The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-02-26

npassissedly rseso9s. IS Tgsi Gios~.
Mr. Cis.sisrd tss vlstes cre letter
loo sssny. Neither be nor Inr oshfr Dem
ccrsi ess prevent the pe,s Ns'iorsl Dem
ecsiic Coovsn,ies from declaring 10 lev
90 a free ooinsge Whoever . nonsns,sd
ucsi sissd on that platform. By Biz crn
sction ,hs 81 Prwiasrs has placed h,n
sslf oetiIe - The ii.i al those iron sbom
. candidate can be csosea - f'ssrrr Ness
4 Iithsrs happened ye, 70 l'e sny linssr
ins ,Ipecis,ieH 10 The mind 81 say veil
informed cuts 3. 10 Nj. GsVrsr Ciere
lads ehsret. fof laird Dsmocrs'lc
nofa instioe co. ibe Prmidrncy.u has been
/ dispeIi.d. OF eonrss. Nr Cisvelssc, as
/ has been sltesdy predicted 10 The Aibsoi
Time.. IL foreaooned % dupliesie Toe ~
perisnoe 81 Mr.. Van BufeH, Both he snd
Van Bareu. after beisg each once elrcted
70 she Pfssidepcv b. the Drniocratie par
". sad once .lrffstef for r-'eire',os. ~
o. TO nste Is impos.ibi. Tor tho parry 10
bes,cv third candidacy. by cissrDt
from, snd resistance TO the fixed pnr
pnss. sd intentions ri the party Aib'aay
| 7ssacs.
When thu Democratic convention meets
10 1891. The Kepablic Expects to advice il
10 dsmand tie tree coinage Of silver II
IL doe. that demand ~ill bind Mr. Cleve
Land as = Democrat Uoiil then BIO Is not
bound Of this Issue. He is private ciii
zsn. and II 10 quite clesr from bis letter
on The coinage tba, be expects TO remain
90. II The party demands bis service
and satboriis'iveiy 10 It's platform on .
charge OF bis views on eoinsee. question
will be presented that has not yet been
presented Vt all Unless he refuses to &C
cept the uttsrsnce Of Democratic plat
form, be il 10 all respects Democrat in
good standing The Republic sees no res
son whs,ever for discreji,ing Mr.. Clever
land. and il secs many for giving him the
credit be deserves ~ one Of the surdiest
most manly. most patriotic workers the
party even had. = ~ Louis Republic
The letter has caused decided political
com motion in both parties. an We think
that one OF its effects will ps 10 hurry
the Republicans In Congress IL the intro
duciion and support Of some sort OF com.
promise measure TO checkmste the Demo.
Gratis 10 their pow expected nomination OF
. strong free coinage presidential candle
date. -Aaanh JowaR
The Sentinel does not agree with Mr..
Cleveland on the silver QUESTION, but 1t
mus. heartily indorse bis proposition that
the tariff question should not be subordi
mated 10 any other issne. There Is no
other issue bali 80 importsntto the people
"a this question Of tariff is1ation. ii is the
direct source Of almost all the evils that
people Of this country ere complaining Of
indianapolis Sentinel
We regret exceedingly that Mr.. Clevel.
aud should have written tdis letter. which
places him 10 opposition TO the wishes OF
the great ms,ority OF his party. and to its
representatives in Congress. His view on
silver are simply those CT New York not
those Of the Union. Ner Orleans Times.
Democrat
The political prophets ~he are assuming
that Mr. Clevelsnd's letter on the silver
question put him out OF the race, and that
il makes Governor Hill the next nominee
OF the D.m ocstic party, are hurryiug Too
fast. They are forgetting that the grand
majority won last fall by tho Democracy
Was won solely on the issues made for the
party by Grover Cleveland and Henry
Wsttsrson. - Richmond State
To place the silver issue At The front
means that We must expect to lose New
York. New Jersey. and Connecticut, and
more than make good the loss else
where, II We are TO win. 1t was this state
OF affairs which made ii . matter OF sup
rene importance that the silver question
should b. settled by the present Congress.
1t threatened TO force . complete change
OF front II not settled. Macon Telegraph.
Even those Who do not sgre with Mr..
Cleveland in his views on the silver ques.
tion respect him for letting il be known
where be stands on that question. They
would rather vote Tor him for President
than Tor man who lodges great issues. |
because they feel they can trust him, -
lSardnndh Mars
The Democrats dare not put free coinage
10 their 1892 platform. Il would lose New
York. N.w Jersey, Maryland, Indisns-
every State 10 the E,sr and middle North.
The Democrats are not all fools. - Ciand
aooga Times DEM
Under prescut conditions IL would be
more hazardous to nominate Grover Clev-
Stand than spy other lrsdins Democrat
Tor the party Of the peopl. dare lot take
he back ,rsck op the money OF ibe people.
= ricksburg Hermd
We np.st tLst The DrrcciA 10 patty
,an Dot succeed With ut fre-silver plank
70 iis platform II eat mt succeei with
! candidate for PstshisLt VI q will VETO y
,ili for Tree silver coinage. Mobile Regis
r..
CI.ve'sld tcpr-stn,r he ,sfiff is'ue, but
N silver be /, not with the vast msjority
i bis rsriy. He u with me Ea-, and
gainst the West aud Souih. II the De
nocrscy makes irre cjiu.ge Of silver the
ssnc. it viii ,ypec, tbs -upp,rt 81 inc AL I
lance sa mos@, and the question Us simply !
bic. Viii u yet Il On Lat itsne alonef- I
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