Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-12-02
The NeWYOrk Tribune
1893.
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The New York Tribune G, needles the election Of
Grover Cleveland, but promises TO defend the Re-
publican policy on finance and protection with all
the ability It can command.
II was the discomfort Of the farmers which
caused the Democratic victories Of two years ago.
The Weekly Tribune, address ng Itself directly to
them FOR the past two years. has carried on d
campaign OF discussion for their benefit. almost
unparalleled ia American journalism; aud the re-
suit. coupled with NhltelaR Reds previous
great service 10 farmers has been ia the fact
that agrlcu tual communities have stood faithful
20 the kepuhUcan party 10 campaign iu which,
In other localities. IA. party went completely to
pieces. This year the Democratic leaders
changed their tactics and excited discomfort
among Worklngmeu They pointed 10 the higher
prices Of farm products aud assured the work
insmen Of northern cities that the British tariff
system that Is to SAY. leSseued protection TO
American farming and industry would lower the
prices OF topd ana manufactured products, and
the profits uf "munopolists' in this country
while at the same time maintaining the ages Of
labor. those wages being now the highest ever
known in the United States BY false pr-teucr
deception. and panirrIng To the lowest passions
OF uniformed men m large cities. they have car
I RED the country and elected Democratic Pr-si-
dent and Congress.
The Tribune confidently awaits the result Not
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