, Toledo aud other places
Ia Ohio who are voting for tarilf re-
duollon would make interesting VT
they arc demanding reductions which
their bosses are telllhg the ways aud
means committee could not bn made
without a severe Cut Ia wages, They
must either attach no weight 10 the
statements OF their employers, or must
think that any l0aa OF wages would be
more than made up by tho leaarned cost
OF living, Statements from IA VI
standpoint would bH OF great interest,
but they are not hent for WHY The
tariff committee could get important
aud suggestive testimony II 10 would
hend for representative farmers In the
west aud lab0rlng mon In New York |
city, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Masaaohu |
aetta, Rhode Island, New jersey aud |
Ohio, aud sven Chicago, aud not con
tent Itself with llptenng to tho old stt
VI l0uded dice witnrasra, who merely |
repeat their ancient GrOnklngl th0Wlng |
that they are opposed 10 any reduction
VI their personal bounlius under all
What does the Linen DuSter Brigade
think OF the emartlng chuuks OF stub
born fact that the Tribune ventures 20
,ast into the arena OF republican dis
ienaionsY The ouly strlolure that hon,
'at men can visit upon tho Chicago
Tribune IL that II did not boldly declare
ts continents In the last campaign, II
made q move In that direction but was,
ge wont say bought off by pelf, but
ather by the lulurnoe tho prlf gather
ira had over tho editor The Tribune
,uew that tho advocates Of the rtpub
lean platform with respect 20 the tar.
n, were the sheorost nonsen0e aud by.
,ocriSy II had tried dorIng the cam
'aign 10 say 80, but was ohoSed,
truth crushed 10 earth shall rise
guni" perhaps the Chicago Tribune
2ill rise 0galn. l's Efforts 10 tell the
ruth were oommendable, lts failure 20
o 80 brought scOrn to the ears Of It's
roprietors,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

THE opposition orgao} that pretend
such horror ~ the idea Of co., Bfice
becoming y Senator from Ohio because
he is a rich man, shonld no. iail to
study the comparison between Brice
end John Sherman Nobody ever claim
ed that Bdce made his money In polIu
cal Office and nobody ID bold enongh to
dispute that sherman made ali he's got
In official position How a man can no.
quire the riches John Sherman hG9, al
salary OF 5000 per year hes long
b9en n mystery 10 the people Of the
Uoited States Republican papers that
really desire 10 do the people u service
In the matter Of keeping wealth out OF
Official position, should take up the
case Of John Sherman. He has become
immensely wealthy during his political
career, yet we have yet 10 see q Repub
llcan paper ask the question, Howp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

TnE RrpuBNctn candidate for eoun'
BY commissioner tn Cook cuuuty, IN ,
In 1883, wis charged by tho d mooratic
press with beiug an anarchist lie at
trlbuted his defeat 10 tho charge aud
brought au acton ior libl against the
Chicago DAILY News That paper has
llled u d murrer aud asks dlameaal on
the grouud tha' tho word anerchlst 10
not u term OF rrprupch, The Judge re-
served hl5 decision But Newspaper,
will soon know whether TO place "An'
archist" iu the vocabulary Of libel or
among the nogeourhoniOus words thgt
have engraytO upOu them the science
Of newspaper hiuery,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

10 cannot be impressed upon the
Democrats of the State, 100 strongly,
that the protests Of the high
kickers' up IN Cuyaboga county,
against Colonel BCioe's candidacy
for the u. \. Senate, Are the sheer.
est presumption. With not u vote TO
glveto the purpose they undertake 10
dictate 70 the Democracy Of the State.
And looking over the list OF names Of
the prOtestants, we regret 10 say nre
some whose advice should DO emphati.
caly stunned. They arc democrats
forirevenue only'and the best evidence
OF tho falsity Of the republican charge
that Col. Brlce 70 using money In his
campaign, is, that the parties 90 whom
We refer are "kickersN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

