The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 19, 1890, Page 2

TA RIFF REFORM TO THANK Ex-President Cleveland on the Meaning of the late elections The fopular Demand for Lower prices the Chief Factor inthe Result— ‘The Outcome in New Engiand and in the West Indicative of Public Thought, New York, Nov. dent Cleveland was asked yesterday for an expression of his opinion as to the causes of last week's political 11.—Ex-Presi-| Kansas City Star comments: | Mr. Reed absolutely declines to, @ interviewed. He is thinking now, “The said the t dragged me d the yard more'n three times ‘fore , mistake.” calf,” arOuL After gy election returns \ye sterday sn pg Mr. Chauncey I. | Fill senteniously remarked: “You Suspended. New York, Nov. 11.—Information ‘has been received that 20 post office nded, os the postal ; employees have been s teusibly for violations c laws, but not contribute to the republ The rec really because they would campaign fur 5S aggrey extent that in one cratic swee licans to such an ' Virginia Items. M.E. protracted meeting com- | menees here next Sunday....Mr. | Wyner of Jo Arbegast....T 1 Iabors n ly made a cle: ty; but, U > sweep in Bates coun L.s did vou get else? whatis losing one co he gain of mar never been democrati hav tes that before... . le ant buy public sentiment and you |of the up town postal stations alone Mr. Ellict lost a fine mare last week, ES t crowd it off the track.” This! is strictly in the nature of expert! ble by reascn of that fact Four years ago Beayer ed governor of Penusylvania by 42,- testimony and is particularly valua-| ‘ | leight men were suspended, six in an- ird, while three into the basket other and two heads were pped lat the general offic: was elect-, All But a Clean Sweep. upheaval. 651 plurality. The average plurali-/ Milwaukee, Nov. 8.—The republi- “Well,” said the ex-President. “it | ty in off years is between 30,000 and | cans elected only one congressman must be clear to all thoughtful men} 40.000. This is w hat the opponents jin Wisconsin—a democratic gain of that the popular demand for a reform ofthe tariff, which the re- publican party denied, was the| chief factor in the result. The peo-! ple wanted a reduction in the cost of living aud the republican con gress increased the cost of the nec essaries of life. As a consequence the people showed their disappoint- ment by electing a congress from whom they expect relief from their burdens. The public may be hood- winked for a time by false represen- tations, but it never fails to find out the deceptions and punish the de ceivers. The campaign for tariff re of Quay and Delamater had to over Undoubtedly the tariff issue Pen his defeat is th come. helped Delamater in and for this reaso ‘ nia and the more | more crus shing eto to th ition in polities » cneluies of boss his Phil In Blaine said: dera pretext, can adelphia speech Mr “If Pennsylvania, un at this time tothe doctrine of protection and shall elect a gentleman of whom I he is ranked with a free trader—if they can to-day elect as governor of form was inaugurated in full reliance of the American people, and the re- sult of last Tuesday's election justi- fy this faith in them. I believe that this victory for democracy is not the passing enthusiasm among the dems ocrats or of factional quarrels among republicans. It is in my opinion a a deliberate exression of a conviction which has been reached after careful thought. EDUCATION THAT I8 LASTING. “During the last two years the tariff reform league and similar o:- ganizations have been sending docu- ments all over the country. This is rather a slow way to make conver- sions. It has not the immediate ef Pennsylvania as ardent a free trader as President Cleveland himself there | can be no balm in Gilead that can | heal the wound.” Is the Plumed Knight ready prophecy? Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The Best Salve inthe world for Cuts Bruises,Sores, Ulcers, SaltRheum Fever Sores, Tetter,Chapped Hands, Chiblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi- tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cts per box: For sale by all druggists. Aletter from New York to the Baltimore Sun, under the date of the 26th ways: “A little tariff incident shows that the sturdy spirit of the know nothing politically except that | to stand by that | fect of eloquence on the minds of}Old Dominion is still as active as the people, but men’s minds are cor-| ever. A well known dry goods house vineed by careful reading and thinks | in this city sent a notice to a Virgins ing the effects are likely to be more |ia customer stating that the price -jsix. The republican elected was | Haughen, who has 1,000 plurality and h 3 reratic jlett, threatens t his seat The legislature is will lik elect ex-ne succced Senator Sj} | majority for governor is ahov ; 000. be} drifted from her life long allegiance} The Kansas City Globe was so in- |censed over the election returns that it Jumps on to poor old Kansas with both feet and calls the farmers of j that state who opposed Ingalls and the high tariff flannel mouthed Kan sans. It Saved My Life. 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The tariff reform campaign has been carried on by these leagues on this assumption and I think that the men who voted for tariff reform this year will be apt to remain with our party on that issue if their faith in our party's sincerity continues.” “What do you think of the result in Massachusetts?” asked the re- porter. “It is one of the most significant features of the election. elect Russell made his canvass on the tariff reform issue, and was elect-| ed by 10,000 majority republican manufacturing state. The | democratic candidates for congress | asked the votes of the people on the | same issue, and the complexion of the Massachusetts delegation in the fifty-second congress shows the re-! sult. The tariff has also done its! work in Now Hampshire and other | New England states. ' Governor in a strong |} WHAT THE DEMOCRTIC VICTARINS MEAN. | “The democratic victories in the | west are the protests of the farmers | against a tariff which taxes their ag- | ricultural implements, their clothes | and their household goods and gives | them no compensating benetits The elections in Michigan, Illinois, Ne- | braska, Kansas and other western | states indicate that the work begun | two years ago is bearing fruit. “The democratic party is still| held by its pledge to make a just re vision of the tariff. It now hasa large majority in the house of rep- resentatives and will continue the work begun in the fiftieth congress | and keep up the fight uxtil its prom- ises to the people are redee med.” Listen—a song of rejoicing. Hearts that were heavy are glad. Women, look ap and be hopeful, There's help and there's health to be bad Take courage, O weak ones dlespondent And drive back the foe that you fear With the weapon that never will fail you. 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The following states were carried | & by the democrats in Tuesday's elec- tion: Wisconsin, Michigan. Nebraska, Montana, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York. New Jer West V Indiana, Kansas lost to the republicans, Minnesota democratic. Illinois democratice—and Palmer goes to the senate. The south solid for democracy. The republicans carried Oklaho-! ma. The Landslide in Hlinois. Chicago. Nov. 8.—It is now defi- nitely known that the democrats | | were successful in Illinois, electing | | Wilson, state treasurer, by about | | 11,000 and Read, superintendent of | public instruction, by about 36,000. | The democrats have also probably elected three trustees of the state university by small pluralities. The Illinois delegation in the Fif- ty-second congress will stand four- teen democrats and six republicans. McKinley Certainly Ont. 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