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Mr Cleveland Condemns the Tariff. . -
[United Press Association.]
Washington, July 21. Mr Grover Cleveland, the Demooratio nominee for the Presidentship, considers (hat the United Status tariff is unjustly building up fortunes, by robbing the farmers and increasing the cost of living to nrtisana. This he declares to be unpatriotic. A Committee of Congress reports that since the M'Kiuley tariff oame into force articles of consumption in daily life have been sold over three per cent, lower, while products have averaged eighteen per cent, higher prices, and wages are Beventy-seven per cent, above the British standard. Mr Andrew has been appointed Amerioim Minister to Eussia, Valparaiso, July 21, Influenza is making alarming ravages in Russia. Washington, July 21. Congress is unable to keep quorum together, New York, July 21. Mr Cleveland, addressing a meeting of 50,000 Demoorats in Now York, made a strong Freetrade speech, claiming to expose the pretended solicitude for American labour interests.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4173, 23 July 1892, Page 2
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156AMERICAN ITEMS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4173, 23 July 1892, Page 2
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