The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-22
GROVER CLEVELAND
Interviewed by the State Treas
urer Of Missouri.
HIS VIEWS ON THE SILVER QUESTION

w ''" AoPe"" s'S
into Consideration in Our Finan-
ciaI LegisIation-What Would Be
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10" .o' '"o o"s W." u"
BE Necessity in 1894.
Nr,v yo,v Anvil 90 s+ota Traos.
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urer Lon y. ote'eiis' Vi missouri caiieu
on ex-President Grover Cleveland yes
terday with letters of introduction from
Governor Francis aud other leading
Missouri Democrats.
rha o,,;o,t 20 a. ,,;.;4 ~ NJ. cto,,.,,,
nv oDJe'' VI '"o 'i,io Vi vi e.o'eiis
was 10 secure from the ex-preslaent
more thorough expression of his, views
on the silver ouestion than the latter
bos On far made nrbl;c Alec his reasons
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at wab ...S ~ sou enu 81 ,.o.
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ono oe tbe leaJ;,,a Sss,,es nf tba ca,nna;a,
of 1900 a,d +ha !, 1,,astio,, sto,id I've LIS,
mn at once. n should he thoroughly dis
cussed, SO that the people can be edu-
Gated up to it. In this way it may be
settled before 1902, and we will not be
endangered by divided party. Besides.
/ was daily in receipt of hundreds of let
tiers from Democrats in all parts of the
country asking that give an expression
regarding free coinage.
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ue' noM sIa' sle ietIer mas peeh
Writ.en, saiu MI. o1epiiehS l'5 the MIS-
souli zi Deiliooraoy . 1 mouiu alke 70 knoW oda II
IN ease you are elecIeu presiuent Ia Io9s
anu s DeinocrdtiH i!T cohsIsss should pass
q t. dIee collase % NV n.;i, WSu.u you ye.o H. no
nlnyooi ;. u you hiieM 'na. a .lis sLe"C ma
1arity Oh your party IaVoreu the meas
ufei gre a,,o,,,5 ~ o,oa.a, ,.a;,.4
,oo5 !, snouIu ~ ~ eleo.eu pIesioelI I N
i0eS, :I,, 1n aioMeteu @ eiii sA sA-plesluesint, sucn
co,,erre,s would ,,ot ,,,aiat ,,,'t;l Doa,,,' %
ber' 1898. So that it is n bridge we had
better not attempt to cross until we come
to it, What would be bad for the conn
try Mt the present time might be n NEG
| essity in 1894. As the volume of bns-
| mess increases il liz necessary to increase
| the currency. The alnonnt of the pres-
ent per capita should be increased but
The Conn,,y 1y,s Unaov
,honuas sIonI5 Io -, 80 ,.aS~n,i..
ont,lses siloIla oe niale sEauuaiiy
nsn tile iaw s w was oo ptsseu SSe proVlug loT
sna2 cue o1i.iae M VI TNouy'vyv p pr inontn
rea.eu a,'o .ii iusui', III IL Lnousht ~ Wouiu
Ply f ~ an aJu,y " ..ie BUSINESS 1i in'erests
" eno ooeni'ly IN, iol my ti,ie az least
aloMever, % tne law pfoveo ia penen1, Ior,
contrary 70 luy opiIiiol, the country was
Ieauy ior lhe cnaiisei M roo w doa men Cle preseng
iaw PrGFlaihg Lor r4,ooV,ooo was passed
4 elought Che measure 700 rasicai ana
slia9 a9 ~ .iliSu. naSe u lne eiLecI u urryilS
soiu out oL tne country, Dut IN this
was SIN Iiriseahen, anu Dotn lsose opposed
Us wen Us those IN favor OF free coinage
oeheve that tne present law Is a wise
one, IN 50 iar 1nat the country mas bene-
nteo oy u. WIN the rapid strides the
country Is making 1t is impossible to say