The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-29
.i2TaE CAMPAIGN OPENED.

- u u tnet OF the oemoosatac, aud NO
distortion Of the platforms viii admit
Of my other opiaien. Mr.. Doanelly.
nay ct up man Of stssw, and winner
eifully bslAbor him, but whom he has
exhausted his adiectives hs VIII find
that Gen. Averill, tho republican pr.
~ in this state, and tho mon Of the
west generally acknowledge the sound
ness Of his premises, and make no issue
with him. The teachings Of the Chicago
Tribune, the united delegations in con-
gress from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and
other states prove that the republican
party Of the west can by no means be
made responsible, for the, protective
tariff; It is question Of locality, and
in manufacturing districts it carries in
it's support men Of all parties, while
among. agriculturists the opposition j.
just as decided. To utilize this, oppo-
sition must be the object Of the cam
paign, and the question With voten
will simply be whether this can b best
accomplished With Gen. Ayerill " tho
republican candidate, or Mr.. Doanslly
indorsed BY the democracy. -. ~
From ne GoodAus R&p~bs;ea". 1l'U.:
Donnelly was nominated BY ths
Democrats in secret caucus, but: IL
obedience to his wishes they managed
it differently in public. They. made
no formal nomination, but recommend:
.sd' Democrats to vote for him.
'Dounelly louged for the mcrtricieus
embraces Of Democracy, and svanaed
to be wooded to her, but was afraid to
have tho ceremony public for fear Of
the indignation Of his friends. he
wants to get a'ilittle more out Of the
Republican party before he formally
goes over to the house of his new
friends. Il; "Tes1 !. 81: ':}'
;Resolved, That the Democratic party
now, a. ever heretofore, deny the oonsti-
tutional right Of Congress to collect rove
nue. from the people except for the econ.
omical support Of the government; That
= kspsf$ %nn ~n~anuA -;fk
ton to the manufacturing monopollsts, ..
proposed by the Republican party in thil
District, is unjust, unequal, and : robbery
Of al other laboring interests IN the West
and is in fact, sprotective tariff, and u
such We solemnly denounee il. y,
The above is the resolution of The
Dounelly Democracy, and any one may
know that German wrote it. -.
To show how little German knows o.
cares what he says, We oite from thu
Democratic platform adopted by tn
list National Democratic Convention q
New York, July, 1868, in which: th,
Domoora ~ demanded "a tariff for rove
nue. upon foreign imports, aud suet
| equal taxation under the Internal Rev
! enve hws a. will afford ;nc;destal pro
tsctio~ to domestic manufactures, AMI
. viii, without impai,ing the rsveau'
impose the least burden upos aud pro
nots and encourage The grsat industsl
d interests Of the country" #;..!.~.
And further, to let German sho,
how much he knows OF cares what b.
says, We will give him space in thss
columns to mention and explain: IN
tariff that ever existed in the, Units
States, adopted by = Democratic Con
gress, or resigned BY a Democrtic Psssi
dent, which did not afford, s'incident.
protection to American manufacture,
And We will pay him $50 for his search
if. he find, such IN instance. He ma
choose either John M. Gilman. job
B. Brisbin, or w., W.. Phelps, :
Democrats and members of the Conyeu
ton that adopted his. resolution, T. 1.
eide for rs both whether any tariff h,
be may name, Afforded any incident,
protection or not. y~s: rs-t3~4~.<.G. -;
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