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i TARIFF talk) I nients now giving employment to work- POLITICAL SMALL TALK.
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SPECIALLY COMMENDED TQ RANDALL
DEMOCRATS.
The whole drift of affairs in the West
is in our favor ; jbut no victory worth
winning was ever won by running
Revenue reform is the battle-
fur the West: not a reform which will
satisfy Mr. Bariium, Mr. Randall, or
Mrl Converse, but a real radical reve
nue reform such as meets the views of
Mr. Carlisle, Mr. Hurdaild Mr. Mor-
nWiisVille Courier-J ournal.
Of Governor Cleveland likewise,
who used his influence with the New
York delegation in favor of the Mor-
rinn bill. He like his menu, rroies-
TA.m vouched for him
men of this country.
A PLEA FOR PROTECTION
William iD. Kellev, of Pennsylva
nia, the arjlent advocate of a high pro-
tective tariff, has recently been m: r-u-
rope, studying the condition oi uie
forking classes in free trade countries.
lie found iit so bad
Uncle Kanda iix was 'renominated according to ?
schedule. Colonel atterson or Kentucky, m
be mail enough when' he he hears this to tAke
his star-eyed goddes of refojrm out to the barn
and tlirash her with !a halter strap
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The! party ihat yoked up Cleveland and Hen
will go home and plead with my c oun-Vu
trymen to taice no sicps i" "
lead us into the slough of free trade.
have been on the stump in every
oanvass for fifty years, save when I
was on .the bench, and' I ani going in-
to the campaign again to ten tne woi k
a , i . utJ dricks is domed 'to mourn its neglect of the
that he said: If! . . , . tt-u B,,it
notion in Deuteronomy: YThough 8l,alt
lough with an ax a!nd an asa together." j
m-l
not
again'
Mr.
and abusing
Maine with; al
(ingmeii of my own country what free
trade has done for their bretnreii m
Nations of Europe. The
' Hobekt Toomiw' of Georiga, ; has been talking
the Republican party and
the virulence of his gangrenf
p.1 roViI.- It is a fcerrible thing tio be afflicted, a.4
Mr. Ttonibs . is.jwilh involuntary action of the.
mouth.
, CTeland and Hendricks are
havino- a little privlitc discussion between themj
.i l.ipl.lia th rnrk anil WHICH IS lw
. 1 i r. ln'm ! !.. .! i x xi. I ; i i. A TnU-inwliilo i there ia no bait OH
sor. Perry, wlio nas voucneu . xt" tariff discussion is coming nome iu mo sm-.. -;r , -
frA rW. favors . L.t. .at rlonl of the hook, and the voters are going elsewhere
as a muruugn "b"1'" t . American peuuic wnu . ba v t . i i
"a real radical revenue reform such foi.ce Our workingmen are beginning Lost A Dei
Lost A Democratic tidal wave. Last
seen
as Speaker Carlisle and Mr. Watter- neirally to realize that the tariff in 1882. A suitable reward will be paid to any
on "loth advocate. Tins is a iact tu ouestion is one in wiuuu.cuw. uouy 0
. j iL r ,,w, hoc. n oAn ip.r-i Ari.ii-oa lirover ,ieveianu
kont steadilv before tne American . vlio worivs iui ,o v,rr x C1J -
DO Kept BltauiM . nc,4. i riMin enl, pPf, 1S fom- ! f J - ,J L i
Tieoule during the next sixty uay. ""u: vwhere j It is
This is a good year for independents. Between
, nnvf KITtV liaVS. I SOI1U1 UHC1COU " 'J - . Til S IS A
jHpie ""n6 L 7i! , manding attention everywhere.; it is , numl,;r'of pric,, ibo elm'. Support
The triumph if Democracy implies a National isbue of the ( day." ala, let u hop. .ht . Urger
leturn to a lof tariff and commerc.al -j KeUcy ha8.beenlong.ft Con- Z,Z,ZBu of famiHe I will come in for
flS nnd is recotrnizea as on.e oi iut r . i ' stLiM man
6. 7 T4-f;rr oflvfinnp.s". that sup
disaster.
