The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-05-12
w. J. BRYAN'S CRITICISM OF
MIR. CLEVELAND'SR REFORM SPEECH.

The presence Mr. Cleveland two members cabinet
such eminent gold Democrats exCongsman Turner Bynum and
Patterson made the bar important political event. and the address
delivered by Mr. Cleveland fairly be accepted setting forth tie
views and future the boiling Democrats
Probably
the Republican administration He boows emphasis from scptu
the Republicans returning hot their walow
ing the mre of the extreme prot cton This Unfair CRITICISM
because the have never shown any disposition to abandon
extreme protection.
log the reiterated his devotion this policy Thu Demo-
Mr. Mckinley voted with their eyes open tariff
possibilities
complain McKueys
attitude the question To be president has
abroad gocec but object equally elusive
namely for the restoration OF bmem but
doing only carrying pledge contained in his platform.
generally president his
FORM they ought be policy promised
gold until relief from abroad and he
doing it in of the continued distress caused by such policy
supported the Chicago pafrm consistently
policy and the financial policy of the admni
but those Mr. Mckinley only receiving what they
hada expect.
Mr. Cleveland Republicans repay
partisan the increased burdens taxation placed
upon aea ly OVERLAP leu"
American politics Did HIM
the contributors would repayment through legislation
friendly their interests Has not the Dngey bill been drawn exactly
the Mckinley differ its schedules hut does
differ in general and preparation But if those mocs
who supported Mr. Mckinley have cce his what
shall who supported the indianapolis ticket?
they consideration hands the president
Mr. Cleveland that when the fact of the nation seemed in the
balance boiling Democrats Does he
voted directly for Mr. Mckinley through
claim for Palmer and Buckner Certainly this
did ene them avO of their country They knew that
Cleveland
o and fear.
patriotic gold away upon
ticket which had their might have decided the
There humo in the boisous intention Of those
who during watched the struggle from ar after the battle
claimed all credit Of the victory
The Mr. Ceveands address, however is cu I'd in
against supported the Chicago ticket 10
this last address he has given aid his opponents than his
did by official His surrender of the executive
Wal
ing his administration did than other thing
the American people the iniquty OF the gold standard
His hny disguised of the Republican ticket in the late
pgn did drive the silver Republicans out the republican
party loyalty bimesm been shaken by defeat
In his address Saturday night he aided the free silver still further
by whatever there might have been OF ON
tue regular Demo to the boilers
principles Democracy and then
urged forces platform comprising the differences the
money question his dog
matte utence foreign anca policy an his emphatic endorse
gold Democrats of folly OF attempt eunite the
Democrats who believe bmeasm with Democrats who are welded
gold monometalism
recognizes money question:
stead being ended just bgnnny he recognizes rrepresbe
conflict, and in this he rightly
The Democratic will in 1900 terate its demand for Tree and
limited coinage at 10 and will be opposed by those who at that time
believed gold standard This being certain future
be- why should those affiliate in combat
hereaNerP
and have boiling
organization which claims kind of Democracy Let
them both S o survive.
bmeta converted the gold standard he join their
gold Democrat he return the fold How
may Cleveland admit his
less resoute would hesitate the leadership OF little
band the Dy
then voters Of being either designing aos or the dupe
Of designing agtators.
of his conduct to
6500OO OF
dod him. in the lexicon OF MI Ceeands
mature years Is as mistake"
Democracy bring real relief the country
pauds and short peormances reaches its maximum
and its minimum the polls 1t the toy OF those hnanciers
honor while they the nations extremity
poweess protect the people from the exortions oil trusts and
the greed OF unrestrsned corporations.
believe in equality before the law will naturally
gate gar and those Democrats who believe
synda and for syndicates will naturally drift no
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.