Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-14

1859 was S6,524.
1873, ss5. Foreign e
80 800. in 1850, !
F ,eiSa tonnage OF
rs. 5o7 ions.
Foreign tonnage OF
1873, S12. T. 1880,
mage of Philadeh' his
1880, 1,391,312. y
more in 1860 was ] 81
In 1860 (year ending
seis entered at seal Q
was one-ihird as Isl
northern ports, bo
This year lending J
about one-seventh.
Democratic orator
ports of cotton. l !;
find these facts tou
stuffs
lS60-Bales cotton exl
lS70-Bales cotton e-ll
lSS0-Bales cotton ek
Fewer baies thj.
years ago.
In 1850 breadstGhs ex
In 1870 breadstufls ex
In 1850 breadstuf1's ex
Cotton has stood 8
stuffs have multiplied
Look agaiu-look .
as they have risen an
the country aud in o
exports from ports 60
in 1869, S199, 909,77
III 1880, Sl87, lao, 573-
decline.
The value of ailexT
was, il 1860. $173!
102 423; III 1886, 8
steady Increase of nes|
of import, OF all kin
the Potomac WAS. in
S22, TIA 573; in 1880,
is steady decline.
The valne of impcr
in 1866, 1881. 376, OF
in 1880, S743, 6l3. 26q
constant increase.
the ports Of South
81 $50, $40; in 1870.
535. Here is sad d
ports at the ports OF
1860, S21193, 723; 4
1880, S2l, 669, 763.
twenty Years
WHAT is AT STAI
These Gnerr ng pr
bulk and substance o.
Business. But some
all this TO do with 81
thur and q Republic
it has everything to
man may say, sill tai
transactions are man
corporations as priv
are they to politics
answer that the goot
depends on just and
some administration
| say this, speaking
cial metropolis of I,
and speaking to men
aud enterprise havs
greatest, and in my
benevolent city an
the broad issue at Il
colossal fabric of Cd
financial interests sll
ment and protectiono
ted and own it, or 81
sway Of those whose
whose experience,
practices do not tit t
sumo its control.
Tariffs, tax laws,
courts, appropriately
endorsements of mai
these are the thiJ
depends, and these
this election. The
tax-paying portions
whose representatiy
vote upon drafts on
Taan whose constitu
not stand up alon
against his party AMI
longs to the party
fepresent tax-payind
DO trusted to stand
the treasury which
world condemn. Id
If you place the tax
Of those who do bu
your situation is like
on a limb and sawed
self and the tree.
The consideratiol]
stood alone, ought 1
whether TO put the
81 the Democratic d
and controlled" in
Grant. [Appiau ,e.
est or antagonism q
y, not the only CD
.ioDal resentments
nd prevent the pc
dominate the South
D. Ri aud evil shout
whole forces OF the
Intolerance Of I
nights in political 4
100 paten and fagr
One glance at South
tyranny and '
ions. In 1868, eli
for Gran
The same thing. u
very large. Only +
7otes disa ppearei
nine other Southel
800, 600 Req
rom the returns a
$50. 900 votes. M
we're the votes of 4
freedmen, only jus
II Am rican cItizeI
proud and
o ex -rcise the right
my sane nlan doub1
I they could, or
could. did vote, an
honestly counted ?
ct him 10 K ct the
7idual states.
YIPlNG OCT The
The votes OF <5e
he election in 1Sd
)ered 95. 303. the c
III 1876 tre wh(
was so, 446. Only
Republic4a vote c.
nave been male
yia do not care
Democratic ticket
)f Georgia under
nansgeme1
sickening, beastly
nature will tell yoq
yis do not support
would cast it out i,
Ia 1876 the Re
was 77,l74. Two
hcan vote disaou
turns. Yet III 1Sa
lstrv of voters sind