| Show GROYER mm SPEAKS AGAIN AGAM T this time to the editor of or a southern organ un ph faith stronger Strong fr than ever in tariff reform ballot worm alio AW salts suits him feb 1 the tile american tomorrow to morrow will w ill contain a lengthy in iu arview tT viett with ex president cleveland ceveland had by loiter editor cormack mack in substance aar Ud veland said he lie felt more confident than eer ever before of the triumph umi h of tariff reform on the lines linds marked out by the democratic party defeat bail only strengthened the put puso and increased the energy af pf of atie ta iff reforms rs and confidence in the result of the next contest aphea ed to grow aa as the of 01 di sanemon appe appeared red in in the crotee I 1 lionis ion iss a ra bauks k a one of the tile most serious serious troubles troubles the republican atri piny y will have baero to encounter 19 the revolt of the Ne new angland pa pacy cy while several of tile not that a ern states are now held don donot duful ful in in lie the republican column only by reason of sectional prejudice the blaay shirt did valiant service in the last cam pa avii in in counteracting the ellett of the ile tariff reform arguments and unless that could again aaen save ane republican party from d feat nothing else rue tho icons of new anaid and at a the northwestern north estern sates states who ad been tn hop ng rig for a reduction ut will duties at the tile handi hands vl of tile W an party are bound to 10 realize sooner or laer that the hot hopa is lavain IQ vain Wb attLen will ill they do about it they are already beginning to redl 29 that the party nh ch persists in in a courno hostile lio atile to their irittia irit reata la is their enemy and the party is lighting to give them what they want is is their frien dui matter if it dues contain soma ConfederAte briga diere cleveland sud said he lie had thou lit the republic in party might make some ellort effort to conciliate co the low 1 tariff senti mont in its in own ranks bill but tha the indic CAtI cris app ir to be to ilia contrary the pirty leaders le adera evidently it wiser wiser to stand by the tile contract with w ith tha proto promoted acted manu fact ur ers era than lo 10 r the solidity of lim rich and arid powerful poa erful comb nation mation uh ch hai bal helped it BO so often to victory vi atory by departing tm a hair from the letter gf J the bond build in the cowee course of the chuven co aeration aaion the quee question tion of ballat reform v w if touched upon and cleveland Clev lind anterni gated tha the editor in 10 regard to the tile details of lt alie e dirt h law in in tennessee Tennes peo I 1 ho a is inter vely interested in in the quo tion and kad ta d it was one of the dinst in et important reforms that had been at tit temp ed to for r years and its ia importance was becoming greater a as the assaults upon the parity purity of the b billot allot became her fier er I 1 asked him it if be thought bt the cause of tariff reform would profit by huch such ll 11 honest government would profit h hy y it sa sad d mr cleveland and so would every worthy orthy causa cause the franchise is not lot debauched la 11 the ilia interest of good laws and hi ill nest government it Is is by thoe those tho e who have special ends to a bib ib arve at the pe peo oplas exene ex ene iene and not by those whose interests are in corn com nion with the tile maesas that tile ballot is carru te 1 tin re are no rich and erf ul corporations interested in cow buying floaters or coercing em employed emp loyes to vote for the of flor our naiff laws ala powers of corruption are employed upon the tile oilier other sida and billot reform aa as all other must depend upon the babou nabou tit suffrage of tile people it if the people ara are capable of self seif g iv ern mint and are to damain so there cann t be too many safeguards thrown about the expression of their will |