New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-02-05


4 litisforl fhe taest 81
ID y y 81 ia if
HOUSE, ID because of bis I'D
mako good fhiis OH
man That when eleYe.
Hand came rs Il 8 E /. ii March ss: snd
could call tl,e Senate and House 10th
Il Democ ffofs the first fnie 5sines the
var, 81 carry bis polio into effect he
il not cal an extra session iye tat
4 5ii if forrn toI, the PEG PIE but instead
IIcalle;l Con ress ether "a sto The
Icoinage Of silver. 81
Discussing the peal 81 the pure has
4 iin ing cIanse,of the herman law, which
4 followed, ..ses said
Demo and Re pull leans wed with
each other ID the 81 laerance of the pol
icy which had bee, forum lated and
steadily pursued ~ the Senate from
Ohio.
hen the Senate met there was an
acknoW ledged mai ority Of men open and
outsp oxen in their deternl alton to.
stand 81 thesWh bite met al, and who were
elected on this issue. But the process
lof debauch began and slowly the
Senate yielded. IN ninet days the deed
was done and the chains were riyeted on
the wrists OF the toiIings millions. Did
the raid on the Treasury stop Il
Discussing then the tariff bill which
passed ia. the regular session foil loving
he said 3
It is true he the Pres ident) did not
sign it, and allowed tito become law
without approval, but here again We
have a spectacle Of charla tanry and ny
pocritical assumption Of superiority to
his party which has always marked his
career. The tariff law which he repudll-
ated as unwor:h ,inyol living part perfid.y
and party dishonor, is the sheet anchor
to which he clings.
And again, ferring5 to the Presid lent,
IF he was honest at the start and 1 am
willing to grant that much his associa-
4 ton with Wall street and his connection
with wealthy men had debauched his
conscience and destroyed all sympathy ]
with the masses h 81
Further on, in discussing the gold
question, he said: RothschildS Il and ! his
Am Anne lean agents graciously conde scend
to come 0 the help Of the United States
Treasury. in maintaining the gold stand
ard which has brought this ruin, and
only charges a small c commission Of ten
millions OF 50. Great Goo, that this
proud Government, thee richest I, most
powerful on the globe should have been .
brought to SO low a pass that London
Jew should have been appointed its
receiver and n pres mes to patr onize V.
The lesp possibility Of providing revenue
and looking after the solYency Of the
Treasury, which rests with Congress, has
been usurped BY the President. why is
& he not impeached
The encroac hments of the Federal
judiciary and the sui ineness and Yenality
~ orr! eruption Im;,y say of the epresen
.tatiye branches of the Government are
causes Of deer concern to all thinking
and patriotic men. We are fast. drift
ing into Government by injunction ii.
the interest I'm poles and corpora
|5tions, and the Supreme Court by one
corrupt te, annuls an act Of Congress
loaldng q the taxation Of the rich
The struggle from1 s6l to- Is 655 which
Idrenchcd this fair land in blood, ~ as Il. ]
! e mancip ate=4 900, O0O. black s. ayes. q
are fast pproachin 8 condi tion Inch
will place the collar Of Industrial bond
age around the necks Of ten times that
many white slaves. a day Of reck oningg
EWill come less there is 10 longer q just
God in il lleaVen u, and when it does come,
woe be unto hose who have been a7-##
llsmonsgt The pressors st the The e
present struggggl IS Sl1nf rtunatelyy too like
that preceding he late civil nasnnuclhEl
as It is sectional lie creditor and tie
! manufacturing states ofsthe n ORTIZ and
East, 3 those which have rown
mattel wealth at the ex penseIo thespro-
lIducing class Of the south and 5West5are
4 ||urggil'g this polio Wl thf the lsesottsd
bindnes Of Belsh
- easy toI see, the Senate 81 said lin
] conc usion that the stsuggg le for the
I new enlancl ii t1ons has begun. here IRE
4 III llions now on Ind tllsy
tram tram tram ii s. eWalks,
hunting work, tie
y bread and unless W mes they VIII