The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-02
VP.FRYE, OF MAINE,
"a Cleveland WIN Go Out In
4 Blaze Of Glory
rrs MS COURSE REGARDING CUBA.
,..u Intsrview with the Maine
.,,s, On the Legislative Out
bos- Hawaii the Card Of
he Next Congress.
|. ynux. Nov. GA journal spe,

!. yoRK. Nov. 30-A Journal spe.
I'M lewiston, Me-, says;
'..Ident Cleveland will act in an
s,,Ie psy regarding the Cuban
I.lOu. said senator Wm, p. Frye,
n more emphasis than the writ.
cords Indicate. Il have good
n, for 30 believing, aud as l ex.
nothing OF this congress-o or
,,of this senate--I am made very
n the confidence which | now
,hs man at the White House.
~ words were uttered by the
|, ,suator who sent aloft the ban.
4 Cuban lib erty many times dur.
4, past year. The conversation
bTun peacefully enough with the
lioa;
ma, will congress do during the
rssiong
must do something at once to in.
.s,hs reyenuc,' replied the Maine
AZ, aor stand disgraeed ms the
banking power of the nation.
Durley bill, or a good substitute,
4 be passed to stop the deficit. A
rnment can not afford to live be.
ils means any more than an indi.
Aside from my pronounced
siIn protection, | have no patience
the makeshifts that Secretary
bic proposes. A tax on tea and
h Is an outrage. An income tax
tmguan, TO democracy; let the
SreAlss raise money in that way.
Nald admit free Of duty every prod.
d the soil or Of any shop that is
pupetitlve."
lave you hopes that remedial leg.
hn can still be effected by this
rrnY was asked.
Us why should the obstructionists
fr humiliate the country?' was
prompt reply. Their silver hobby
ad, for four years at least. Ny
blcan collcagucs-for the OBJ
EIuusis were Of ray own party
now see the idleness OF continu.
lhsr policy OF the last hall session.
sure they will consent TO with.
heir silver amendment to tho
ky blll-the amendment that
tup'
ti IL not, what then?r
hen an extra session is ineyita.
vas the tart rejoinder. "Presi.
Mckinley Is not a man TO allow
y 70 continue as they are"
hat the only reason for calling
ztn session.
y TO be candid, there are other
quite as Imperative
hai for cSumple2T
hr foreign relations FIRST; a sub.
q the gravest public import.
NJ Cuban situation" was sug.
~ liit is not disposed Of earlier"
the senator, with a shade OF
Asn you have hopes OF something
done Tor Cuba during the short
5ons
Oycongrcss, was the emphatic
ae, u have no hopes of II be-
nflf legislation and the appro.
on bills The house was prac-
ol one mind regarding that
" lor freedom on which the
y oil the world Is fixed, but the
eW" lukewarm. IL discredited
unlry 10 the eyes Of the world.
senator's who did not oppose
'aoan resolution are known to be
'" 70 any action on the part OF
iovernment"
''''ln, then, lies your hope?" was
resident Cleveland" said sena.
w, earnestly. "IIis patriotism
.au question. | hope--nay, | ex.
"me him to go out OF Office in a
gIory, because ,of a righteous
Tnalf Of liberty. lie has the
"a his hands. lie has shown
Y on several occasions, and |
sl sa1sly that l expect something
a IRON him yet. lie will act In
paatic way"
we .aen followed the remark with
'a,s dispatch opens.
ssy what shape do you expect
r'''uents action TO takeq" was
ss's ~, decline to say further than
viii Be unequivocal."
ts'n ai' Vi 'ho ueA'
s'h Y, With president and con.
Vne mind, the settlement Of
r'Olsm will be easy. There will
another lost opportunity to