The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-11-03
DO WE WANT THAT AGAIN.

decrease OF SIS, 900, 900. DO we want
that again?
Republican President Harrison had
an excess of receipts over expenditures
of $2,341 900 in his last fiscal year,
1893. The next year, Democratic Pres
ident Cleveland had an excess of ex-
penditures over receipts of 500, $685.
600. Do we want that again?
Democratic President Cleveland also
had an excess of expenditures oyer re-
ceipts of S42, 100000 in 1894, and of
$25, 900, 900 in 1895. Do we want that
again?
Republican President Harrison had
$75, $4,000 postal receipts in his last
fiscal year 1898. The next year Dem
ocratic President Cleveland had near
Iva million less. Do we want that
again?
Democratic President CleYeland IN
his four fiscal years, 1894 to 1897, had
81, 132, 100000 OF railway securities
wiped out by receiverships. Do we
want that again?
Democratic President Cleveland can
only show 1921, 100000 of manufac-
lures exported in his four fiscal years
1894-1S97, against $1,672, 000,0 so
exported in Roosevelt's four fiscal
wears, 1901-1904, a shortage of 1851, =
100000. Do we want that again?
Dnt,,,h1inon
shows $4,000, 100000 on deposit in our
savings banks while Democratic Pres
dent Cleveland could only show ST.
100000 so deposited in his best
savings-bank year, 1897. In other
words, $1,261 900, 900 less of such de-
posts. Do we want that again
Republican President Roosevelt can
show $5,74S-000,O 200 total exports in
his four fiscal years, 1901-19O4. Demo
cratic President Cleveland in his fou
fiscal years, 1S94-1S97, only reached a
total export of $685., 900, 900, or 49,
100000 less. Do we want that
again?
Republican President Roosevelt can
show a total foreign commerce of So
400, 900, 600 in his four fiscal years, 1901
1904. Democratic President Cleye-
land for his four fiscal wears, 1S94-1S97,
can only show $6,559, 900, 900, or 50, 932.-
000,00 less. Do we want that again.
Democratic President Cleveland wit
messed in 1896, 1890 miles of steam
railways sold under foreclosure, an ex-
cess oyer the 1904 foreclosure sales of
1925 miles. Do we want that again?
Democratic President Cleveland, in
1895, had 81, O1j, 100000 less money in
circulation than Republican Presi-
dent Roosevelt has now. Do we want
that again?
Democratic President Cleveland in
1896 was paying $Ie,OO0,0 600 more an
nual interest on our public debt than
is now being paid Do we want that
again?
Democratic President Cleveland, in
1896, had 1914, 100000 less gold in the
treasury than Republican President
Roosevelt now has. Do we want
that again?
Democratic President Cleveland, in
1896, had -, $4,000 less total bank de-
posts than Republican President
Roosevelt can now show. Do we
want that again?
Democratic President Cleveland, in
1896, had $1,000 100000 less life insur-
ance in force than is now protecting
those dependent upon us. Do we
wantthat again?
Democratic President Cleveland, in
1896 exported $7S,OOO,0O0 more gold
than he imported, while Republican
President Roosevelt, in 1904, imported
$17,000,000 more than he exported,
thus making a showing against CIeye-
land of $95, 100000 in a single year
Do we want that again?
Democratic President Cleveland
hauled down his country's flag at
Honolulu. Judge Parker and his
party say they will do the same in the
Philippines. Do we want that again?
Republican president Harrison's
last calendar wear, 1892. was one of
the most prosperous years the coun-
try had enjoyed. Democratic Presi-
dent Cleveland and his tariff-for-rev-
enue free trade policy destroyed that
prosperity, undoing in a few months
the good Republican work of the
years since Lincoln's first election.
Do we want that again?
Democratic President Cleveland's
entire second term engagement was
playedto the accompaniment of weep
ing women and wailing children hun
CRY for food. DOVE want that again?
Nofira