Cleveland Denounces Tariff Injustice In New York Speech
The article cites Mr. Cleveland’s New York speech endorsing Democratic reform and attacking protective tariffs. It notes his call for justice to workers and farmers, opposition to the force bill, and pledge to curb special privilege while defending American labor and fair play. It surveys editorial reaction and political maneuvering in North Carolina.
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The Trade in Gold and Merchandise
The Baltimore Sun analyzes the fiscal years 1891 and 1892 showing merchandise exports higher than imports by 145.9 million, yet gold and silver flows are imbalanced. Gold exports exceeded imports by 0.5 million and silver exports exceeded imports by 18 million, yielding a net 69 million loss on two-year gold balances despite overall merchandise exports totaling 216.5 million.
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