The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-28

was intended to be In words direct
condemnation Of MIR. Cleveland, as presi
ont Of the United States, for using tht
power of the executive to brush out Of
the way every obstacle to the free passage
Of the mail trains Of the United State.
and tho interstate commerce.
"Once we were told and q grave ques
tion was raised whether the United
States could pass Its troops through Ken
lucky to meet rebel army in Tennessee
My friends, this constitutional question
this division between the general and
local authorities is a plain and easy one
| When u law of the United States Is in.
vaded and broken 1t Is the sworn duty
/ OF the president to execute it and this
convention arraigns the president fol
doing what his oath compelled him to do.
| II do not intend to-spend any time In
the discussion of the tariff question. That
debate has been won and need not be pro.
tracted, We needed an experience Of our
own and we have had It, 1t has been q
hard lesson, but very convincing one, and
everybody was In the school house when
! 1t was given.
IA panic in 1893 of most extraordinary
character has been succeeded by a gradual
drying up, loss and less, and less unit il uni
versal business distraction and anxiety pre-.
walls all over our community. do not be-
lieve thero has ever been time, except, per-
haps, in the very heat OF some active panic,
when universal business fear and anxiety
and watchfulness characterized this great
metropolis us it does today. Men have been
afraid to go away for vacation.
$50 eager were our Democratic friends
to relieve their embarrassment and to put
directly upon our people according to tho
English system IL tax to support our gov
ernment that they passed an unconstitu-
tional act Ia order to levy internal taxes
and help out tariff bill which had le-
duced the duties upon imports.
an connection with the financial mat
ter do we all realize how important is tho
choice of a president. DO you know that
rs the law is now, without tho passage Of
any FREQ coinage of silver law at all it is in
the power of the president of the United
States to bring the business of this coun-
try to a silver basis; All ho has to do is to
let the gold reserve 60, to pay out silver
when men ask for gold, ana we arc there
already. 1t is only because the presidents
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