THE h publican machine down In
Warren unity are rather bold In their
methods. The commissioners offer q
reward Of $500 for the apprehension
and conviction Of the deflulting eX
County Auditor, Graham, 10 issaid to
be a well known fact that Graham and
his family are living quietly at Toronto,
Canada, and the commissioners, 10 IL
understood are aware OF 10, The idea
prevails that Graham viii shortly
put himself within reach aud tie ie.
ward, after his appreheu ION will be mp
piled towards lIquliatlng his stealnga
or course that will relieve Grahgms
bOndsmen 20 the extent OF 5000 Bat
between Graham, bis boudsmen aud
the county commissioners, Warren
county has got pretty kettle Of fish,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
Auouns WELL ron aoNasT MEN

Republican affairs h Ohio are IN d
Pretty condition Here IL what Tho
, inolunau 1imes'star (RcpublIoall
says Of the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL.
Gazttlr (llfpubIIoa);
"lt has accept d aa genuine, without
any tlturt ht YrtlisatlDu, tho gro neat
llbula on pr0ml tnt Htatthmeu, 10 haa
penlttruily opp sed the platform Of
The party lu ono on the aulu1u qnra
ton. II has npp1Hfd The enluferWeNt
Of law H. has drlrldyd oflluial tuull.
vance with HilpOn nlHithlhth, u has
lHui the support ui iia tleucr ia fulllan,
lam IA revls,aHc0 20 law L. hes Hpuln'
va d for priluB no The Jury y,u0x "
tas tUu ucutG OtNli publican papery"
A. 70 whrthr"Inal "a 'he rtcold OF
q Republican pHprE" wg think We eau
answer the lIurt star Thee are
some rXcrptlruatp tho character eflgb'
lFhei BY tho Commercial GHa'ttcc, but
oa rule We ere FCrry to say ll5 incon'
siaieuOIr6 ar Waly In keeping with the
average Rgpul,Icdu paper Of tho day,
lite,hlon, W. are Just ludiuRone anoth'
or oul You ku0w "Whon thieves fall
out, honea men aro apt N get their
dues" We think the "falllng out OF
the Republican press augurs we'll for
honuat lntn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
PROPERLY RnnUKHp.

Ex.Pftsdent Cleveland has NJ last
been forced 10 retuke IN no mistaken
language the New York sun, That
paper has Tor several wears back beon
pcnlstently attacking aud mlsrepro.
scnting NJ Cleveland, aud all because,
when that gentleman was governor Of
the state OF New IoIE, he refused 10
make an appointment the editor OF the
sun preSumed 10 dictate. All reagona'
blo men no matter what their political
procliviiul will support the TX
President Ia his denuuclallon Of Tie
degrading methods tAe sun has pr
sued. A Newspaper Is ogtItIed 60 criti.
clsc. but not 10 dictate % men In onl.
cill position. Aud when paper Ike
the Sun fiils In lis prcumptnoua plans
aud then aida insult 10 injury by such
surreptliuus methods as The san has
praotIcpd, II should be reprehouded by
all well meaning cit2,ng The Cleve-
land Lender haq a reputation In this
locality for genuine repfeheneihili'y,
but between tho Laad'r aud tle Sun,
the latter 10 mtitled 10 the medal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09


n Is not surprising that Democratic
sentiment might Jr clustering ABOUT
| Cul. lince HH lhe ehplcu iul I ,, Atild
Tor. The ila,uu Ultscka OF tlit lrpuO,
llGan press upon James y, Campbell
lea 10 hia uum nation uud eleCuOu Tor
Governor The persistent mllclOuA'
| uBbH OF lhb atlne UiuWu AhOWtlcd upon
Col. Biice may force The Democracy to
take caro- uf hlm, Our Republican
brethren make him tho SPECIAL 0pjrct
Ol theirusbautH. What h more natur
"A than hs should become the special
ObIrCg OF Democratic defense, ltepubll
call leaders are very anxious lest thelle'
mUcfaoy ul ONO arnd a man 10 Tue
senate wh0 may serve Drmnuratc ~
teIra,s TO good advantage lhty rWSe
their hnt db Ia "nOIy nuu0l' nv Cot
iflcua supposed rlgutH, IL hRa never
been bhuW 4 aud cannot Ue thut Col
hrpn acquired his WeultA IN bu Ill
climate mglutr, by tdmptfiug WIN
Legislature or otherwise uslng corrupt
iulurlctB % attain ms enuJ, We wish
Wauuuld aAj AS mnrh fUf acme of the
Gentlemen who occupy cushioned chairs
III VI ~ llNtN W hAN Y NAhNN 'HN''"t w
i0pluttntatiyea ut Republican cOubdlu
unciua. Con, BhGu, 10 hll been shown,
gathered his Wt,dtu aa the rtduIt Of sn'
pefOr huFlue5s tucG genus ana
foresight he hts perfect lignthlUng with
the Uther gentlemen WHO N'pire 10 tue
high honor TO announce his candidacy
aud make every honorable struggle for
the coveted place. Ills Integrity has
never been queatloned, aud 10 that
connection w6 are reminded OF the tnte
saying OF modern phllobopherNho do
clal60 "a DuliOurat VINO became rich
dnd fumaiuua In tho Democratic parry
Advocating Dem jcrauc prnciplea, ~
was safe 10 Say was an hOurst man,
The Other KIND invariably joined the
Republican,
foe list Of names announced TO 81 |
before tue Democratic caucug, are
every QUE of them, entitled 70 earnest
Democratic support, The chol0e rests |
with the caucus, or che Democratic ma
iOrity In thnlieglBl0ture anu every Dem
Ocrat Ia ONO has OOulldUnce IN tue |
wi don OF that choice, But, we repeat |
The insane attacks Of The hpu0lioan !
pnBs upon Col. BIlcU may force the |
Democracy 10 take care Of MIN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
ADAD SHOWING

