The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-26
GROVER AND FINANCE.
HE LOOKS TO TINE REPUBLICANS
TO AID MIN IN FINANCE
tn Preference 10 His Own Party-Looki= z
Tor n Third Term-Heayy Drafts ON
the Treasury for Gold by Bankers.

Washington, November 19.-(Special.)-
las become evident that Mr.. Cleveland
Ks upon the success of his ideas OF
finance rs above that of his own party.
IL is n well known fact that in many
states Mr.. Cleveland, through his appoEtees
oOk conspicuous part in the democratic
1 7minating conventions TO bring about the
domination OF men who agreed with him on
,,ances- He failed i'm large number oil
fses. There are those who believe Mr..
kVsland is glad the next house of repre-
ftatives will he republican. simply be-
use the rep lblican idea OF finance ana
a.. Cleveland's are identical. MIR. Cleve-
aad and John Sherman have always been
egether or finances. IL is a well known
net that Mr.. Cleveland had the support 81
&c Sherman element OF the republican par
g. IN the repeal OF the Sherman law IL -
known that Mr.. Cleveland had his men con
suIt!ng with the republicans IN their every
move. II y further known tina; last winter
there was a conference At the white house
between Mr.. Cleveland. Mr.. Harriiy. Don
Dickinson and others at which Mr.. Cleve-
land said he would prefer to sc majority
OF the new congress sound money men
than 20 see a majority Of democrats.
Mr. Cleveland looks upon every democrat
who does not agrle with him on the iinan-
c!al question a. pOpulist- As a matter oil
fact Mr. Cleveland believes himself greater
-
through his financial scheme at all hazards.
While he doe, not expect the next session
az congress 10 do anything with it. he be-
licVes that the republicans will adopt il
simply because Il II identical with their be-
Iiefs and politics on finances. IL has been
largely dictated 10 him 10y republican bank
ers and he has assurances that il Will have
the support 81 the republican, party. and of
the sO-caIIesI sound money" democrats.
Looking for "A Third Term
Mr. Cleveland has no thought OF entering
the republican party or becoming a re-
publican IN name. but his idea is 10 bring
a large portion Of the republican party into
the Cleveland party or sc-cailed sound
money democratic party. and 20 force dem
Ocrats who 90 not agree with Him on finance
TO trail along with him. or else set out or
the party and join the populists.
lie. holds that the business element Of the
country il with him. and that the element
which controls the money can control the
votes
MIR Cleveland believes that his new Gnan-
cial policy viii be iuy Ter cent more popular
than was his tariff reform policy. inaugu-
rated his ringing message eight years
uds ani advisers are cnthrlsi-
nj Relieve that Il Is certain
De-. white house for third
Il majority which has ever
president for 4 score of
will urge his plan upon
ress If this present con
n. IL X further whis-
lner circles that il this
does nothing On the
Mr. Cleveland Will call
in extra session iInme-
OF March for the pur-
entire change in the
the country. he be-
and the views OF the
.arly alike that the re-
ouli pass bill which
approve.
hat the long-talkcd-of
the south and west
.he next night will be
tea Of finance on the