Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-12-28

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war and values wefe inflated, Those N
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They we're to be rcsumrd January 1870
and every 2me hhI 70 prepare lor mat
IN sneeie. tr6c abirrl Was Ia do as mis-
harm to any individual interest as possible,
Ing peopIr hha tna sympatnS o. tne law
Tie President liza senate and Tie House,
or the political party in control Of the
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] Dixon limo, &c.
Mr.. Hastings, II will DO seen, ut
tributes the panic of 1879 % apprehen.
bion of the resumption Of specie nay.
ments In tS7D--nearly six years ahead !
We believe this to he nonsansc, bat, nd.
I HI,
I the panic Of 1878, like that Of 1898, wns
financial panic-.ne outcome Of Nc.
publican inancicring Accepting MIR.
Hastings own reasoning, there is no
escape from this conclusion.
"rho people had the eympathy Of the
lawmakers then" hn continues, moan.
ing that the Republicans were in power.
So much the worse for his party; il
must perIorce shoulder the llll political
responsibility for that long and dIsas.
trous manic. Tho pc0plc. bowpyar
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and used this knowledge to set their
aenl Of condemnation uppn Ronnblican
.,
nilsSoFolhihtht w ulcutlnB ohlhuul d.
Tiiden 10 the Presidency in 1876. Force
md fraud ,yprc reanr,cl Ia ,na thc
NJ,
I popular verdict, Tor INC hrst ana last
timo IN this country, was nullttied. And
the panic went on under Republican
mlsgovornment until IL finally wore
itself out.
Mr. Hastings pins his hope Of Repub'
ltoan victory IN the next campaign tc
the premise that tho Democrats will III
held responsible for the panic OF 1898
especially by the younger mon, who, hi
says, have never experienced such 3
state OF affairs before" This may be I
good time to invite Mr.. Hastings atten
ton 10 tho following morscl from iii,
n..il-i,I Is -, II,
Mr. Thomas DOlan, ono OF the manu-
faeturara chuanIrunna in tho fro,nint, :,
- '''N A'"N"a y
the Mohlnley hllii
II appears 10 me that II IL entirely wronI
for the Republicans To keen harping away
upon the same old campaign tactics. Iii
Democrats have fully three years 10 righ
matters, and, IT the Republicans insist thu
the present depression is due to fear re
gardinR the tariff, when business become
brighter the Democrats will claim ali d
tho credit ana assert that the bettor time
gre Que TO whatever changes in the tart
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