Show I 1 I 1 ex S t 1 r i 0 u 31 i r I 1 Z I 1 5 gt 2 F rc 7 t I 1 arp 2 f 4 4 p I 1 1 X I 1 I 1 I 1 af 7 I 1 I 1 bm t PARTY 11 4 5 77 C t A ya as wi I 1 PRESS AGAINST 4 I 1 ii ie e the attacks 00 bard calbot be 1141 K docen 1 I to rion bemon ehg republican con vii cram X a vaa all of 0 infamy maunc tampa campaign Campal ign cn Tha chicago chronicle the hitt committee of th ehouse the I 1 house of representatives wants brants censure pronounced upon thomasr thomasp bayard it is characteristic of republicans that whenever they have the power they seek to deny the freedom of speech adams tried it in the alien and sedition bill adams being a federalist the pre precursor curso r of the republican party of today during the war of the rebellion the republican party part y in lathe the state 7 department a bill bell and every tom dick and harry the country over who raid ald things that were not relished by the administration was sent to anyone any one of the numerous fortifications of the united states there Is no attempt by the hitt committee to answer the speech of mr bayard there Is merely insistence that he shall be rebuked for speaking let us turn to mr bayaras bayards Ba Da yards speech speece h for the purpose of ascertaining what he said bald that so wrings th the a withers of the republican party in my own country mr bayard in nn an address on individual freedom delivered before the edinburgh philosophical institution on nov nova 7 last lash 1 I have witnessed the insatiable growth of that form of state socialism styled protection which I 1 believe behave has done more to foster class legislation and create inequality of fortune to corrupt public life to banish men of independent mind and cha character racier from the public councils to lower the tone of national representation blunt public conscience create false standards in the popular mind to familiarize it with reliance upon st state ate aid and guardianship dian ship in private affairs divore ethics from politics and place politics upon the low level bleiel of a mercenary scramble than any other single cause mr bayard is right though all the hitts in congress wei were e to thunder through their committees in the house bouse of representatives to the contrary they ask that the gag law 6 shall h allbe be applied to statesmen who utter truths eternal they can succeed because they control the house but the more it is sought to stifle the voice of conscience and honor and true statesmanship the more the truth will be e pronounced the little lilliputians Lilliput ians of offie the house are seeking to tie down the du gulliver at st james win will they practice economys chicago chronicle senator frye of maine says in the bearing hearing ot the C country that the tariff bill is us as dead as julius caesar mr frye every rf rc publican speaker reed dingley chairman ot of the ways and means committee know that that tariff bill was never presented with the idea that it did they not know that it was a mere play before the country a pretense and a fraud that tariff bill died aled a bomin it was as dead as julius caesar before it left the house republican statesmen assert that the country Is falling in arrears that there is ia an increasing deficit by reason of a diminution of receipts it if that is so and the measure designed to increase revenues Js is as dead as julius caesar what are republican statesmen to do about the matter an obvious way is an open to them they can retrench from the example the country had of af a reed which reached of appropriations not in much uch may marble be hoped but the statesmen ac r cording to their own showing are confronted by an absolute necessity wherefore it there is any relish of oteal sal lauon ili ia them they must resort to the one possible means out of th the 6 difficulty they must economize until congress shall have bavi adjourned we w will ill not know what the appropriations are ard but appearances indicate that before it adjourns this congress will make total appropriations larger than ver ever were ventured before they will make them not because the country needs them Ahem I 1 but because congressmen w want a d t the rake off in their districts from river and harbor appropriations from public buildings from private pension bins fic from all those means which con A are personally beneficial to J themselves ln a political way having accomplished nothing thus far A the he r republican publican congress has confessed its inability to make affirmative looking to an increase of r revenue ev icile ji kamys is necessary let duijn 0 ta see what in the way of me needed aidea r economy itcan it can accomplish t e f s wt what sv J dont done k chicago chronicle with great grea t flour ash ot trumpets ets the republic republicans cans who heldi held rast majority in the house of rep rem and organized the senate 2 pt ahe the ar unit united ad stal stales es told the 1140 people tle it ii ahls i I 1 country w what t they proposed to A 6 4 W well 44 what nave they done inow 4 t if ignee the first day of dibe December in i J last i what lite have thet dane may ji hare BOme ip pro i 4 tk ernia yes 50 td aou derf I 1 gifted ad z 11 ln th atterol att eror catli iu public t U indge increasing I 1 wan M whatever r is ifs bidez mess an id 1 io ve nd ifer ana A ha appy 1 ethey V 16 let I 1 I 1 s lu we cut vt tg a 1 1 iv teeb I 1 tt A atey surely ah T ree 4 0 V iceo d t A tha el am 11 a tella Soe ann 4 v bli ua ail r r I 1 4 t arhe I 1 5 1 afi tarie abre fm 4 I 1 1 37 WW L abow aka W I 1 we bue I 1 1 fe li I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 P 5 11 17 I 1 1 6 Q r 1 vcr ir I 1 F I 1 k lal J fv v ta S ak 7 I 1 r 5 so go through the hoil instead I 1 