The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-05
don IL We mnat rnisa seyeral hundred mil

TWO or three hundred milllon dollnrs annuity
from tariffs on imports. there VIII always pc
revenues = that IL, tho taxation : should be
prudent expenditure Tor necessary and lcgl,i.
mate rTrn2ses OF goyergnHn an 70 ! nrnu ,ns
,hs RS se ana M
rcss OF tho whole country. The i.epuhlienn
idea on tho Other hand liza smsy S is Ito to
increase heavily the burden oil 'aA4ti0h ,n ur
der to Kermit sxtrayagant nxn sh nuiliS i nor
high duties among, = few favored industries
tsny. 'rloW Sp than argued that Republican
protection was fraud because II Is CORRUPT
protection because protects ony tha Jew srs IN,
mass Of tho people. because II attempts 10 de-
crivc tho American farmer and the american
cause it makes tho cost OF living higher and
brings no increase In wages. ana because "a, me
favored Se.s two ' y,
With With tho MrKinic bill reminded him Of a man
WIN G u a anTn nn in ITNSs YIN aGps
written on n lnbel attached to his coat:
"Kiitcd ny Judge Lynch. He was a mean
ncane- in others The Dcmocratie party. no
said. believes in an honest tariff, It does not
ward tho people to frame tariffs Tor political
campaigns: IT docs not try to- catch tho po-
nulYr vote by deception. BY caGtrapr or by in,
cratic PARTY h9s spoken the honest truth In its
th"n. t iiscussai the Force bil. and said:
,. That was another ntrocious MEASURE OF tho
OF sonsS 1y Ghp
name Of n h:ghrr-toncd publcan. from Mas
sachnsetts. Henry Cabot, Lodge. Mr.. Davcn-
il II Federal otliccholcr who was afraid to
submit his accounts to tho inspection OF u
SO busiiy engaged in assisting Mcssrs.. Quay.
fIark"tt and Martin to secure, an, honest
the hands OF Congressional committee.
Nr. Havennnrt gets nay for every arrest
the arrests few. Tho arrests serve two rnr.
POSES '!hoy diminish tho vote IN New York
ry ind HCy EG Mr. a'snnoT H. i Sn o Ox
tonal %o,nmi.tcea. Gnring tho last ny" years
hnvo hern Jus, two convictions =, There have
and therc has been Just one conviction. The
conclusion il ohvions TO ererybodr. Mr.. Dnyen-
@ tns @ Of wn nj h Ss TO
election iii tS for Mr Iods" aud tho Mcpu f
r rycvd"% at ,or Ti s sss raizcd macHinery
for managing Federal elections. II practically
authorized u horde Of John !. Davenports AND
other ofic!ous lersons at tho oils ~ the em-
rioy OF tho FEDERAL ,ioyornmcn' They were
srcctior. Az! cogtii!ration Of returns Under
employ 100000 men at the polls and exrrnd
SlO.oUnooo Of public money in election san;
States would make elections a farce. 1t could
DO used TO pcrrctuate one rnrty in power for
Of the people might be, or how humorous the
votes of tho opposition might no. thei sent-
m p. could find NJ ,nst expression through
Disaster overlook the Republican party
before it could enact this Infamous bill:
cmhodcd has not yet been given M. Presi-
dent Harrison Is committed to it and his party
rs tits M nSo It tn. ssSns
| because they dare not face it as an issue. But
as surely as they are reinv"sted With roWrr
gerii e err SoaHi5ys fsst Interests i; ;h1n o,
Tor the South wh"rs it will restore the dirk
days Of Ggis rule and tlE1a the r5loS
GER to us in tho North. 1t would deprive
state of it, tGo and Of
lot of Federal officials. sent at public expense
to render poti"n >, service to the party "a so il
after il had rns sed the House Of Representa-
tivos. there would DO no doubtful States in this
f"f1@p Sd% @o1 10 'Gs s
Atter that I hey might pass dozen Mckinley
bills and a dozen other outrageous, measures.
people to obtain redress.
:" That is the reason why say that the Force
than it, til. SIcEinlay biil. and am glad to SEQ
| the Democrats everywhore are aroused to its
| should unite Democrats everywhere and in
| fuse them with carneStnoss for tho success OF
Force bill. Tile success OF The Force bill
means an end OF constitutional Government
and tho rule Of . political minority enforced at
est i1 in this State se to- do his full ny lint ths
CALAMITY may not oovertake us by tho fault OF
| sonnl vote to the democracy.
Not content with disturbing. prosDerity by n
with an Infamous Force BILL and depicting tho
| Treasury Of its revenues. tho Republicans:
ser b McR
millions OF dishonest dollars. The sherman
cipe:. it was, like, most other Republican laws.
bid for political support from a par.icular
a hall million ounces Of silver evory month TO
servo as basis for ,ss ~ dollnss worth in
lime tim thss the Tressury ' urnns out s ths
deprecated currency BY tho million. Sem
ator sherman md his Repnblicnn Il, ns $50.
as an e NIB Of penocratie Currency
latiorn iaSorin a REPEAL Of !he prohibtorS
tax ON state bank issues. It Ill becomes Sen
aor any qns1 NEGean
to return. to wildcat money. We arc having
enough Of that kind OF currency undsr hepuh,
l.nnpcierinC which gave us several hundred
| the gold reserve which was set aside Tor
the, partial redemption OF the three hundred
| and forty six mil OH Grcenhacks outstand-
| ing. II WIS Republican lnnnciering which de-
yised tho silver purchase net of 80. whereby
| silver bullion by tho ton is piled up In the
Treasury. and tho currency 81 the country is
inflated with eghty-cent dollars. was Re:
| publican llnn ccring. un,icr the guidance OF
senator sherman: which devised tho wrctchod
| scheme 10 1880 Of buying Sl2OOO.OOO worth Of
siIyor 50 a. to relieve the narke ct from an irri-
tatinE silver surplus. Tho Democratic, party
| could ,in nothing moro indefrnSible from u
stand pont OF honest money than these last
two devices Of Mr. sherman and his party.
The Government might HIS well buy the sur
| plus wheat p,odu"t OF tho country ms its sur
plus silver. That kind Of linancicrng iirds II 0
Sympathy in the Democratic nnrty: and |! to
onpos" such measnie s i t" be denounced rs
friends OF ~ shonest currency We are proud to
| be clnS-ed in such q category.
is it any wonder that. with tho record Of
| recent E"puhl!cnn stat"smnnship staring
| theM In the !nce knnM nllrAns ARC lonYinc the