Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-12-08
The NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
CREATES. .! REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER: .
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welfare of the Masses of the
American people.


THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE comedies the cleo
ton OF Grover Cleveland but promises t. def nd
the Republican policy on Finance and Protection
with all the ability 1t can CON mand.
1t was the discomfort Of the farmers which
caused the Democratic victories of two YEAR
ago, THL WEEKLY TKIBl SE addressing itself
directly to them for the past two YEAR, has car
rled on campaign OF discussion for their hcne-
nit almost unparalleled in American journalism.
and the result coupled with Whitclaw Reid .
previous great service to farmers, ha- been seen
IN the fact that agricultural communities
have stood faithful in the Republican par.
ty, In a campaign in hich, in other localities
the party went completely To pieces. This year,
the Democratic Leaders changed their tactics and
excited discomfort among working men. They
pointed to the higher prices Of farm prod
ucts, and assured the workiugmen OF Northern
cities that the British tariff system that j. To
say le-sened protection to American Farmin =
and Industry would lower the prices OF food
and manufactured products and the profits of
smonopon>ts In this country, while at the same
time maintaining the wages Of labor those
wages being now the highest ever known in the
United States. BY false pretence deception and
pundcrng to the lowest pas sions of unin formed
men In large cities, they have carried the coun
try and elected a Democratic President and Con
greS-.
THE TRIBUNE confidently awaits the result
Not for one moment, however will TIE TRIBrNE
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upon the subjects discussed. Their thorough
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