Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-17
New York Herald. pr,..id.n.

e"' e2'sts oniy on paper anC
hat botE sides are now engaged in
who'ssaIe annihilation of proper.
y. under which the industrial val.
'e OF the island must soon De wip.d
ut. lie points out that. aside
fr"m the sentimental aspect of this
utter r@.n C q ..sFEiI ssFFisesS ssbrsstt a 9Br
'smuch 40 American citizens have
'ens or millions invested i'm the
island, ana our trade with it before
ne insurrection broke out amount.
ed to one hundred million dollars
yearly.
Brooklyn Standard. u Union !: The
President puts the country, as far
40 ne can do so, in the position of
having resolved on two things as
tinal-first, that no outside govern.
ment other than our own must in.
terfere in the matter; and second.
that this government will, in the
not remote future, interfere to stop
the war Of devastation, with the
consent OF Spain. il possible, but
with or without Spain's consent if
it shall appear that there is no rea-
sonable hope Of the mother conn
try re-establishing orderly rule in
Cuba.
New York Sun: With the hap
py consciousness of having u unloaded
everything. this wonderful states.
man winds up his last message to
Congress with u beautiful tribute
:" hlms"if: When our diff-rrn-
""s ar f,rgnt-n. aud our c,nt.sts
~ p'l''ic.l opini9p are ~ lng'
,m"mb"r"d. nothing in III. retro
~ct Of 'ur publ. s~rsie- VIII be
"a f"rr""a'-~"d't'mfir'Tng ;ssifr
N -2f IN al darv wf,i'-
.~rf"rprd add:tf; N n .rv ofa
instant dtv lion T., IN. ,nt.r-srs
>r ------e
will not doubt that the finAl para
graph, at last. Is Mr.. Cleyeland's
Dwn. Only two men that ever lived
'"uld have written it. aud Mr..
Pecksniff is dead.
Philadelphia Telegraph: The
simple fact is, Mr.. Cleveland,
through the peculiar policy he has
pursued. and which he now reveals
for the frst time, has tried to cut
he ground from under the feet Of
the opposition larty. in connection
with eaily tariff revision. His per-
sistent and unfounded claim as TO
the efficiency OF the present Gus
toms law, from revenue stand
point when given "a fair trial"
could be dismissed but, IL there
is no danger Of Treasury embar-
rassment. during the present or
the next fiscal year, the enemies Of
protection will quickly utilize this
point to Oppose an extra session Of
Congress aud early revision Of the
taIiff, for the benefit Of wronged
and depressed American industries.
Washington Star: The Presi-
dents defense of the Wilson tariff
bill as q satisfactory revenue meas
ure, was, perhaps, to have been an
ticipated. There 10 no suggestion
anywhere in the message Of the
need of more revenue, aud Mr..
Cleveland places stress, as he did
last winter, upon the necessity for
the retirement Of all currency obli-
cations on which gold may be de.
manded. To this end he suggests
first their final REDEEM ption by means
of an issue of long-term bonds
or failing that remedy, he advocates
that there be no reissue after their
cancellation. Therefore. the same
situation 10 presented ss the Prrsi-
dent developed in his messages q
year sgo-s rspudistion OF the idea
Of insufficient revenue, a rejection
Of any sugg-stion of new tariff leg
islatIon aud . Concentration "f at
fentIon on tn" gr-enbicks as the
ront of all fusnciai evil
T When most needed IL is not unus-
sl for your family physician to be away
from home. Such was the experience Of
Mr.. ]. Y. Schenck, Editor Of the Caddo.
Ind. Ter, BInRsr, when his little girl,
two years Of age, was threatened with
severe attack of the Group. He says:
my wife insisted that 90 for the doc
tor. but ss oar family physician was out
Of town ! purchased bottle OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. which relieved
her Immediately. will not be without
il in the future" 25 aad 50 cent bottles
for sale by William r. Greenwell& Son.
Leonardtown: Joseph 8. Matthews, VAL
sey LA aud al cruufsy stores.