The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-04

! party in power is responsible for them.
! There are many Iniilionaires, and tiIe
! government. by class legislation, hs:
4 created them.
| We have strikes which are caused b
| unjust laws.
The rich are getting richer and the
legislation.
These are the alleged causes which
brought about Republican defeat.
All these campaigns of education,
while not so intended, have in reality
caused the voter to believe that in some
way the government is responsible for
existing conditions and there is but one
way to drive that idea out Of his mind,
and that is a change.
The change of political responsibility
has been brought about and until the
voter t.1ads out by hard experience tina:
the change brings no personal or indi-
Viduai relief to HIM he will continue to
believe the sault is in the law and not in
the individual.
The tariff viii not be wiped from tn
statutes
Free coinage of silver viii not only
not he brsught 26oUt Ivy AF- Cleveland
peaked ard silver coinage stopped
Tie government viii not buy Inc rail-
roads.
There VIII be 10 imitation CT The cur
rency, no aub-lreasury established 10
land loan lciscme inaugurated- TIE
trusts and combines vill only be
destroyed by long years 81 united ehOrt
OF ali parties 70 destroy them
-
not be decreased.
We will not have free trade in whole
or in part.
If the duty is taken of OF woolens and
cottons it viii be put on sugar and coffee.
The money must be collected 10 pay
the expenses of the government.
Fourteen million voters went to the
polls Nov. s, and voted for president and
vice-president.
Six million five hundred thousand
said the country IS all right, let well
enough alone. and voted for Harrison.
Six million seven hundred and fifty
thousand said the country Is all wrong.
lets lave a change, aud voted Tor CleYe-
land.
Cleveland is no better than Harrison
and the men behind him are no more
WISE Va pau tOt'S ttiAn biOSS OChlId 14ai-
rison.
The Republican party goes forward.
the Democrat party stands still and OBJ
Jects.
Long before Cleveland will have serv-
ed his term the voters will see that while
he may be better than his party, the
country will continue to have million
aires, robber trusts, a gold standard,
shoddy goods, poverty aud riches, states
men and demagogues.
These OF other evils OF greater or less
degree Will 90 on and on forever regard
less Of political parties, regardless of
laws, DEGREES or mandates.
Human law and human government
has not from the beginning regulated
and Will not to the end control human
action, so when it is discovered that Mr..
Cleveland has wrought no change for
the better, that he has not given increased
prosperity TO any industry, that he has
not given the country more money or
decreased the expenses of the govern
ment in any way, the voters viii go
back to the party which goes forward.
-Four years of stand still and reaction
will be sufficient. The voters Will have
learned lesson from experience and
will SO to the polls in 1896 with less con-
fidence in the government and more in
themselves. This will give US the VIC
tory, and the lesson taught, although eX
pensiSe, will be ali the better in the end.