Arizona silver belt., 1894-06-23
TIE ROSS JuGGLER.


 John Sherman the Jonah of the Ro- publican party in Ohio, and bell wethor of that organization in the fed oral council, has lost his grip since his State convention ignored his views on the silver question, but nevertheless, in order to keep up with the procession, he also Topped, and in face of his rec ord, ayers himself from the inc,paenoy Of his political career its un~ayeriug supporter. No, John, not always. It may be that since your party State convention declared in favor of remon- itizstion of silver, your views on that subject changed If so, it IS not the first conversion in the twinkling of an eye. That of Saul of Tarsns, while on his wey to Damascus, was not moro sudden. But now, John, you are solidly in favor of silver, do you think you will stick
 The Cincinnati Gazette does not believe you are sincere, that your second espeusai win be neglected and that you wilt be found bunking with your first and life long love who has caused you to lose caste with your constituents. That censorious journal seemingly is not y5ur friend, else why should it print your record in opposi- ton to silver. We think, at this time, during your pin-feather contrition, it was unkind in the Gazette to Say sherman has hunted silver as the ter rier does rats. It has seemed the bane of his existence and in proof of which it says: "He caused the demon stization of silver in this country ID 1878. He caused the veto by President Hayes of the bill to restore limited silver coiu- age in 1878, which was passed over the veto. He defeated the bill for free coinage in 1890, and substituted for it tAe NhoAoASsf btAON hAoHh ao tuO pAet- man purchase clause, under which sil- yer bullion was bought and never coined, and paid for the notes which, under his advice, have been redeemed in gold, when they were redeemable in silver. Having thus delivered to the people scorpion, which he assured them was a fish, he then joined President Cleveland in raid upon the scorpion and took it away without sub stituhng any fish at all. We'll know ing that his gold policy is hateful to the people because it gives all the fruits of their enterprise and labor to the small class of users whom he rep resents, he schools himself to the task of deceiving and misleading them. As they groupe about looking fer relief from their taskmasters, and looking for leaders who will give them back the money of the constitution, he holds out falss lights and calls them to come toward him, and sees them go down into the quagmire Of false pretenses, made by false lsaaers like himself All these gre reasons why he heartily ms dorses the juggling resolution of she republican state convention, which it is quite likely he wrote himself. He says the resolution Is in line with the views ho hSs always had on this question. Every neriah being in the United States over the age of twelve years and of sound mind and who can read knows what his views have always been. But there is to be an election in Ohio, and this remorseless enemy, destroyer of the right of silver to be coined, is afraid the republican party may be beaten unless he can fool the friends of silver within its ranks. The absurd mass of contradictions which Mir. Shsr- man poured into the ear of the repor ter is as confusing. and Intentionally so, as the explanation made by Me phistopheles to the student in Gothe's Faust
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