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WORSE JIMN CLEVELAND'S PLAN.
The pnulo In tUo New York branch
of tho McKlnley Administration,
coming as it did at tho very moment
tbo Republican monoy bill was pass
ing in tlie Houso, surely Is tlio irony
of events.
That measure, considered in nil
its bearings, and pushed to its re
mote consequences, is by odds tbo
most important and far reaching of
npy n all our history.
It was, nevertheless, driven
through with tho most despotic and
Indecent liaeto. The interests of the
people, of tliose who uro to work and
earn all that tho fow beneficiaries pf
this bjll are to gain by it, woro not at
all considered,
Loss than five days of debate wcro
allowed, Not an amendment wob
permitted to be offered. Hy it the
resources of the nation wero short
ened by a half billion. To that ox
tent the Implements of Industry
wero destroyed. Just that much of
tho ccouomlo life-blood of tho people
was drawn from arteries already do
plec(J from n lonj; ootirso of drnstlo
financial quackery.
The wuge-eornlng public, thus ho
t rayed by their representatives, arp
by this net oompelled to toil on and
eyen to pay tho Intoreet and princi
pal of bonds which our government
is pow bound by law to Issuo and
sell whenever the hanking trust sees
fit to send nut Its paper promises to
pay as security for those promises.
The trust renps the profit of tho
transaction; tho peoplo furnish tho
security and nt tho same time pay
Inlcrost upon It. As Kdnuind llurko
once said of a lllco robbery, It Is "In.
irjultously legal,"
In 1893, when (Irovor Cleveland
was selling n small lot of bonds, ho
told Congress that ho could got
sixteen millions mora for thorn If ho
could be permitted to Insert tho ouo
word "gold" in them. Congress ro
fused the permission and they wero
sold for the smnllor figure, although
no one was then nfrnld to buy thorn,
or has slnco been afraid to hold
them, because tho mnglo word was
left out. Ily tho hill passed j cuter
day that word Is Inserted, as n oluar
honusl as an nbsoluto gift to tho
holders, not only ns to tho fow bonds
sold by Clevolniul, but also ns In the
enormous amounts Issued before his
time.
That which Congress never would
do for the peoplo, Is iluno at a stroke
for a few of the pooplo.
Thus the burden of our national
debt Is In a moment doubled and tho
time of Its payment put oil former.
This moasuro makos a permanent
national doht necessary.
Wo shall see Iow long the public
will tolorato such faithless repre
sentatives. The passage of this bill was all
that was needed to bring to pass tho
long-promised reign of "conildonco,"
Well, what kind of "oonlldeuoo"
was t tbt Wall Htroot felt while
the rol was being called In the
Home? It was the kind of confi
dence the lamb, experiences as he Is
going down the wolf's gullot, It
the kind, of cnnlldonce a man feels
aft.e the roller has gone over him
and. he ogrnes. up behind. It, U Is tho
kind, p( confidence felt by tho sub.
Jeotn o( a Nornun, peaoo mad by llrst
creating a eolltud,, A.nd more of It
wlU follow,
t (s telle (or, Mr, Assistant Hecre.
tary YAUdetllp to any, as ha did yes
teray, atltwasonly a Just pun
lihmant for, lot of Wall Htroet
hMs, who, wliila bHIug others had
themselves got bitten. Mr. V, ex
emplifies the last sylabln of hie
name, He knows very well that
Wfcf fJtreet and. u(s depstment, I, o1(
theTresBUry. ol the Vulted States,
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nro synonymous terms. He knows
that whenever Wall Street is In dan
ger of getting pinched, it is tho
Tronsurer that rushes to tho rescue
Ho knows thatlhreo times uilhln as
many months, Mr. Hocrctary dago
hns gone to the relief of Wall Stroet,
either by anticipating tho payment
of interest on our bonds,orby taking
up tho bonds thoinselvos and paying
a big premium for the plcnsuro of
thus pulling tho Wall Stroot nss out
of tho pit, the people, boar it In
mind nlwnyg, footing tho bills both
for Interest and for premiums. And
ho will do (ho same thing again be
foro tbo weok is out.
llut If every farm In the West woro
mortagugod, with tho mortgage
about to be foreolosed, Mr. Hugo
would he in no way troublod, ho
would not pay bonds or Interest to
help them out of the sime fix for
which ho is so eager In aid his
frionds In Now York. Ho doesn't
enro a rap for any ono excopt thoso
to whom tho Administration Is In
debt for fts oxlstonoo.
