The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-29


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| ~ should Lsvs kBOsu stst 70 expect ID
the .ysol Of Mokiaiyys election.
/ Bad lalLl IL soald DO bad faith. sur.
/ ~. Nv. 70 tempt whst they solemuly
| .fou.lsed 10 30, tbs revision Of the tariff
I 90 TIE lines Of protection 10 tue ertent OF
/ prod uoins suficisst revenue lof the needs
| Of the government Bad faith to the mil
| ll0us Of voters sho supported Mckinley
| Tor lbI. very parpuss. Aud vLo IL
Grover Cleveland that be snoul1 bring
custses against tho Rapu lcan party7 A
mat, stoss sdyloe bslug followed by biz
OF tie eoautfy, involved the nation ~
debt to The smount Of hundreds OF mil
hons Of dollars. drove gold out OF the
county aud placed the national treasury
At the mercJ Of the sharks Of Wall Street
A man Who slienstSi ulue teDths OF BIZ
party aud drove them into populIsm II
.heer self defense, Tor popnlism would
ueyet have gained foo!hold bad the
oountry continued prosp, rous.
Yet Cleveland still has his foilover,
10 them he is still the man OF destiny, =
prophet aud DO doubt they listened 10 bis
words with feelings OF ecstasy. They
could not entirely ignore facts aud so they
.scribed the business depression to bad
currency laws. But there was no trouble
With he currency until ClSvelsnd's tariff
policy VAS sn sssursd fact We slssys
had plenty OF gold aud ell our money wss
as good =. gold up to that time.
He saved The credit Of tue nation at
critical time they say. Us. but who pro
duced the oripis7 II did be save III
BY selling bonds aud increasing the
nstIonal debt BY placing the sale in the
hands OF syndicate and allowing it to
make mill oas out Of the transaction al
the expense OF the conutry. II it WAS o
pBtrlotlc sotion il vas one that comes too
high for frequent use aud We hope it vii
be a long tins before We have another
such patriot as Cleveland 10 the pres
identisl chair.
Ii Is a noteworthy fact that Cleyeland's
speech is bitterly denounced by Bryan
and by such sound Democrats as Water
son who regards 1t as bid for smother
term Is President He calls him csllous,
selt-seekiug man and says he can never be
President again aud under no oiroum
,tsnc oua ht be TO be He has had biz
day, says Wsterson. al 4 sad one for hss
party, and We might add sad one for bis
conntIy as we'll
Notwithstanding the accusation OF bad |
faith" We hope our congressman will no
be iutlmldsted. Let them go 90 as speed
lily 90 possible and perl ct the tariff bill
and pass it il they can. II it fails let the
responsibility fall upon those who oppose
il. We cannot expect prosperity IL 1t |
fail, aud il it passes time must elspse
before its gtoi results be inlly attain
ed In any event let us be patient. bnt
DO not let us be fooled iuto again taking
stock 10 such a man as Cleveland, or in
shy Of his ideas OF finance or political
economy