The herald., 1895-12-19
Great Britain Cannot Afford to
GO to War
BILLIONS ARE AT STAKE
Debts Due Her Citizens From the United
States Would Be Nullified
Interesting Relation of Results That Would
Ensue From a Resort to Arms.
American Opinion

way, and think that the honor Of this
country is safe in his hands. He can be
depended upon to maintain the dignity of
the nation.
W. D. Woolwine The message shows
that Cleveland is what l have always
thought him-a man of destiny, and one
VINO can be relied upon at any time 10 do
the proper thing He is able and fearless,
and his manly stand in the present matter
has increased my admiration for him and
for his abilities as a statesman.
General Pierce-The message is worthy
Il the greatest days of the nation. l re-
gard the two articles setting forth our side
OF the controversy as the ablest of the
KIND IN the history of the country. While
differ with Cleveland in politics, l am
heartily with him in his stand, and believe
that all patriotic people are also.
Ed Niles-That is a fine message and he
is all right on the proposition, and the peu-
pie are with him.
Chief Glass-The message is good, am
proud of the stand Mr.. Cleveland has TAX
en-, and think that the only thing necessa-
ry now is for the senate and congress to
that congress has appropriated the money
to investigate the matter. Cleveland is all
right.
Colonel Bob Kern You bet, approve of
Cleveland and his stand. l always have
thought he was right, and this message is
oniy OI my ODlLlO1 OF Ille
man. He is one of the ablest men this
country has ever had in the presidential
chair. and / am proud of him.
Coroner Campbell message is right.
think it is about the smartest thing Cleve-
land has ever done during his administra-
ton. The only thing now is not to back
down from his stand. The matter ought
to be pushed through to finish. am in
favor OF America for Americans, but would
rather see some of the nations in Eurpp.
fighting than two great natious like Amer
lea and England, who. ought to be closely
allied.
C. w. Pendle.on-Thatm message arousoa
within me all of my latent patriotism, ait.
think the stand taken by Cleveland is
right. Yet, cannot help thinking that il
| is issued for purpose and has a poiit
| significance. 1t is about the best thing he
| has ever done since he has been in Office.
John L. Gaffey-lt is all right and an!
pleased with the digniied stand assumed
by Mr.. Cleveland. | presume though haG
there will be wailing among the Angie
maniac chappies of New York, who will
scarcely approve of the message. TLey
will have 10 roll down the bottoms of Their
trowsers now, even though it be raining i'll
London.
W. W. Everett--The message is all right
and about the best thing we have yet re-
ceived from Cleveland. | hope that the
position he has taken will be maintained.
w. j. Hlnsacker-l agsee with every
word and sentence therein expressed. and
i believe it is the greatest state docu nent
that has come out since Abraham Lincoln
issued the emancipation proclamation.
r. Ii. HERON The stand which the pres
ident has taken is a statesmanlike one and
should receive the Endorsement of every
good citizen. regardless of pa rty feeling.
Thomas l.. DUO lie, president OF the Main
street Savings bank-Of course, every one
joins in according the M age hearty re-
ception, as il we'll deserves. 1t Is with
some hesitancy that express myself upon
a matter of such great International i'm
believe this to be the greatest move m sde
by the present administration. AS to the
position of England, that power prejudices