As a sample of tho Impartiality of
Congress in passing this monoy bill,
nn Ohio member asked If it would be
In order to oltor an amendment pio
vldlng that whenever nn IndUIdunl
or corporation other than a national
hink should deposit government
bund In tho treasury, ho or It might
also issue curroncy up to tho par
vnluoof tho bonds so deposited, Just
ns tho national hanks are by tho act
authorized to do, And tho Hpenkor
nnsworwt that under tho rules
adopted by the Houso tho amend
ment proposed would not ho In
ordor. Tho snmo kind and quantity
of soourlty In tho hands of any ono
not In tho hanking trust don't go
with tho present Congiusi,
Tho gag rules by which debate on,
and amendments tn, n mensuro of
world-wide importance, nro thus
pi evented, me ndlsgracoto mankind
and hhnck tho common sense uf tho
nge. It U safe to say they would
not bo Minuted for u ninmout In
any government that protends to
l)a udmlnlstrred under constituti
onal forms, other than our owni
ocopt In Russia or Turkey, no.
whore In Huropo could they lie ap
plied without risk of a revolution.
1 1' appears from our dispatches of
yosterdny, that the hnukurs of lion
ton nro discussing the matter of Issu
ing clearing-house certificates to ease
the presort stringency In that strong
hold of I'confldcuoo" nml money
pletholn. They say, In etrect,to tlio
Ieopo q( A. met lens Nil money Isgood
money, or ''honest," oxcept gold,
that Is, wion wo happen to havo n
corner on It. Silver dollars are Im
moral, nreonbaeks am corrupt
Oovomment credit, hon glwm to
the people for (A(r use, Is repudiation.
llut whonwo Und ouiselves In th
slough of financial despond, and
haven't any knd of money herewith
to meet'our obligations, wo will go to
work und Issue pur clearing houso
certificates, our Hat money, Just as
Wall Htreet did in ISflci, and pay our
debts In that way. The al of tbo
United States can't bo recognised to
pasa current, and those who con
tend for It pre anarchists and repud
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AKRON DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY DECEMBER 19
MEDINA COUNTY "CZAR-CASM,"
OR,
"THE GARFIELDS IN POLITICS.'
"It Is no secret that James It. Gar
field, of Mentor, will be n candidate
for congress In this district, next
year. Hon. F. O. Phillips has an
nounced his candidacy for renomlna
tlou und fullv exnects the cuitoinnrv
second term and feels it to be his
duo. To nrovo that the Oardnlds
are In politics, living Oarfleld got
himself elected tntlin Jlostnn. MngH..
school board, lost Monday."
Tlio above, taken from the editorial
column of last week's Medina Ga
zetto,60UDdn big and brave,but all the
same that popor will sing a far smal
ler note when convention time comes
round next summer. And it will do
this becauso Mark Hanna will coin-
pel it tp; it's talk in the adjoining
column about "traitors in the Re
publican party," and naming Gov.
Hushnell as one of tho "traitors" is
ovidenco enough on this point of Hb
continued and abject servility to tho
boss. The reason the Gazette editor
thinks Gov. Hushnell Is a "traitor"
is that tho latter would not be tho
mere lickspittle of corrupt poli
ticians, nor surrender the dignity of
his oil! co nt the howls of as disreput
able n mob as over was gotton to
gether to Insult and defy public opin
ion. On the question of tho Phillips
succession we do not scruplo toproph
ccy clear through to tho end. As a
political proposition Phillips Is nn
untoward accident. No ono wanted
him for his presont position; no ono
expocted him to bo nominated for It.
And when the nomination, by stress
of circumstances, camo around to
Medina county, the manouvor of
Its delegation, commlttod with
protestntlons of llp-servlco to Phil
lips, but; Inwardly despising him and
his candidacy, wero, like tho gam
bols of the hippopotamus,
inoro intofitlng than irrnoeful.
