The Progress., 1892-11-05
Mr.. GUiCE TALKS.
Hc Defends Himself ON th. CompromIs. q
Question.

GRAND CANE. La October 81, 1892
| To the Editor OF The Progress
Dshn SIR: I reo from your paper q
pcurr,lOus attack on me, chprgiug m.
with having made u trade with th. Re
publican leaders. Had you been chari
table, you would not havs made sucl
charges without investigating the mat
ter. am prepared TO prove by the Re.
publicans Themselves, and by my owr
people. that did nothing OF the kind. !
am In no way responsible for any agree
ment or combine with anybody. I WIZ
at New Orleans. ms stated bv the New
Orleans papers-was there on priyat,
bu-iness. Had no talk with any one ex.
cppt those with whom I hal business
Why should bc condctnns for what
other people did? I dii thine there wa
ono pap"r in the State that Ind the man
hood Ia be far. MY people are not such
imlecle. ~ G. bs influenced without
making some Investigation OF maitTs
VIII they not conclude that you have
been trBding little with romehpds! Om
pt oplc all know who ARE responsible for
the agreement. have said tha: 10 wns
perfectly legitimate, 50 far ns IN, agree
nent Is Concerns. d. Tbs entire parish
and seiintorini ticket, was put on Leon
ard II kcir in the bate stlic campaign.
A more complete coml,ins WIS never
made. How about the Republicans In.
dorring Judge Clark Of Texas. for gov
-rDor, aud supporting Mr.. JoD--, Of Ala
baDn. and Fi-hbnck. Of Arkansas, wfi1
are indebted To the Republican, people
more than any on. else for their cleo
tiou. am b-f,re the people. not from
any solicitation ON my part. knew
not hing 1f my ncfniDalipn I'LL 1 resolved
u Telegram telling mo the. result of the
meeting. am making TIE fight on the
line Of economic government. ~ change
Of our fnapcial policy must bs nndr. "
our Republic lives. You, NV frieud, can
help in THU, the most important work of
the age, or you can serve To help hold
the people under this modern system OF
wage seryiiLd.. Tho emancipation OF
wage slavery ~ the duty If the age
" cry mah who wants 10 be fair, aud
wishes TO see frecd0in RESTORED To the
people, have an Opportunity FOR once iu
their lives offered. IL Is not "a question
Of party siccess. The great question
that confronts you nhd me, aud every
man OF this country, IA, shall priu'iplr
prevail over party. ~nch principles IA
will insure % higher and grandcr .iyili
zation ihau any yet reached. This cIn
only he done ny rewa ding lab n full
and complete for all services reIid", c1.
The latter can only be ncc Jmplishe when
we get back 10 constitutional PROVISIONS.
which gives fO the people the y wcr,
through their CONGRESS. 10 increa-s the
volume OF money aIid tn distributr the
SAME wiihoJt ,he Intervention Of NJ
iJDnl bank, the GUS OF ths age. hOfe
epiers into every cont act, hence l",-
comes the elrmenG Of price. More mon
ey is the cry from ocain To oce-n. with
all the industrial Ella as. without az N
crease our Republic viii be lost. With =
H., H. erfy will be perpefnatei, h1ppy
homes, "a land OF plenty, p-ace and proc
prrity will smile on cur beautiful 10.
Let ne be more chai table, Que tJgaid p
another. less abuse viii 20 long W .ys IA
the right direction. We have fallen too
much In the habit Of accusing men cf
thugs they are not guilty OF, VIII IA -
un-ChfistinD. and should not DE u1l.
ged Ia by Christian gentlemen. ! am
respectfully, 7. j. Gu
y. S.-will you do me the kndne, io
any to the people that mad. no trad
with thr HepubiicafB or anyone els.f