The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-05

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iallon. | remtmJer from my own per-
/ SD1al experience some of the inconyen-
| fences. losses and Suflcrings Of the people
| by TINS KIND of paper money. | went
around Where | lived IN the state Of Ohio,
| Nhieh Is conservative state, as MANY of
you know: Many OF our people are living
| here IN Miliwau zee. They bought II
lhere was The i?ank of Na>SiIon the
! Bank OF Norwelk and all these yariu!s
banks dfotlld that failed: and the trouble
| was that whenever they failed no dollar of
| the money was ever paid.
| ihe Democratic iar5s tha Grand
| Army.
In ihe after tart Of August James f.
| Brown. Of Washington, delivered sperrb
| III Montgomery County. Md, which con
tanned an atroclols attack upon the Grand
| Army OF the Rep@bllc. This is The way
| IN Nhlch Mr. brown aSSa!led the boys III
| biue, according to the Montgomery Press:
/ The Republican party and the Harrison ad-
| .4luistratIon are r-spGnsible Tor every dollar
| that Is paid those who PLAYED soldier thirty
| years ago and who still pride themselves on
| Their work at that time. The Grand Army Is
| a dangerous and corrupt political organfza-
| tion always ready to defend with bayo4et tic
! unconstitutional and dirty work of the party
! that feeds them.
! These mereenary warriors, these pauper sol
| diers. these hang rs on ard around the lead
els OF the Harrison party. | understand are
| soon ~ be nous ID and f d in Washington City
| Ihey are to lie entertained upon 4 large sum
1 gst III,
1 members iii the Senate "lobbicd'' through
| Congress Tha iark~ and pIblic sauarfs ~.
| also TO be reserved for the defenders of the
| negro. whose vote i always fer sale wherever
| he Restless and the respectable people are
asked TO ol = theIr homeS 20 them,
aI, iib - = IT, ~ ,o aSe men are 70
| mo aaJ ,+his ~ .,IL,jt,,. i',H - y" - -. -
they afrid /, Ms crati fv 5h pn,,,I
| lican par for conquest. and as in the past
| is still MT lied 10 further the scheme OF that
/ ttNy 3 81 ~ 4 a ION
This coarse and unIustiliable assault
uDOn the hlaYe and constant men who
! risked their lives for the Union has never
| been resented by the Democratic Central
| Committee Of the District OF t.oluuhia of
1 which Nr. neoun is q memh,r, Ills ia
! grant oiIerse against Justice ana patriotism
| is now nearly two months Old. so that it is
| fair to assume the committee does NOT pur-
| pose 10 take any notice Of 1t, Perhaps his
| fellow iuenlltrfs agree with Mr.. Brown IN
! his uneommou!E bad opinion of the Grand
| Army, OF perhaps they think that viliiica-
| tiOm OF American soldiers is too small 4
matter Ia require their attention Ii the
committee had a realizing sense OF what it
| owed 10 puhiIc sentiment. long before this
| Ii would have expelled Brown, or at all
| events would have pat Itself on record as
| dlSJnproTlug the shameless sentiments to
| which he has given utterance. But II
| chooses 70 do nothing. ana hence Is to be
adnaged guilty OF condonlng his black
-
| Does tie Democratic National Commit
! tee also agree VITA Mr.. Brown? Does
| ihat body regard Inc Grand Army OF TIE
| ltcpHbllc as "a dangerous ana corrupt po-
| llti"ai organization Does II hoid That
| our veterans are ITlE characterized as
| ,'mcrcrnary warriors, ''paupcr soldiers,
= hangers on, men engaged in dirty
WORK" tog consideration These qu2S-
| tt,,tLf,,iI,. ,,,s,z..r +I,r, ~ Tho nana,i,Ga
! - Me ~ I.n said - - naTiaat =,
| staaI viii Sir Erowp.S casaS If i shouId
| insist unon il he vould he coIuppiIed Ia
| send IN his resignation and retire from the
| WASHINGTON committee IN short order
| Why thrn docs tbr National democratic
/ Cnr5mittan leaya Mn HrnXp aIonea i thp
| Grand tTny of the fcplbIic. in All if i'm
| Mics of unsrlfiSh. patriotic service. en-
/ t,tlnd ~ M consideration NJ it, hands
| H., cnr,o,ttaa nj roursp vas oraani7rd
| nor me t1,rnosa of doing All il can 10 pro
! mota fnr best interests Of the Democratic
90 - Ia tLt deiitT rn that nari,.
