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Show BRITISH BOODLE. It ia reported that half a million of English money was eent over the sea a few days ago to help elect Groveb Cletkland. We believe this is true. It is the British people who can afford to spend money like water to elect Cleveland. Nobody can deny, and nobod- has the hardihood to make the attempt, that British manufacturers and British workmen will be the bene-Coiaries bene-Coiaries of a revenue tariff in America. There is no workman in the factories of Great Britain too dull to comprehend compre-hend this point. And we are banking on the belief that there is no workman ' in the United States too dull to see it, either. British boodle for Cleveland' is boodle well spent. But then, we agree with the New York World that "the presidency can't be bought." |