The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-25

We frequently hear old men say,
II have seen panics before, tut never
saw one as bad as this The reason
IL they do not Understand that we are
having two panics at one time upon
lus. Any alteration In the tari1. either
up or down, causes for time business
disturbance. will quote from Sena-
tor Daniel and coroborated by Sena-
tor George Vest and other Democrats:
l'Any change in Our tariff laws gener-
lal enough to rise to tho dignity OF "a
new tariff. has With ono exception In
our history precipitated panic. IL
we are now In that condition OF I'M
certainty between two tariffs In which
trade must suffer, let US take some
lconsolation from the thought that as
in 1915. when the least trouble was ex-
lperienced, so in 1888 we may move
with u minimum OF embarrassment to
the changes Of tariff which should be
conservative and cautious"
am not now arguing whether high
or low tariff Ia right and best, but
what caused the present panic; and
do say It was first caused by the
lchange expected in the tariff, that IL,
AN industrial panic. And We have had
q President and Congress that knew
the difference between financial aud
Ian Industrial panic, and wished TO
serve the interests OF agricultural and
manufacturing and labor interests In
stead OF Shylocks and money mongers,
the panic would. ere this been thing
4 OF tile past. But, alas, It Ia still here,
with more horrors for labor. ..
When business became depressed, II
Congress had been called together aud
made the tariff whatever they intended
to make II and not began to tinker
with tho finance. business would have
known what IL had to face and would
have adjusted accof dinghy, and the
industrial panic would have been owe r
But the Shylocks and gamblers o.
Wall street placed the Cur upon tht
! pleasure steamer of the Bonedicts anC
! Kept him up Buz2srd Bay until ht
/ lcontracted silysrphobia. during
, which time the aristocratic noblemal
, Bnyard had had time to confer will
tile III oney mungers OF England, anC
n Instead OF sending Gar Cleveland Il
, tho Pasture or Kelley Institute, en-
'Icouraged him to call Congress to
.lBether and began iinance-tinkering
IDacked by Wall street gamblers, Ma
tional Banks and the press that they
,could subsidize, and brought on fl
financial panic also. And laboring men
could understand why Senator Gray
WAS 80 ANXIOUS they should have
Icheap dinner kettles to carry to soup
|, houses, instead of having plenty oi
work and let their wives have silver
dollars and a basket to go to mar
ket.
DO not forget "honest money" for
gamblers, soup-houses for honest la
'lbor What caused the panic in Eng
land, Spain, Germany. Russia, even In
A n At siplt ~
Garth, no Sherman law there? lhe fact
is, the sherman iiiil as poor IA make.
shitu as it was. kept tie panic off two
years at least, MS 1t put Into crcdla.
tion 10000, 900. Cleveland. Bayard
and even dinner.kettle Gray. tell you
they desire money OF the world, and
'Ialter making II, and IL starts on TIE
lmlssion for which 1t was intended.
they make howl and 1t causes IA
panic.
lhut utteranee of Cleveland In his
letter OF acceptance | commended. 1t
was in straight limo with the plat
form on which he was nominated, anu
was decided Improvement upon 1t in
cletnness OF language. lilo declared
Tor tile coinage OF both metals, well
guarded by wise laws, 'on equal
terms" anu the equality of their Ia.
trinslc value, or thelr purchasing
power.
/ MIR. John lie Witt Warner, who is
now d memUer OF Congress, AMI an in
ltlmate friend OF Cleveland. in his
speech declared it mean. free coinage
lbut then he was not suffering with
'isIlverplobia or intended to deceive,
az the Democratic party has never
preached any other doctrine than the
use OF both precious metals as Il stan
lizard of value and on equal terms
leveland's Wall street attack on silver
was the cause of the financial panic,
and his party at the election on the
seventh of November received the
compliments Of the people for it, As
tho iron will OF bigotted Bourbon Is
mot law In this country. where the
IpeOpie are supreme, and in November
lol 1875 Will. III Il very emphatic man
Iuer, give thor compliments TO Cur
cleveland and his queen ltli. ..
\ DR.. J. Il. WEIGH
4 p. S.-Cleveland In New York, the
doctors cutting the cancer on his jaw,
and he Comptroller aud Secretary OF
he Treasury banquetlng with banker,
land gamblers, but tho dear people, OF
where? j. u. w.