The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16

the east, will battle against silver-per-
haps to the extent OF seeking a re-
election.
Philadelphia, Pa,.April 15.-The Press
VIII say: BY his sound money letter
in answer to the Chicago business men,
President Cleveland has added TO his
public services in behalf of a stable
currecy of full value and unquestiOned
validity in the markets of the world
In all, it will have an influence for
which the friends of sound money Will
be grateful.
Kansas City. Mo. April 1.-THE
Journal says: There is only one thing
in the whole epistle that stands out
prominent and that is panic. This man
seems ratified. II showed as plainly as
scared man can show that the gold
trust is on the run. Let the friends Of
silver and the people press the battle
VIII take To the woods before 1896.
The Times makes no editorial com
ment upon the letter.
The Commercial Advertiser SAYS:
Two years ago Mr.. Cleveland was busy
setting the poor man with his multi
tudihous vote against the rich man and
clamoring for a tariff that would BENG
fit the consumer at the expense OF the
manufacturer. Today he goes out OF
his way to say that while capital and
wealth through combination and 9TH
erwise, sometimes" gain an undue ad-
vantage. 10 attempt 10 create a pretu-
dice against the advocates Of a safe
and sound currency by the insinuation,
more or less directly made. that they
belong TO the financial and business
classes" Is ''insidi0Gs"
The Brooklyn Eagle saws. The
strength OF the letter Is in the fact that
Il appeals To the common sense of the
country irrespectative of all considera-
tons Of politics.
Washington. April l5.-The Evening
Star says: The president declined the
invitation In a letter which VIII prob
ably cut some figure as a campaign
document strong docCment-and
one that must appeal 70 every posses
sor of common sense The president
declared in his epistIe that the need of
the hour was plain and simple pre-
sentatlon ~ the argument IN favor %
sound money. His letter has IN part
done away with that need. fer one such
argument il now before the American
people.
New York April I5-Tha Advertiser
tomorrow viii say Nr. Cleveland has
Tot materially strengthened the cause
OF sound finance He cannot ~ Per
ruittei u masquerade as consistent
champion OF sound money. IN 50 far as
ne had opposed the free silver craze he
deserved credit: but he has distinctly
counteuanced the equally dangerous
project OF al irredecma bic fat bank
currency.
Philadelphia. Pa. April 1.-THE Eve
ming Bulletin today says Mr. CleTe-
lands letter viii tend to force a sho-v-
ing Of hands IN both parties or the ssh
YER Question The bold stand which
Mr.. Cleveland has taken may possibly
bring him 70 The front as candidate IN
1895 for the Democratic nomination or
an ant3-s.lveT platform
Boston. april l5.-The Standard viii
say: TIE president certainly does nof
lack the courage q his Convictions. ard (
his convictions on the money question
have usually been c0nsonsuf Wltb gnat
We bei;sve 20 BE- the test Interests q TIE F.
whole people.
Cleveland o. April 15-The Pain 1
dealer- Democrat T-ili say e-itt0rielly To- ,
morrow "a reference 20 the pr~ssdent-s
Guacizl ieIter- TIE letter - Presils@cr f.
Cleveland = 10 more tAss ght be * .
peciesi - hlu1- u expresses TIE zenfi- 4
ulsnts re Ras already knGNn % hs'd i
u states fis goSiliun clearly ard plslr- 4
IS. u ADDS another evidence q frank
res and sincerity. FtEt b contrf bates !
nothing new % The discussion - ;h~ in
-so-fznt topic OF which 81 treats and ~ 4
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