The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-03-03

by Cleveland, He thus drew the large
salary connected with that Office at the
same time that he was drawing $1cO
per month from the patient tax payers
IN the specific ground that he was
totally unable to do any work, mental
or physical.
Gen. Black continues to draw that
pension from the patient public. and
the Democrats of his State have elected
this mental and physical wreck" to
represent them in the next Congress
Thus we will have the pretty picture
of a Democrat drawing $4,000 per year
because he can work, and $1,000
because he can't.
| Amt "the dear old Democratic
party" honey?
WILLARD AND HIS 500 900.
Nobody has yet denied the charge,
openly made in the press, that Henry
Willard gave 100000 to the Demo-
cratic Doodle fund upon the condition
that Hon. W. r Morrison, of Illinois.
should not be appointed Secretary Of
the Interior. Mr. Willard is President
of the Northern Pacific Rail Road Co.,
and he controls 100000 acres of
land which corrupt Congress gave
that Corporation. He is also Agent OF
German Capitalists Mr.. Willard is
likewise the man whom Cleveland sent
over here to give US his orders on the
) Silver Question. So powerful was his
influence that the vote stood 143 TO 1872.
Free Silver won by only 9 votes.
Without the Ten Populists, Willard
would have succeeded in debating to
Congress just as he has succeeded in
shutting out from the Cabinet man
whom the Tariff Barons AMI Wall
Streeters fear.
'TAINT so
The statement that Mr.. Cleveland
has rendered Mrs. Lease a position in
his Cabinet is mere fiction invented
by our enemies for the purpose of
ipjuring us in the eyes Of the public.
MACUNE's SELL OUT.
At lis Fifth Avenue, New York,
Mr.. Horace Keuney publishes gilt
edged journal called american Indus
tries. 1t is devoted, heart and soul, to
Wall Street. l have examined its
> pages carefully and speak from personal
, knowledge In its last issue it bitterly
denounces the Congressman who voted
against the infamous Cate Bill which
. was published in these columns last
week.
This was the mersure the New York
Bankers desired, which Cleveland
desired and which the Ten Popullsts
alone prevented from passing the
House.
This Mr.. Horace Kenney is the man
who is now running The National
', Economist, the organ of the Alliance
- THE MESS OF PoTTAGE.
I have it on the best authority tina
- DR.. Macune sold out to Wall Street al
:, $4,000 cash and 5000 on time.
% MAY BE A REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT
Under the Law, if the President and
Vice President die, then the Secretary
of State becomes Chief Magistrate.
IT Mr.. Cleveland should over.ea
himself some day snd kick the bucket
who would be our President?
Adlai E. Stevenson, who was 6
= straight out Greenbacker, a follower Of
-, James B. Weaver, bolter from the
:. Democratic party who refused to vote
: for the Democratic Speaker when hs
was in Congress, and who is put dowr
! on the Official Roster not as Demo-
crat but as Greenbacker.
But suppose Adlai should sicker
unto death, who would then bt
:, Democratic President ?
81 Walter Q. Gresham, who so late al
g October, 1892, claimed over his owr
signature to be Republican
The "dear old Democratic party
would have for its Chief the Kepubl-
can who was member of Arthur,
e Cs.hinet; who as candidate for The
e Republican nomination for President in
1883 got l23 votes 10 the Republican
National Convention; who only voted
the Democratic ticket once in his life
and claimed to be still Republican
while doing SO who left Indiana and
became Mugwamp because Harrison
had downed him in his own State; who
received the Office he now holds from
the Republicans, and who would thu,
step from the position of Republican