If his capturing tho plum
hod been accounted among tho
remotest of contingencies, the
Medina woods would havo boon full
of competitors. As It was, tho dolo
gatos wore seasick all tho way home,
to think that theonochnncaof allfo
tlmo had gono to such a fronk. Ever
slnco the nomination divers of the
political patriots of the county havo
been casting sheep eyett towards the
no it nomination, and now to have an
outsider who was beaten by stioh a
man aB Phillips como in and inter
fere with "home Industry" strikes
thorn on the raw. Honce tho mild
Insinuation of tho Gazette editorial
that "the GarfloldB are In politics;"
this slant, coining from so hungry a
county, Is what a facotlous frlond of
ours would call cznr-oasm.
lliit to our prediction: You nro
right, nolghbor, about the Garflolds
bolng'-ln politics," And t hoy will
havo no sort of trouble tn displacing
tho Medina glralfo, olther. To a
man who can boo through n ladder,
that a treaty has already been struck
to that ond Is npparont enough.
Mark Hanna has slated Roynolds
for tho speakership of the Ohio
House. This kills off tho Lnko
county opposition to James It,, and
Modlim county may whistlo about
tho "customary second term." What
show has Phillips against n corpora
tion lawyer, and tho son of his fnthor
to boot? Resides, Garfield did yoo
man service for Mark when he need
ed help at Columbus two years ago,
mid Just ns likely ns not hns told
him so ti his fnco before now, Ite
furu the year is month older
"tho customary second term" tout
ors will ollmh down olT their poicti
and begin to shout that each one was
latord: Congress by Its monoy bill
says so; hut our "certificates," our
Boston Bhlnplastors nto all right.
Cdmiui.ss.man Dick- has been
appointed a member of tho Congres
sional Military and Militia Commit
tees, placing hlin In a good position
to help promote tho Intorests of tho
National Guard. Reprosoutatlvo
Rromwcll, of Cincinnati, wanted tho
appointment ery badly, but ho was
Bldetraokcd without ccromouy to
make room for tho Major Gouornl.
As a sort of sop to Rromwoll, ho was
appointed a member of tho Civil
Service Reform commlttoo a com
mittee for which tho present Con
gress wilt havo abuut ns muuh use as
tbo averago ward politician has for
the Initiative und Referendum.
Tiik Ilnltlmere llrm which did nn
Immense business in the manu
facture nnd sale of St. Jacob's OH a
few years ago, has Just bocn forood
to the woll. Ten years ago St.
Jacob'ti Oil was one of tho most
extensively advertised medloluos on
the market, and was in Immense
demand, but somehow its name was
the only original Garflold man, and
tho Gazette will lend tho procession,
Whon the elder Garfield was run
nlng for President about half tho
politicians in that nock of tho wouds
claimed that they holpcd him drive
mules on tho Ohio canal. Next year
they will get up on their hind legs
and bray that they were the mules
themselves, and the Gazotto will bo
"Tlio laureate of tho long-fared cro ."
For, bo it romombered that
several notable things are to be said
about James R. Garfield, to-wlt:
First, that James A. Garfield was a
great man. Noxt, that be James
B., being newly out of Williams
college and of courso a froe-trader,
nnd hence so dear to the hearts of tho
shoop-ralserB of Medina county, nnd
being also ono of tho wo-are-tho-snlt-of-tbo-oarth
sort of follows, is
also tho putative author and finisher
of the go-cnllod "Gnrflold law,"
flfa tho "corrupt practices net," but
which ought to bo entitled an act for
tbo compulsory attendance of Ohio
ofllco-seekers nt tho school of por-
Jury, and for the promotion of hy
pocrisy. And finally, In advanco of
Mark Hanna'a Senatorial shambles
at Columbus, lest some one should
try to seduce so incorruptible a man,
ho caused it to be made known that
if be thought tho Sonator would
wander In any crooked paths ho
Garfield, would not follow him; nnd
then iio turned up after having
voted for Mark, as ono of tho com
mittee appointed to Investigate the
methods used to compass his olec
tion.