and . tens of thousands o wonmig 0...-3-"".-. mv
..w, i.lln because of it. I Louisville wiu Ku "TC ". k,, m r.r, L
"iV . -1 trvmen OCC.. not VC1A f11"1' i . Louisiana. ie
Courier-Journal. with them, plead as a lawyer pieaas Deraocratic paW
Concordia llagle, a hitherto
has become, convinced that A
This is a triHo inacurate. Indus- for his client; plead as the minister I .urn of pcacc ;nd prosperity, and the moral
. . 1 iwL o'ro1nrl in a meas- arAa. With his rjeonle, that they VOte mat;i n'.lvanrement of thRtrezionofcoun-
tl'ipg IliiVU UVJVJi LCt I UlV.av t . , - . "-.1 atlili- luarvni.. 11 1
OTltT hilt, bv the affi to retain the blessings now v enjoveu begt to e motej .by supporting the
Llt " nhanire under Protection as perpetuated uy uicaa National ticket ; and, turning over
! V . I aI Republican rule. i ; . 1 ' leftf it nledees its honest and earnest fup-
ieu beiore yourirw nv ? "
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sot ri PU ATHAM. '
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T ate advises from Cliatnam touu- thomas ium"! ,
laxe 4uvlBVB . 4. . , . ..J:iA.i rr.rU; ionf !i would have
tv report much dissatisiaci:ionuuiuiig uaa oeen uuuu , ; - - ' i
I repui j lafl -nmnina- th rnrdial fnpport of 1 Ben Butler. This
tlie iourioii uvu i"-" vv, "- ir . . 1 1 . ,
nrwl,1 TflTprsnnian democra- Uimwa the kind of dreams; a man will have who
cy are tired of "boss rule," the prohi-
and have
ure, not Dy i
tation for its
Thev flourished
Congress was elected,
dined ever since.
unpp hF THE SAME KIND
trt lw An
LJanauians arc 1 cjx w q
giastic for Cleveland and tariff redud
t i,La f ilia ia duo to the fac
eress, uun ...wf, .... T;- - ..rt Is too oflcn wiiuiieia.
r-i fnr Protection aavocaies. .. . . .. .....
AsbTHEB STRAW. "i
The tariff hksparalyz d the Indus- "W witnessed how "free Zrf,.
tries of the kation, and thousands tra(,eV affect8 the wages. cond-10" T(Si., i iW. :
.ftlL.sands of working men, of labor In ,three coup triesJie baj s, 1 tani.es. L , I 'if ... ..
The Blaine movement w steaUily gaining in
insists upon going to bel Jwith his stomach full
of elderberry pie:
siastic lor jieveiauu auu "- i cv are tireu 01 uuo;p i v, i -----
flirt flrfif. 1 1 .Tf aw on f ia n fit in harmonv with
tinn Ferliaps mis i lw AA rw umuu cciuvu. - -
r , mif n nv. thn o t issue xeiuwittio . .1 , .
. . r 1 l n irn mill . 1 111 u 1. a -rt-" 11. 1; r l. 11 itAutit af a thiiik r m i i lill
that tlie uanauiauB. im .7 i 0:i0nt ThP hrosnects 1 I'bom nennery r- ---
disastrous eiperieneewiUialughprt-td
. ritr louisvme vuiuici- ( rtf na aro more tnan even, me, we im -
iwiho -mt- i . puuiiiH w""Vir" - :-csi.- j. .1 r.r tbn usuaL A man who
Journal. ... : . . , ..: We caU the aUention o. 1' .wa ,r (n, Li
AVhat the Canadians want is an up- uommiitee- w uirac . ; Tii V , . v :
Ayhattnei made Urobabflity proper and efficient aid will e of. smell. - v .
portun 4. v.ir.imr nricen be extended. ri.e Democratic organs all oTer the country
with cheap abor at ho gherpnees EepubUean n , 'i iB ZinS rk.
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. 1 1, i . ya Tlir areeTKJeiuiVlfiatlK
witn cneap auw, o- . 1 rrjje Liberal ana jtepi
of this country. If they could secure nation4 are strong and
Rnrh a tariff as Mr. Watterson uesire, Tho political ouuook isuuwuu6 ; ,
could 'transfer ti Canadian sil Jrienof progress and advancenient.
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