A Reason For Opposing Cleveland

If Mr. Cleveland's soldier substituto were running for the presidency you could, as a patriot, find several good and ufiicient reasons for voting for him, but what reason can you adduce for voting for the man who, in youth and vigor, and, ttnlike Harrison, did not have the courage to go to the frontf None whatever of course. Mr. Cleveland never heard a shot fired in anger, but he vetoed more old soldier pension bilis than any president from Washington down. That is his great war record. He slaughtered veterans bv the