Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-19
Drr1crrS ELECTED.


-. gid. Ur' ~ the late political land
OIL. -patch asks. In a recent edi-
go, .fs..ra are the friends OF silver
.I- 60 interpret the result as
...- % free silver.
.t , ~ silver 10 not regard II
.. ,. at. hat as an unmistakable
e the administration Of
END. -.- .1.a-,ncmy Of silver. So. then,
- fu arrive ut correct conclusions
.... ...t g.. Democratic defeat means
r-g o. pass in review the chief
. the administration. Had
-- approved 10y the people they
...iy have returned a Demo-
ana this would have been
uei as an eniOrsatiOn. AS
..v was Overwhelmingly the
,-... t.e Interpretation must be as
t.-.'. l. IS folly 70 hide ones
-.ni. Ike an ostrich, 10 avoid
a they really are because
sl.t U.s. The wise and manly
face the truth.
knows that the leading
.-... ~ Mr.. Cleveland's financial
ben
r.. t.u1us1NG HOSTILITY TO
SILVER.
,lEsm written 50 large that
may run He called Con-
g.. ...e.r tn extraordinary session
.. purpose OF demonetizlng Sill
r-tr 1 additional repeal Of the
ana this, too. in spite Of the
..- Hs4 the President Of a free
.r % least three 10 one, and
the nomination ana been
torm that bound him. as
r-lu. % that policy, no mat
t-.. 70 A. --t BE- his opinions as q pri-
I.al This would have been
..... a, any time: but when II was
t-.-1, q panic, as rene
money famine IL became
..- 't.t was worse than a crime.
man. who had been sub
s.- ..arvltion raions until he
-rI f ll longer, had called in
tl, doctor. instead Of pre-
Increase % bread had de-
t' .ac Iatlent was suffering
- ana that the right remedy
r hl- rauons one half and
.. then recover and get fat!
r.me ~ for business de-
raI ly lookup Of money
tie currency until the pur-
-.ar 70 the dollar begins 10
I- E.l entail a constantly In
s. gr.u an who are boarding
.-t compel them 20 invest II in
h.- ness. To attempt 20 re
r.' hy increasing the pur-
... p the dollar cannot pos
.ry 0-her result than to in
rl .r hng the depression; for
ra. his money into property
.-.. Gould avoid all risk
mon. profit by holding il IN
... .t- purchas.ng-power had
yimum?
a3 made
TARIFF REFORM
.sla % the presidential cam
H.,. it came 10 legislation he
. upon biz party the new
free raw mat rial, in
.. I.,a..-atlc doctrine Of a tarih
..--a. ass opposed 70 the Republican
tariff for protection. His
rr 3. Dee chiefly at the expense
Ht. already received the lowest
r labor and products. Bnz-
u.t the 81 place for learn
" reform. nor Wall street for
-. needs % the people IN money
.a b.. .--rlrel the President denounced
TRUSTS
r-.st terms. and pledged his
% .heir suppression; but
..' % ~ his Cabinet he placed
of me law department Of the
.ae most noted trust attor-
country. a man who had pre-
ei me antitrust act Of Con-
..tltl.nal.
r Cleveland was pledged by
. his party 10 the repeai or
o. -' ..- .ert.
TAX ON STATE BANKS
.at b was opposed to that
.'1 g, Congress failed TO enact
.~
FEDERAL TROOPS
STATE OF Illinois without being
'1 90 50 by the Governor OF
us rqDlred by the supreme
'r rd, bot la spite OF his earnest
hls violating the Constitution
ry eni the States-right prin-
Party.
RI. "as the act that provoked the
'he beloved Gordon, and the
ONE tumbling'' attitude of
'-.'. Lon ~ Lynchburg! AS a
W cnWnc!ng the North Of the
e.. " .,r government OF US old Con-
I.4,fs. Il was little too too.
...ri ihe letter OF the law. and
lt ia'ent. ny issuing
.NILtL5r-BEARING BONDS
s9.i 10 the Treasury that was
rt taii out In the redemption OF
s... ana coin certificates. both or
e.. .'ir equally payable in silver. AS
s r nearly half billion Of green
O. "4 CON certificates In circulation,
t....V' Gusts. under this policy. can
.. pr treasury Of gold whenever
So. ' 20 compel The government TO
a.. i' bonds. IN order that they may
as goa and safe place 10 invest their
-, A'.ea1 OF putting 1t into bust
'F' the American people ala not
o. .'fD the spectacle OF their Presi-
a.. So the role OF a quasi knight
~. ''4 Aainb S1r the Kanaka Queen.
Dr.. 10 man ever had grander OPP
ss,s, iaan Mr. Cleveland, and Il Is
g. ~ man ever put them 10 worse
f,,... DE- 'sp0used the cause Of the
sze,., Deopls instead OF that OF the
Asa. r"tf he would have lived In the
"a, " MS countrsrnen and In the
u. - history throughout the ages.
u an, iwo years ago he entered upon
Iaas.,. o. lis great Office amidst the
t.r,s " lhe people and with bis party
T. eH' everyW..efe. To-day few but