SlNtI6.lca show HAT the total amount
OF money cmbt22lrd Or dishoutslly up.
proprIattd dniug 1889 by persona
Ia ihs United states occupy
Ing responsible positions IA nearly
nine million dollars. That Ia not u
good showing, ltiS au evidence that
too many Of tho men sc trust aud have
confidence In are living beyond their
mrnls. The 0ragr OF speculation, the
greed for we nth, aud the desire 10 live
better than their means or ino0ms af'
ford, Is a danger that oonironls the ma
ton, and that must be manifest 10
every observing eye, There must be a
return 10 more gimpl5 honest, aud an
ces,rdl htbits, In the example set by
those who can I've better than their
nclghb0rF, aud who by eSc1ssea In on
tertanmrnt, cXctgsrG Ia attire, aud ex
ceesesln luxurica OF observation-disclosures
courage extravaganza by tbodH who are
not financially equipped 10 ",raeel with
the swim" A return by the rich to the
more simple, aud slucefe entertainment
Of olden times, would, We think do
much toward checking the evil In those
who want 10 be rich and live like the
rich, but don't get there fast enough 10
crafty their ambition
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
pHn hKPuRLIuAN CAUCUS unoluh
hOH REHApoh,

ram hKPuRLInAN OAUuua unotuh
tOh hHAAToh'
The Republican caucus nomination
for u D, senator fium Ohio eou'innes
70 "sliIup tbe animplh" ~ tho litpub
lioap camp, Before lhp ELECTION u Will
be remembered, Mufat llalslead had
me convenient tfleids advocate hi
election 10 tho senate, should ife leg
lslalure b. llrpuhlican Ia mpiTily' IL
was undtratuod that llulsiead was ne
ayowrd candidate of the Republican
party, ldt they got lefli tho lrgsla
lurr elected WIS Democratic IN N iir
NY, aud viii Of ooume choose Demo
cratic SENATOR Now, llalstead being
fheayOwed CANDIDATE Of Tho llepnbll
cans during the campaign, what more
reasonable than hs should expect tho
caucus nomination OF his party
empty honor though II brY
hui llaatead makes mistake, he IN
dghting the nomination OF STANDARD Gas
Foster, through the columns Of the
Commercial Gaaellri he should bo more
modest and not usp his paper 10 ad'
vance hia etus-l brJIer pursupllhe aute
election schume aud aaye hia fdeuda
doit.
The Commercial GR2 'tle, Cleveland
Lnadtr, ana o,hJT leadiug Republican
papers haye locked horu6 over VI qurs'
iIou aud II promise 10 be more lively
scramble than tho Democratic Caucus
choice, which however has tho merit Vt
,tourIug an election by tho leglilalure
aua ID not bring fought bought or sold
by Democratic ieAepAprm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Hon, JOSEPH BAILEY, a leading re.
publican Of Colorado, says Of President
Hanlsons appointees In that State:
"itisa note worthy fact that th ap.
pointees OF The general government for
Colorado made by The present admins.
tration are men who either have been
or soou will beindlcted for crimes by
our grand iures"
In an administration that is blessed
with 80 much Christian pretension is II
notslrange it should find association
with snch characters as are described
IN Mr.. Baley's statement Eighteen
hundred and ninety.three, In March 10
along ways or, but IL viii certainly
end the political career Of Benjamin
Harrison, twenty third president OF the
puited states. His administration, Is
beyond "a doubt The moot hypocrltical,
our history recordsa Not only IS II q re
oileclion Oh the wh9b y American people,
srryt even the Republican party has had
ssn.i,-e sufficient ID The past and paIes
P1uIadastbe defiant iniquity Of the Har-
sin maine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

