New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-13
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sir. IN your clforla' POSTPONE Tarr Ag'a'
ton IN The Trbun" ot JnH" l. you w
Ia INK s no a, VIZ ,coTy wa,ter.on calls upon IT,
I~,n,rr,,tr President ana 49, democratic majority
In Congress 90 c~as~ fImhlnS Win the ihtiu W.
a., %" "cr"-s'T> ,. moss 81 '' y. ,rs..i IN.
l olfm. y ',i ~ ,, H. a.. IN. outlook darker
the acr with whose pass,g" are hre. tened IN ~
d.src.hia..r ~. CO. e ~ AL me r~s,,5nsshnit,
onI ,,rrn a.. n, Ne measure before the Senat,
by send,uv "a message 90 congr's' lenonncing ~"
who'll. t,roceeIlnss calling the prnI cratic MASSES
hl- side. ana having tn~ ei~ot - @is'I~I~ ana 81
journ The entire rotten Riwp t'h'''N , a.,
oG.,fer" d. 4lss. another fwD }'nre - ih" VI
kinney tarin pure aui simple. and another "plrii
e. The ie1pIe ", ia Ne od ne fiif ana *iiaf" WIN
sveryboIy forced 20 TOE a." marx or o. ~ over p"
me- enemy AXE t. M wool- li W. io." We
shon -, ,,' 80 y,ory t,i@r h. present con.
Jitons AN only purchnsel by The desrt laton 90
ar things great an1 n'h." in onr Na,lo'" "''
Tn,-. statements frum Colonel War'r'on bring
o., mind ,t. remarkable ,fferarce, - this gcn'e-
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man after me election OF w. an ny "''' '''''''
De- a most disappointed man Mr.. Wn'tcrson. In an
"irorAi IN %" ''''' ''''' o." W
made the ioUo""s T'"'"~"' ~
We the Democrats simply moan 10 rcr"fs" the
movement ~ the engines mat were driving 80 %
ruin We mean - do what the Republicans prom
lscd 70 do IN the enactment % tho war ihrn =,
duce II TO peace footing We mean 70 pp [D,r,l
banks and rrvoiuionisis The Democrauc party
represents AZ this moment. not merely ihe num-
DO
and mindful Of all i's responsibilities u wI address
Itself 20 me revision anl reduction ~ ihe ihiH an
ues upon nh"s - ei's 'i n,, ,'',nn s,'ie o.
wa VA lv,re,,.rue t,," bv process - gradual aud
ju-t 20 make the transition a pleasure To very
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,nrJ ii,s fr,", rivtI dsasfrr from seriois con
nlct between employer and employees and from com
mercili and agriculture. distress crops haEc D Den
IN rea,sr',eI utrIi,ceuc. ami learning nave been
more widely dinusci. and cont'ntment and happ-
n"'S prevail kehcf".F ""hh th' Oo'"''' VI our
No''','V'" ' A., - mot, , an
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al precedent IN history. The diffusion OF wealth
the distribution ana cultivation % lana; me colossal
a. cill9 a." rI ~ have hal our unanrol as
turbances and panlcs and various lis that money
- hen 70; nut noihnf mas rethrI,d me hcrrasr ~
eln acres brnught under t,lnge or OF new mines
made to Yield ineir contribution 10 the general wei
fare Two ihCnsanh mil lions 81 money SIAM IN saw
IN ,y1 thrif a. 1aiich more uerb,ns il sf5rei
away beyond the stati.tcians ken. Free homestclds
without number attest ine ease win which pros
perty has been shared. and every centre OF estn6-
lishel Industry bears witness o. The diffusion Of the
rewards Of toll.
Nov Mr. W,fterson r.nres.nts rho s,rongest
?, 80 ,,.,,
,,o ns,, Tram .,.r,ec.9 Tvn his e.s ho
-, t, T., ,ro ,. -, $780,, $500, -,
Wor,nr'ca.sc'o 80 Ie or~ accnn,o,,n1 n ,ne