ENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.,, THURSDAY, ne Democrat, ED. & PROP | BSURIPTION DOME Of i th opinion A ——————— EQUIVOCATION WON'T GO. ‘PEOPLE BENEFITED. GOOD RESULTS OF TATION OF W( nufactnres Great r In Quality Yarm Clothing heap and Abun- | Juggling off Words on the Money Ques. | "DITORIAL. Tae late presidential That would Tre Democr attained century mark. fittingly observe Centre county. —— PRESIDENT CLEVELAND enlarging the civil OCT AC y lias redeemed another pledge by service list, that covers many of the de- partments, This big kick among our republican friends ;whojare caused a looking forward to divide the spoils at Washington, later, sin — Tus republicans have named McKin. fey the “Advance Agent of Prosperity.” Speaker Reed more appropriately has pamed him the "“Straddle Bug'' because of his doubtful position on the finoney question, Reed is correct in his (ruling this time, but our republican friends do not quote him, tion Wiil Not Saffice, McKinley has made a mistake. favorite’' in the an presidential ' 18 not yet won, ecided what the re vember is to be of tl 10 ut AnEwer this ques the con nd that HE CHIEF OBSTRUCTION. A Protective Tariff Enhances Cost of Com modities and Hampers Commerce, A tariff #1 Phil vlely marks liatio) organ, observe product needs of i sired the things forbidden misgovernmen insufficien r the men who Loy Y duced have m vement from m tarifl «lities and re straining the exchanges of commerce Our tariff phil “Thus thero =» duction, but in truth than partial paralysis « f making exchanges. "’ o name of pher gos § ON tO say be a surg there is nothing TRE “mas Lo ins pro oGinmon se + NIX by raising high tariff ob prevent American manufac obtaining cheap and abun- materials of production? In jaence of the repeal of the wool duties the woolen manufacturers of the United States produded in 1505 purer, better and cheaper fabrics, and in far greater quantities, than in any former year in the country's history. evitable effect of a restoration wool duties wonld be to again obstruct the movemens from producer to con- sumer and increase the paralysis of the business of exchanges. Happily, this rense danger is past for o time, and, lot us| bope, forever !"’ No Time For Experiments, The Chicago Tribune, which . insists upon tariff reductions at odd times when it does not urge a prohibitive tar iff, complaing because McKinley has the support of all Republicans ‘who believe it is impossible to get too much of good thing." “These MoKinley Repub licans,’’ says The Tribune, *‘include all those members of the Republican party who believe that a tariff which creates and fostors trosts is a good thing.”’ If all these Republicans are conceded to McKinley, the favorite sons would as well withdraw, The radical protection ists who foster trusts under the name of infaugt industries comprise nine-tenths of tho Republican politicians. They may believe Rood or Allison is for trust batld. ing protection, but thoy know sbeyond all disputing how McKinley stands. And this is not a year to try experi: ments. St. Louis Repablie, The in- | of the | i a extent, ying the * v ., 1 novements in the excel 1 there health yod last remarkal Ml poopie en lance ( Instead of g wil or a apparel bolus, ent meaqieine, ud or rhen- selves wor NNGeETWenLr as cases that are able climates ret stil tho Ameri fin against and health be guilty of so great an « de iphia Record higher taxes on woolen clothing, an people would griev pocket We do not believe they will awk + MANLY themselves in both y Mil Tense, —Phila- Nelther Honest Nor Sathhfactory, “The national convention have to do better on the money question than did the Ohio Republicans,’ the Philadelphia Inquirer, Republican, which characterizes the Ohio plank as “not honest, because it is meaningless, will ways It is nothing but a jpraphrase of the na- | tional plank, and it" is unsatisfactory,’ Money Dacking A-PVienty. Senator Oullom charges that MeKin. | ley is uring money to help get the pros. | jdential nomination, Of course. All the Pennsylvania protection barons are backing McKinley, and ho can have millions if he wants them, not only to get the nomination, but to carry the election as well Kansas Clty Times, Funny Things In Folitios y's friends are protesting against MoKinley's dishonest election methods, This is the funniest thing thut has bap. pened since Dudley made hie argument in Washington against ballot box stuff. fog. —8t. Louis Repubiio 0) ¥ ~~ weHcas Leadin Bellefonte, Wednesday May 2 . ’
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