In thin rolnllon his woll-known ef
forts to aid in turning on tho light,
and In oxposlng and denouncing po
litical crookedness, aro mattors of
history; thoy were such as bocamo
tho nrchltoet of tho "corrupt prac
tices" aot. It is indeed true that ho
uniformly sustained tho witnesses in
refusing to answer questions; but
then ho explains this, vory lucidly,
In tho minority roport whioh ho
filed, by saying that tho refusal
was basod "upon two grounds:
Either the laok of Jurisdiction of
this committee, or by rcitbou of the
fact thot thoy nuttamed confidential re
lation! to fi? piiWj'g," whatever this
last may mean,
Now, Uali.thlS'' does not entitle a
man to a seat in Congress, even
though to get lt)io has to jostle a
man out of his J'oustomnry socond
torm," what in tho namoof rhymoor
reason would? Even Phillips, beforo
nextyonr's convention, will fall on
tho proper side of tlio fenco and
cackle "nothing,"
Tlio fact Is "tima is monoy" with
"tlioGarJtoldSj"aatlie Giuotto pro
fanely calls thorn. Tho innohlno was
till lived to havo opo of thorn break
Into Congross last year the appren
ticeship of tho Mnrk Hanna Investi
gating committee having fitted him
for tho wider flem Hut tho Phillips
accident prevented. And something
must bo done for him beforo his
county is thrown back into tho
Nineteenth Distriot, where ho would
hnvo to come In collision with Gon.
Dick, or some ono of the swarms of
thoao who think the General has
picked them out for his successor.
Tho managers know woll enough
thut Medina couuly can bo kicked
and cutrcil about with porfect Impun
ity. Tho moro tho faithful aro
tumped cm over there, the louder
thoy shout for tho old ticket nnd tho
moro nbjeotly thoy crawl In tho dirt
proparod for them to wallow In.
pormtttod to diop out of the public
sight, and It didn't lnko long for tho
miles to drop out nceoidlngly. One
of tho societs of successful adver
tising Is In keeping ovorlnstlugly
at It.
Si'KAicmi Hn.VDun.sox announced
tho Houso committees yesterday
Immediately after tho vote had been
taken ou tho Curronoy bill. Thero Is
moro than ono way of holding tho
hesitating brothron in lne for nn
unpopular measure.
Burglars.
The Stow ctenmery was broken in
to Thursday night. Two pounds of
butter wero stolen. A desk In rlin
otlloo was opened. Tho burglar Is
bollovcd to havo been n stranger.
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"Tbo tiling I found hardest to learn
In my business nas to smile," said a
professional Kvrannst who did a'ery
clever specialty recently at one of the
local theaters. "I started out lu acro
batic Mork when I was only 13 jenrs
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Look nlensantl' And my main trouble
for jears as In follow lug that same
order.
"No matter lion- hard I tried I would
forget in) self, and when I was doing
an extra bard 'turn' I was certain to
make horrible faces, screw up my eyes
and grit my teeth. It took nil the ef
fect out of my act and must have
seemed very funny to the peoplo In
tho audience. Often, after performing
some dlfllcult feat, I hae bveu raortl
lied to hear n ro.ir of laughter, and et
last I detcimlned to either learn bow
to smile or quit the busluess. I got
the knick at last, nnd now It bas be
como a sort of second nature.
"Tlio point Is a great deal more Im
portant tlinn one would suppose. 1
know an equilibrist, for Instance, who
Is ry popular on the vnudeWllo cir
cuit, not so much ou nccount of tho
(llttlculty of his act as the smiling ease
with which It Is apparently done. You
would uecr suppose from bis face
that ho was making nuy special exer
tion, and that of Itself rUcs remarka
ble giuce nnd rlnlsh to his work.
"I-am not the ouly ono lu the biul.
ncao, however, who li.ia found It hard
to siullo at the right time. Almost ev
ery ballot dancer, eccentric character
dnucci and skirt dancor has had trou
ble on the same score. Most of them
fluiliy acquire n hortiblc Hied grimace
that Is suppoicd to be a smile, hut baa
uo more sugguMlou of merriment than
n brick wnll. It Is produced by culti
vating u critaln set of Muscles and
made to appear and disappear cu tbo
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leans Times Democrat.
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"I am ulwajs mado sorry when I
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Thoy usually are ery uearly that, for
seven or eight )enis of such pushing
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bas unusual lgor of chaiactei,
"A boy of that ago ought to be be
ginning to look out for his mother and
uudlug seats for her. Occasionally a
tensltle mother, who treats her boy
UKo a human being. Is to bo found, and
It U a pleasure to seo the two together.
"Tho boy ho Is dragged around like
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Call and hear tho GHAND.tho
wonder f tho closing century.
Wo are closing out a large
6tock of
Guitars, Mandolins, Violins,
Accordeons, Banjos, Etc.
Greatly Reduced Prices.
"Call and seo us.
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