A nineteenth century necromRnecT
has made the discovery that TO day,
Dan, On Of each yearJ Will reveal The
apple crop for tho eoming season, |
the day b. very cloudy o large yield Of
apples viii follow II " b6 partial y
cloudy, only u partial cror; and II
clear, the crop Uil, be- u failure. lie
youchol FOR tho reliability ot ihig iyu,
aa the reanIC Of yerrl Of otubtprwni.u
Apple cuIiurists should laht uo,e Of
this aud sfe how reliable u ia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

MONTANA Republicans have tele'
grSphed senators Sherman and Ingalls,
whether or not they shall eleGt OulIed
States Senators, Press DIapatch.
Aud so senators sherman and lnRalB
are to ten the Republicans OF Montana
what action ~ WkG since the dnys OF
20 wheu Ulllen WdB cheated ont Oi Llle
Presidency hy The connlyunce aud ihe
hand work OF Senator sherman ana
Elzi PlnkstOn 40 greater opportunity
hnb presented itself Tor that distln'
guiBhrd gentleman to redemoustrate
hls hbillti0B m cneating Democrats out
OF well earned Victories, than ~ direct
lug thu course OF Montana kepubioHns
In attempting 10 steal the Senatorships
from that state. 10 IN said that Sher
man IN the last OF the aUJiye partlc'
ipnnts in the "Crime Of 1877 Q0r 30
Ills, ory vii record ~. ~ isnot strange
that Montana RepuDllcanb look 10 hlm
for advice for he knows how " was
done
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

TIM New York Word Is growing
ileree Ia ita attacks on Col llrlca mud
tho opinion Is growing, that the Worll
has little personal spleen In The mess
IL 10 said Col Brlce as chairman of thr
Democratic National Committee would
not permit tho eiioryesceut Word "a
run the Democratic campaign OF 1873
which Of course was an aw.ilsllght u
the "wOuld DO" organ Of tho National
Democracy, The World W beginning
10 "bltu more than u can chaw"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Hon HENRY l. PlEnOE ~ tho an.
nuhl dinner OF the Massachusetts Tnr
m Reform League referring 10 the pur'
poses OF the 0rguuiH lti0n sud
"lt ia no small advantage that in The
struggle belore ui We nave Tor 0ur
leader "A man Ot moral courage sterling
honesty, sltaightl0rwardneau The most
intcrogtlng personality In American
lilO.- Grover Cleveland, Great Hp,
plause and cheers lasting several min
utes
Hon. Roger @ Mills gave utterance
10 th5 fOllowiut'
History repeats Itself, and w arc
hOre tonight demonstrating with our
government for no wrongful iu,erfel.
ference with our private business, dO.
pressing our industries, puraly2Ing our
labor iinuoYeCghlug our people, aud
cutting OF Out foreign lrNde, aud Co.
night we Bpy 10 Mr. Harrison ard Mr..
liaine, m our fathers said 10 King
George aud Lold North; You have
no right 10 close Onr ports Grover
ClOyelanG nj the head Of the MOhawks
In December, 1887, threw tho tea over.
board ana called on the people for the
vudioall)u Of tho right Applause !
We had 0ur brxingt0ns nud Bunker
lillU IN 1888. We had our Saratoga Nv
1880. Woahall have our Yorktown In
1897
The advance gunrd for the next pres.
ldentlal battle is already ON the move,
recruits are joining the popular cause
every dny aud when the llnal struggle
shall come n people deceived, cajoled
aud betrayed in 1883 will ylndicate
themselves In 1892.