The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-01-01
GLISH GOLD-BUG DOMINATION OF
OUR COUNTRY IS TO CONTINUE,

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GLISH GOLD-BUG DOMINATION OF
OUR COUNTRY IS TO CONTINUE.
Editor of Representative:
President Cleveland's Interpretation of
the Monroe doctrine as shown by mes
sage. is that a foreign nation shall not
acquire territory on the western hemis-
phere by conquest somebody would get
hurD bat may gobble the whole shebang
by purchase. Rats, was there ever such
a give away of a question? 1t beats
Harrison and Blaine shipping can
non in open cars across the continent
before the last presidential election to
blow the English seal fishermen beyond
the northern lights for jiengoism, but the
message meets the hearty approval Of the
plutocrats and their newspapers of both
the old parties. Why they we'll know and
understand there will be no war That
the message is sent to congress to have
more bonds issued to increase the burd-
ems of an overtaNed nation, for to build
pretended national defenSes, but in fact
in the interest of Cleveland-Carnega &
Co, to raise a Doodle campaign fund to
nominate and elect if possible, Grover
Cleveland for the third term and thus
violate the unwritten law of over hun
dred years and make easy the election
for life of Grover Cleveland or some other
and thus change our once republic to a
limited monarchy-on bah.
Who is fool enough to believe that
Grover Cleveland will be or is in favor
OF the people Of our common country
when their interests conflicts with the in
terests of plutOcratS or English syndi-
Gates, how long has it been since through
his Law partner he sold his country bonds
to an English syndicate n profit to the
syndicate of eleven million five hundred
thousand dollars-how long has it been
since he used the public patronage to
pass law to close the silver mines of the
United States, which produce over one
third of the silver of the globe and
adopted the gold standard of England
who owns over two-thirds the gold fields
OF the world. Has not his whole effort as
president been to render the United States
dependant upon gold standard countrys
particularly our old and inveterate en-
envy England? How long has it been since
he opposed the financial policy of Wash
ington, Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, and
every statesman our country has pro-
duced irregardless Of party. Our whole
nation knows how he fought, bled and
died, by a substitute. during the rebellion
when the nations life was the stakeo
How cheerfully he signed the late law
putting duty on the poor mans sugar.
which was estimated would add twenty
million dollars to our national revenue
w Iicu the pISSlQ6nC OF sugar trust,
sWore that the bill if passed would add
forty millions to the ill-gotten gains of
the sugar trust.
Suppose during the year 1863 Jefferson
Davis had by message to the confederate
congress recommended that the cOnfed-
crate states remain in the old union at
the same time asked them to increase the
confederate army and continue the war.
Go you think our lamented Lincoln and
the patriotic congress by which he was
aided would have been deceived as to the
intent of Mr.. Davis and disbanded the
union army I think not neither will the
American people be mislead by the clap
trap OF the English agent. Does he rec
ommcnd any financial policy to render our
country independent of England? None
He is still rolling on his tongue, as a
sweet morsel, the gold standard that has
bankrupted the national treasury and the
people, that English gold bugs may en-
rich themselves on the life blood of the
Republic. He is now endeavoring to per-
petuate his power for the ruin of his
country and blind the people to the true
issue which is not to drive the English
out of foreign country-but to drive
English and English traitors out of the
high plans and save our country for our
selves and future generations to come.
There is but one issue in the next pres