New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.

record from way back has shown an inward hatred
and hoiiiiIv TO- the Ilboring man from the days Of
slavery 10 The present ard Of the soldier in III" inter
est of our fae from 1861 10 this time. ana II any o.
thing Is said or done 10y thal Dcno,rau' piN -, n
be assured it is in the interest OF V9tecat'hs' M'l
true history gives you proof c3 , ' romc a" from
the hand Of the Republican party lax ABOUT HIoN''
Cevcand's friendship. wherein has 1t ever been shown
bills am unable 70 discover any other evidences
Of his friendship in that direction. A. rcEaius ms
Justly claimed In the face OF TIE prosperity lI'\.uS
In this country under the present plulecuVc 'arim
whereby labor is well employed and AT WAGES moro
than double those obtained for the same work IN Tree
trade England II the truth Of history ana prr'eue,r
are nm index or guide 70 the honest voter, II would
surely seem to me that his aud his counrys true IN
teress are at this vital period I'm the ouppo;, ana
and patriotic candidate. benjamin Harrison and
be found +. H. KELLOGG.
Tot Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: received a letter from your city few days
ago which don't altogether understand hVIng ~
do away out in the wilds Of Indiana Enclosed ound
= little slip which was expected to sign, and which
reads as follows:
national Veterans Tariff Reform League.
Room =. % Fifth Avenue. New York
hereby apply for mcnbersnip In me a 49,, ,, rs
ISOLATION. and pledge my best efforts to ad ne ',
lion of cleveland and Stevenson. and 10 further Inc
interests of Tariff Reform during This campaign
Being somewhat timd and afraid Of strangers ana
into the matter a little before becoming Tariff Re
former.
find that the man Grover Cleveland was one" upon
fine President of the United states. and such was
indeed great friend of the veterans. for among oh'r
little things he dh FOR them the using his little
veto about ga times prevent them from being coffee
coolers red nosed patriots, botescared veterans, etc.
Now somehow l didn't think that was just the
thing FOR the veterans friend 10 do but live away OF
down here - | said before. and don hhO"' ~
tbougb+ certainly he must have been soldier himself
to manifest such sympathy Tor them - "."
little further and Ind that said Grover served MS
country in nor bour Of peril In the thicest Of the
fight by proxy. We'll, 80 much Tor 'hA' S'u'''
friend.
So began TO look for the record OF that o'hcr N''.
Grams friend. MajorGcneral y. l. stevenson anu
find also that he served his country by proxy up
pose he WAS too bashlul 10 take Inc front ran"
find also that he was member oil society '''''"
tho knights o. the Golden circle ana all at once II o.
crrrnd to me that this National Veterans failN lie
form League might be ofshOoi or t"Iuidl ioIl w
, iVin 80 sorr1y of witch the gallant General wa7
Il And further along | find that said "rh'rI'. j.!
order to show his love for the veterans" ur'iaI,u
The var wa, failure. ard asked thai iAcy "I'iui""
from the field out OF danger. You Know - con.
Guide that | don't care 10 join the National veterans
Tariff Reform League We Hoo,u A- ,h army my
self only four short year, though ana uoh hlo"
much but have looked on me otitr s'uc "' ,' ar
6idnt@ for president Sow. Hoo-iers hnpprh 10
know him. You see. Ben lives down mere among nSi
and when Our Nag railcd In me aust ~ f'"i
hands Ben concluded that the proxy ml-ihr,o WASH
inst the way To IT, be- Ducklod ON Us s""d hiu
.purs and went the front in person all ne am, nh
we did and we conclude again That We don't want any
Tariff Reform League IN ours ,. ,,.
So Won can Just drop in and tell the reormcrs That
,ro ." c,;iess not JAMES +. ENGLISH.
We Late Private Company a, 3D. Indiana Cavalry.
New. Washington. Ind, oct. u, lo92