New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
.T1ov AND THE ELECTION BILL.

LATfON AND THE ELECTION BILL.
Boston. Dec IS (SpcciaD. Ex-Assstant Postmaster
General J. :. Clarson is registered at NoulGS ho'c
where he arrived this morning having come diFec'F
from the South His purpose in coming to Boston Is
10 visit his sons. who students at HarNdru
when The journal" reporter called upon MN unN
afternoon Mr. Clark>on talked freely in regard ~ o
recent elections and the prospects for the iu'u'c
Clarkson chairman Of the Republican 'ohercSSon'I
Campaicn Committee In the last election. lie sa'u
~ do not believe in talking much about '''c "'NI
defeat but would rather look forward l" 'ne "cNV
victory. But just a word in regard To the pas M'S'
the Republican victory of lS-s the importers III Wv
York that il that victory should N'"" J." N7'''
ton for protection their business W'"l 0' 80 anu
with their profits Of millions OF dollars i"cf III"
mediacly began to organize for the next I i Is al
onuIcnt element and they stimulated EXTRAORDINARILY
tie circulation OF Democratic new papers my oV up
literary bureau and put it under tie ure''ion VI TWO
Young men from Cornell College VINO oo'"'oU "ic"
whole time TO the work Of 'educatoh - 'loH '"i7u
IT, Meantime they secured the names OF i"'''o N"'c'
ing Democrats wavcring Republicans ana IMPRESSION
able Republicans in Iowa. The conn" '''' va, ~
and merchants raised the cry ot h-" p'l'CS " ~
imposed upon the family and the laIlh'I -
as smart as the Democrats. and 20 to t'e l'LH anu
r, ,hor, Tho interest they have in standing by the
Mckinley hill and thds develop American interests
and manufactures We must show the W"'hih5'h'l
that II he gets frecradc prices he VIII ais" Ic0'''c
free trade waCcs. Personally. any Judgment ""o
oIDOsPd putting ttllU OH uI' az" '''' 80
favor Of general reduction Of the tarin by revision
We did decrease il SIOOOOO.GO0. but the .ew millions
Of increase # TN. t. develop its manufacture IN
America and on wool. t. protect the snecp growing
interests of America touched the family IN |''''
MANY places. think We 'ucht not 10 nave ooHe
IT, But after il WAS agreed upon as a natter OF
party judgment. there should be no backward step
We have gone INTO tie -lt with this measure and
we must establish It's popularity. ! was ~ favor
Of the reciprocity plan. l was opposed 20 me
reduction on sugar being maze a wa made
There is where hart The increased prices look
effect before election. while shall not receive the
benefit OF the decreased price on sugar until next
April"
How about the Election blu Mr.. CArhson7'
Il am for the Election bill Every fairminded
man ought 10 lie wiling that every other voter IL
the land should have aS fair chance - ne Vas
himself That is all there Is TO the Election bill
We who are II the Republican party today must
realize that il j. the party which ls The custodian oi
elections We owe more 10 children Who are
10 come after Us than we do 10 the party even. hut
the purely selfish interests OF tie Ecpuh4'
can party lie absolutely In pure elections
North and South in lie large cities and
everywhere Il is satanic impudence for the Demo
cratic party TO say their ignorant vicious voters
in the large cities Of the North shall vote and that
our honest ignorant voters in The south shall not
be allowed 10 vote
"Wil the Election biil pass ?"
There IS no assurance that 1t VII II was the
first pledge Of the party in h> last platform ia"
reuubctu party has been given chance after
being nineteen year, out of full power to purify u"
election laws and 70 give 20 il own voters equal
''5''S VIII" al 80 -, -, ,, 49,, nav g.. ..
d" Az - - ,n, -,..- ,rb, have l,,-i-
decay thlhA some VI IIV ''''".''' ""' ,,,,
less specuations At stake inclined to Jet the III
Se defeated through delay. There are Others who
have negatively honest opposition 20 It who are more
interested in other bills and who fear That l'IN
consideration OF the Election iii VIII defeat tAsc
,,.a ,,1,.,,r,s Tina, * inc u The silver pcoj.r~
V'''I "','s'N's i.l' -. f,,..,,I 1c.i.-,,i,o q"
Il think there is a majority in each house ou"y
would do with such biz. We need revision OF our
banking system in the interest Of the flrme' His
49, "a,oard' such revision Especially is Iii.
true Of it, members ID rle si,et farming states.
thnk its southern wing but adjunct Of TIE Demo
cratic party what its "e9''fH Wiz u'vs
with which party 1t "c's' otPe'o- . so0u N''4 o. '
en-. r..,.1r5 =.
'D,' ,,o', VIII b, 5o next speaker Of the Ho.se1o
- think the logical result VIII he that i VIII he
Southern man. The south coyets power ard Is the |
dominant Wing OF the DemocF"u' parry J. "'''
true that precautionary measure, ha'ns III mihd
1 rSoc [ OF ' eoatno' rl'i man. a. '
wbo ,,iu lac the Presidential Candidates Il 1902 .@
Sc. must corfe,, That am not wise enough tell
~. . - M, ,,..rl i,.elf ,,,t iu time found
That question must worn 4'9oH OUT ia ''','
President Harrison very popular IN the SCUM il Ie
Mckinley iii proves % bc popular and god Time
~ bah, ., ,i. f.r,,.r. i We p;.,s the Shipping bills
come OdoA l" ''' 4''-''- - "e ' c Hn ,n
and extend American commerce ds VIC cN 10 4' Ci''c
4 M rca.ou why President Harrison should receive
,.. -,.Iy ,lc hc,.a, If H. Harrison Ina, had an
very "a 81! IIIc .-tion arct Ue,Incr.ic
dp'O4u'e4y O4V'H - &, 80 - -, fI rIur d
Hahce ICuIo ~. 49,. -, 49,, oIdar Harrison has
eAVPl -. 4V Il, - ia a.. r,ir, e.,.,li.i
t0lC"eo tic pay ii' "a "a t--i g,',,t+.,,.d
hc hd5 hao u" laNo''1o,' ,, , - -,
everything u what hG uousnt wa P1.N 10.
nc hds hot Aaa, ana M '' ~ m, - Kahn tavc
n 6 {,,I 10 nav io,I,tf 10 their Official ditlc ~
VII tiat even Democratic criticism ca ind ID Iyds
ment against II and that j. good deal
I do not think the President has any selisccling