The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09
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The ate Presidential election has for
ever setiled the ISSUES that divided
the country since the rebellion of 1851
The decree ha- gnne forth tina. ihe n a
nation snd not = incE" c1nfederags II
ctates. Resumption 1. An accomplish
Cd fact A paper dollar = A. r,szi ~ q
gold dollar. The n4tiuaa. or.,iit = on
a solid basis and AL financial eIpcT-
imeniiEg j. AZ an end. The over.
-t4sdOslug issue Of the iuiur. l. lii.
issue between the railroads and the
people.
shall corporation king rule free
America: shall Railway uouopciIe-
dictate the laws made los our national
and state legislatures and intsfI,rc,
them through sena! Judgc- OF their oNu
%ciI"Ioe, shall the giant corporations
That control all IN. public highways
oNcr which American products MUS;
x" To market tx arbitrary cX~lortIpnate
tolls upon transportation and thus ~
duce Use tOIlIUg millions al America L.
mere seris and dependents or -hail the
people who gave vitality ,o thee coz
portti0r- by granting them charter.
Who. have built tie great t~rau-c,uil-
mental roads with pTinceIy -ub,.d!c- IA
lands and hond-. exercise their power.
pas DAVIS for Their clfproteyiion, aud
LAY {" thee arrogant m0uopoN,s, thus
Tar You can go and no farther
la tite coming i~rrcpTc--ih.e conflict
between the people and tie railroads
the people are bound - Mn III the cni.
hat they nov need : able and fear
le-H opponents of their nights. such q
champion they viii find an the OMAHA
BEE. \ Republican paper that has
courageou,iy and consistently aiyu-
Gated railway regulation for year, and
to-day stands almost alone - a banner
Ia the arrogant diutatiun oi JAN Gould
III Nebraska politics: = paper that !t>
always opposed !ayOrtts.u aud di~rri-
mlnati"n 10y public carriers and rc>i--
ted every attempt Of corporations "a
cvade their Just share Of the burdens ui
taxation; "A paper that h.s never finch
cd from exposing and d~,uouucing job
berry and corruption, Wherever II
exists.
The battle Ian, only jus; begun. The
preliminary -kirnIl>h viii take place an
the next legislature.
The movement for emancipation
from the mis- rule of corporation king
has Just been started hv sturdy farmers
in Soulh-W cStcru Nebraska whose call
for organization i the bugie blast that
VIII ere long rally the producer around
one common standard. To those who
SympatnlSc with this movement and
all who desire to hc enlightened about
every other living issue, the OMAHA
BEE cannot fail to commend itself.
The fact that the circulation oi the
BEE IL larger tnau that of any paper
north of ~. LOU, and west of Chicago.
Is the best testimonial of it, excellence
~ IA newspaper, and the fact that The
BEE l. circulated and p%atroniAcd more
extensively in Omaha-thc stronghold
of the Union PacIiic-than ali It's rivals
combined attest sufficiently the pupu-
lar confidence IT enjoys where It's aims
are best known. and where It's ciibriS
on behalf of the producing and indus
trial classes arc most appreciated.
In order to extend the circulation o!
the WEEKLY BEE. the publishers have
placed a large number of uScfu! and
valuable articles OH their premium list
which are TO Ice distributed among
their subscriber, in the same impartial
manner that characterized their first
premium distribution last winter. The
aggregate value of these premiums l.
over $1,000. Among these articles
are agricultural machinery, implc-
mcntS, household goods, musical in
struments, siiverwarc, watches, jewelry,
books, dc.
The most valuable premiums are:
| j. /. Case Threshing Machine