of I 1 I 1 ing ng the recommendation 0 u 0 o ot the te tive w the situation on ji and nd who amli for a ball bet did ask for sound ruid legislation on the money quest question lon passed j a ridiculous ii bill of i its own that the e republican levu ba can se senate nate sent back with tv a ree fiut where ahei e is 14 the the affirmative aiala a uon tion where 14 anything hb accomplished comp what has mr reed done as i speaker and what thae have all the abe great re republican statesmen of the senate done they have been sitting g in ca congress for or ninety days and where are the results result of their capacity not a measure of public concern and utility has I 1 been perfected this republican house and this republican senate stands before this coun country try es utterly imbecile and impotent as an any body of statesmen ever appeared before it a constituency whom I 1 ih they ey had deceived by repeated assertions of their elty and their prowess the republican majority in congress is an utterly fruitless majority it has boasted much it has accomplished nothing prom from lincoln to lorimer Lorl mer chicago chronicle A few years ago hempstead washburne being then mayor of chicago kicked out of the he city employment a man named lorimer time has passed and the leading republican journal of chicago presents to its readers an interview with this same lorimer Lorl mert now a statesman at washington stating that in his opinion the people of chicago have honored him sufficiently both locally and in a national sense and he is perfectly content to remain one of their representatives in congress and abstain from look ing aft after erthe the united states in no other party that ever was heard of ever formed amongst men ever tolerated among honest people save the republican party would such a situation be possible this discarded serving man in the city hall quietly considering in the columns of the leading republican journal not only of chicago but of the united states whether or n not 0 t he will take the plaze place which lincoln sought after I 1 in n vain and which douglas long occupied pied I 1 evenin this interview mr lorimer is patronizing he will give the to mr hopkins a sop to that gentleman doubtless to soothe him for his defeat by tanner but what comes of the promise made repeatedly and earnestly by the same machine of which lorimer Is a controlling part that after the selection of cullom there would be recognition by the republican party that a colleague must be sent to cullom from Chic chicago agov chicago it is apparent then is to be ignored even the renowned dicket out clerk in the water office sacrificing himself to soothe the troubled soul of hopkins of aurora there was a time in illinois when the republican party di did dhave have the breed of noble bloods and gave them play and scope before all the people and now a lorimer leads the republican party by the nose only one explanation possible new york world the editors open their campaign with the astonishing claim that woo woolen lea mills in ili this country are closing bebau because se the wicked democrats untaxed their raw material the editors insist that woolen manufacturers cannot thrive e unless the cost of wool is enhanced by a tax they fall fail to explain how it is that the woolen mills of every other country in the world i eyen even those having protective tariffs managed to thrive with free wool nor do they tell why our cotton silk leather and boot and shoe aal manufacturers rs get on BO well with raw materials the real explanation of the alleged phenomenon is the old one the boy lied cannot alse above party politic outly oUt lc indianapolis sentinel who ever saw a more pitiable spectacle of incompetency and imbecility than is presented by the present congress it has not an idea above politics and politics at that of the cheapest and worst kind it would not even have gone through ugh the farce of a pretended confide consideration ration of the evils of bf our money system it if the president thad had not lashed it into action by a special message at no time ai has 8 it risen to the level of statesmanship at no time has it shown abo even a decent interest in the v welfare el far e of the sixty millions of people for whom it Is supposed to legislate quay taking everything in sight bicht springfield republican genei generals als harrison and aiger continue to smile and say bay no 1 I thank than kyou you but mr quay Is accepting everything that is passed his bis way and rapidly reaching out for more mow mo w e the PI pittsburgh Pitts burgr papers calIt call I 1 attention to the the forty delegates now elected republican convention COUT the i I 1 I 1 largest argestus arg estu number biber t aie are jl pledged to quay while we the 1 solid republican south as expected togo f orchid or h im in great t blocks bloc I 1 ke of at bivil five 1 3 ji ahls campaign Is apparently being taken seriously I 1 in pennsylvania pe I 1 jinji I 1 jy y W 7 i F A chanse a birmingham I 1 i N news ew ar mckinley says saya tha Cihi i e aca I 1 d 3 tor for a that 7 will et every i iri I 1 ie of american vessels iliin x athe the Arrieri american cali flag I 1 1 if this is ame it ir Is quite an imar improvement 0 y over A cepi tepi a policy that has li hereto fd r e 1117 vogue I 1 by which near nearby i y eaf every MT american egand flag I 1 and sail ai haa been beebi driven 1 the jilg high h sea seas 4 I 1 f 6 c n i I 1 4 4 P wa Vs viivi ai r 11 I 1 1 6 z DX e M I 1 I 1 4 11 11 r ex a of 4 in I 1 1 the I 1 apecechea he I 1 ff lima s S v sa b tb I 1 1 I 1 d 7 appeal a p lant wire Ua cels 4 a life work rk wai alej devoted jat to the fie U cm party abere I 1 hafl I 1 been an ift that aliat W if dad i |