! - tn,t as +I,o CON S,,itroo lnnI-S NJ +
y tohoSt' ~ - diC '",'liiiit i'pNo . -
| WIN ignoring on Siiui,bln@ tiie NettiaH9.
| just ST. long as Brown SUCKS, THESE IeadlnS
| questions Will lie pertinent
Unfortunately for the Democracy. this
| incident 0GeS NOT stand alone IT has
rn,n,,any III the same sort. "a much com
| nant in feet that cen. SickIeS and Con
| areSsinan Bourke Cochran both assured
| fhn gliIraoo convention which nominated
| Wr Ci.v,lland that the soldiqTs of this
.,,,s i,'l,,' an ha ioenr,i tn sni,oort him
ThrSe .ni,i,rr, do not accuse Mr. CIcve-
land Of having wantinelv abused and in
sultrd tErm after tbe manner of Commit
san,,,n i.t',"n Rn, thev do charpn inn
It f,ss,i L:c nraaf newer as President in
SI,.h j manner rs Ia show tbrt he was not
r.. I,p reoaTtInJ ls their true and steadfast
friend. Netr l-afk Tribune.
Democrats Mtsrspresent'ns the sugar
;;
Certain Democrats are tfSih 10 MAKE II
appcaf tIiat tii' sue,ti nouh'5 SiauHo I VI ~
Mckinney hlIi ! i'tiN titt" ~ :iie uat ~ - it
incrS OF Su2di, Nilo iiot o!i's llil,oi t'tei'
raw material tiee under liS ht!ichcch' Il iti oi,.
eratlons, hat e!aiHi politS - teit,s ~
pound on theE importation. ne asst
ton IS ridieuioH>lE iaIse' nut II H. SocS
vlth other iltlh9cfatlc ldisititS. ~ ~ iui-
lowing IS oaihP!e1t hidiis n,ieiH t,l'', "
have received III FS SlatloH 70 thlS l"o' S'ih-
paIgn lie:
To the Edit IetSa t,, aaE ,Ne ~ asJ
Nonr raltt nov liit 'uu1',' i ~ -. - trn
ana No" ~ = h. mica Site Ger
taim nennctlty try to make it appear hat the
rafinrrs ruu foreign sugar into their refincrics
ana collect bounty on It the same as sugar
This falsehood is no more andaclously
stupid than many DINERS thal tlt DetlJ
cratic party IS putting III circala'ion' -
i utterly impossible for any fehlef 10 COL
Ictt bounty on foreign sugar. or ON GO,
meStlc sugar either. The nountEE IS pald
Visions of the Mckinley bill are these: N
|. 4 bounty Of cents per pound on az
sugar testing not less thaa ~ u,-ivSS -. ~
The polaiisc"l't' ii"ih ~ - an;tod
sugar cane grown Wlthln lhe my" my,
states or from maple sap pT"duttu ME ~
in the United States, ana 4 bounty Oh -
cents per pound ON XII SutI - Su5'l @ t'etiti- . ~
- ,Iiifo1is,.,',,, tii@ ~ ,',,,.
litt t.nt'thI~, = .,,,,r, s,,,r,r IN ha on
;ifIed 10 such bounty, shall have flied.
nIior to lst of July OF cacn wear. notice
- 10 n1arn nf production with general
- ~ -, ~ tIa kind of machinery used
~ M, yith an estimate of the amount Of
smear that lie proposes 20 produce. or OF
,i,,,ahnr ~ mapip trees that he intends
fa tap, together with Il bond in penalty