The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-21


has stopped foreign immigration. Steam
ships are all loaded now with immigrants
gong back 10 Europe with the big Re
publican wages that they made under
infamous Mckinleyism He's closed up
Il tllrd OF our factories, liberia ted labor
ana organized our downtrodden work
men into noble CoXey tramps Then our
salnted Cleveland has compelled the peo-
pie to be frugal. He has promoted tenn
perance, and
How has he made tcmperance?" inter
rupted orr reporter.
Why, he has driven 500, 600 working,
men into idleness. He has empted their
pockets and on Saturday nights they are
begging for bread while the saloons go
INTO bankruptcy. This great statesman
Is taking S1o,OO0,oOO III wages out of
circulation every day. and has already
driven 100 saloons into bankruptcy i'll
New York, 700 in Chicago and POO in
fIttSburg. Cleveland, | say. has stopped
beer drinking among the poor. With
what PRIDE must the dead Cough and the
I'VE Frances Willard look upon the noble
work of our new evangelist!
Then these wicked importers, why.
our. inspired leader Cleveland has locked
their doors. too. While that fraudulent
tariff of Mckinley was running the
country Il year ago by keeping all the
mil hands ut work at big wages our
rich people were still importing 500. .0OO,-
y
pagne from Europe. We were actually
running all our mills and still taking in
enough money at the custom houses to
run the government. What a dreadful
state OF things Now look abroad and
see what our inspired Prophet Cleveland
has done. He has reduced importation
10 S4oo.opo.OOO year. Senator Hill
says our custom houses took in only
500, 1000, 600 last year When the wicked
VI Mckinney law was on and wages were
high we took in $40O 900, 900 at the
custom houses. Our noble Grover has
sunk S2O0,Oo0O0O in the sea He has
Knocked our 500. .OUO. .00O surplus out
kicked into Il cooked hat-ycs increased
our countryS debt $500, OOO,0 in
year! And what did those wicked Re
publcans do Why. in thirty years the
rascals paid off the national debt of three
billions.
Now what else did those infamous
Republicans doE' continued Eli why
they sluod by that perniciouS Monroe
doctrine. They said no monarchy shall
tread on republic on this side of the
world. Then, after paying S4.Du,too for
Alaska with 4 few icebeTgS and drove
of InJunS, they took down mOnarCh'S
flag and ran up the stars and stripes.
ph, TIE raSCalS did it, Then when Ha-
waii, with her 10000 people making cuf-
Zee and sugar, became a republic and
tell on our bosom and asked us to nurse
her, that infamous Harrison adminiStra-
tlOn ran up our old Republican flag again
and every monarch in the old world
Saluted it. Yes, and bowed 10 the Mon
roe doctrine. But our SaintCd Cleveland
what lid he do? Why, he Knocked
that Monroe doctrine as he knocked the
poor man : wages, into 4 cooked hat, too.
Then the great statesman hauled down
our mis"rahle stars and stripes and Spat
on it and tried his best to boost lovely
ucgresS on throne. oh. how we Demo
Gratis should reverence this S;linted mani
But dU YOU think that the Cleveland
administration has really stood bv the
tariff for revenue in the PLATFORM Are
You Northern Democrats perfectly salts
fed asked our reporter.
Northern Democrats Why, there amt
any Northern Democrats! Cleveland and
all Ct us have gone over to the South.
We've knocked the tariff off of Yankee
wool and put tariff on Southern rice,
sugar and peanuts. Cleveland has made
cotton hlgGing and cotton hoops free in
the South, while the Yankee pork packer
has to pay for his pork barrel hoops. He
has slaughtered the Northern tin fac
tories, pulled down the wages OF the
Yankee silk factories and fixed a tariff on
Northern revenues that will bleed S.l0-
ooo.ooo out of miserable old New Eng
land AMI her Yankees. Yes. our noble
Grover has Joined the South ana We
Southern Democrats will have sweet re
vcnge against the wicked North for pen
SIoning her miserable crippled soldiers
You hear me-, and then the old man
( blew on, the gas and retired.
The Cost Of Cutting Down the TariH.
The Springfield lNIaSS) Republican is
Il supporter OF the Cleveland adminlStra-
ton mugWump tendencies taking root IN
. 1871, IN the FIRST Cleveland campaign,
/ but in giving the financial operations Of
the government for the year ending June
30 1894, the Republican prints the fol
lowing tables which tell an awful story
of miSmanH cement of national finances.
RECEIPTS
Year ending Year ending
June ", i>ii 'nlit.'l. lH..'.
It,r,,.I ,c,c,,,,r I150t7S IsI ~ KY
Vf.ceIIauSou, I-,-.psI5 ~ l5f as
- -
Total ...... S,96 .9Go,3&5 s,'S5.Si962e
ENFENpIIl ktH-
ear tu,ln.- ,- i'a' en',ln-
,...., ., ..,t...,,., '""''.'''0''' '"H'.''' l9''
neon, SOL .ins ~; slng. 80 700
War . 81 s57.foi ioblI.7-l
Navy y........,............-.. 51.527I95 5o,E}6nSi
Indians ..--... !, l@'7>- - ~ ~ i l5,.i1 -
Interest. ........-.... -7,S,l405 27.26t ip2
60 -------7 ,----,
1,,,.,,.; -. : -
we VIII lel 'ulN i''lltIS "uillhINtTa-
uyu ~ ~ - uI u t; utll'- II'uh
til'N uiiio' l"ll1tt .''.y - il-lii mere
i l'l'ln- on II. tu,ai , o .a' 'll4e "uIIh- the
year oI S"llt S>''''po'V'p' NILIt tAih ISIS >',
We're reduced ny less thau 81 l,Nf'H"t
nus 4 u'h.,l "I hCarlH H'p;'Vo'"" re
NulJ> it"'i II' ''i 4i''i 5l.vHS "I ihe
,I,,S'i t ,'". S,.n NM nno II; - ~.
;t '1Gnl -, ~ ,L. s4r = ,t''
NutH S.lo" 'li- "idu, ~ NJ ~ 'I'''s-
urE III MANY year ne tiliel i3S> IN
revenue was from customs Nlefe the de-
riinc f"r tWelEe months reached the re