The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-26

| icUfuuu fla v0l % IrarIy admit 'ho Coun
tlcs az ~ OPP uIffles mo wI1.e inter
nu| frtin an culld Nut roe q y ally efta"
co ne Ie "a uii b vr sh0alI to saffcairi
inz .ye > a1ts1i z. of futlo from WI
We shgl.d ho gaining nothing Zoo = turn.
EryXCT p o me MECHANIC AyD THE IA.
HoHgR,
a policy Of MS Mind would ho disastrous 20
M ufchanics and H0rkiHg men ui he United
sfauHs wage urc unllsfly rCdu. cl when an
m luatrnus man 2 not al by hs earnings 20
I.H boo comfort. EDUCATE Hls children aud lay
By "a sufficient amount for TIC necessities u
ago. The reduction Dl wages inevitably con
~ Iu~ut upon throwing our homo market up.n
20 me world, wOulIdrprlyr them ui ne power
b. io tAis IL WOull prove q great calamity 10
our country. u would produce a conflict TO
tween The poor and the rich ami in the SCR.
I tOs ful de rliHtOu ~ labor would plant the
s'ris ni public danger.
Tue x publican party has steadily aimed to
maintain Just relations Q Wcrn labor ana cap
ithl-RIHriiDp with carr h. rights Of each, A
/ conflict hatWCcn to tWo has AWAY led IN the
plst and viii always lead IN the future 10 the
Injury OF both. LaiOF is iudl .ycnsabig 10 the
creation and pfohtab O use ct capital, aIdcnp.
ital iuCredsesihc efficiency and value Of labor.
whoever arrays the ono against the other
T. an enemy " both. That policy Is aisc.t
ana bo-t which hnfinOuike. the tgO On the
basis of absolute justice The Republican
party ha. prf o tod tn free labor Ut America
] ~ NNA' NH NlNlfINnh NHN y NAIkfI ANNI - To-
allied iu any other country II has guarded
! our people against the unfair competition Of
! cont Is { labor from china and may BE- called
I upon ~ prohibit the gruwth Of Il similar evil
from Europe. II b. obviously unfair to per
mt capitalists TO make contracts for cheap
| labor In foreign countries to the hurt AMI de
! IuEHgeWcut Of the iAiO OF American citizens.
such a pGlcy like that With would iraye the
time aud other conditions ~ nome labor eN-
[ clu.iyc.y In the control Of he Employer is in
judOgs 10 al pnrti-s-nOt the least ~ to the
unhappy persons who are mi n toe subjects
OF tho contra 2. The institutions o. the
United States res upon the intelligence and
Z Virtue OF al the p'Ople suffrage j. made
unltc. s1i asa just weapon OF self. protection
TO every citizen. II - not the Interest Of the
Republic TIA any I. Ouomic system should DO
ATOP 81 Ntich involves thr reduction OF
! aaxca TO tn hlri q tudIrd prevailing else
where The Republican fArty aims TO elevate
AMI dignity labor. not 10 degrade IL.
A. q sGbstitu for tine Industrial system
which undo Republican al min stuttiOn has
/ de ulopc ! u h rKtrHOrd iuIrr Prosperity, our
ppYutc ~ O -r a pol y which u but 4 series
OF rNl G manis upon our system OF revenue
"a policy whose rnd must be- h trm to osr
mlnufHC lrcs and greater harm - our laho
| Experiment in the industrial mi fina BE- al
system is the country s greatest drcad, as sta
biiti D. its gicnic.t boon. Even tho unecr
tnIuty resulting from the rCcrnt I arm nxta.
ton in tonEr ~ his hurtflily nuejte1 the
| business Of q entire country. We can
measure IN" ha m 10 our shops and our
homes, q our farm nud our co m 'rcr, II the
uncertainty Of pcfpHtul ~ tattf agitation Is TO
BE- nuiclel up ~ q q, uniryf We are n the
midst Of IN abundant harvest; VIZ are on the
eve Of a rHviynl0rRencrii prosperity. Moth.
ing wants 10 our way but the deal ~ a
cha ~ IN the Ind Istral system When has
WrIugh' such Wordoss IN the last twenty
year. uni hi h with thu power Of increased
capital viii No K still x eater mtryels OF
prosperity In tho twenty yearsto cOme.
uuH roREiGS roLicY.
our for i'm rclat ons favor our domestic
Development. We IA g ice with the world
lit eice upon u SOUND bass with no Nm 1t.
ted uuosti n Of suihCicut magnitude to Gun.
hnrrnHa or distract us. Happy removed by
our geographical position from participation
or interest IN Hose que stiuns Of dynasty Or
boundary which 20 frequently disturb the
peace OF Europe. w nre loft to cultivate
IT. q dly r. a IONS with all. AMI ave free frum
Iussil IT, rntaugloments In the ~guArrcls OF any.
Toe Inltei stIc has no cause ana no desire
Ia cnguge 10 conflict with any power On
earth Hnl W. may rost IN assured confidence
that no poRor desires 10 attack the United
states.
Win tho nations Of the wes'crn hcmisnhcra
W. should cultivate closer relations. aud tor
our common prosperity and Advancement We
should inyit them all G. join with US In an
agreement that, for the tut ire. all information.
oil troubles Ia North or south Amcrict shall he
ADJUST by Impair ihl arbitration, IND not hy
arms. project Wa pAt qf the Used pol
icy ~ re.iicnt Gtrieli's administration,
and h ul1. IN my jud fm~n', be renewed ~
uccomp i.hmont on this continent would
%fut0fhnly affect the nations bcyont the sea.
anl thus pow,rfi lly contribute ut no dis ant
day a. the universal acceptance Of the pill.
auttrupic and Christ an principle of arhltu.
ton The effect oven OF suggesting il for tho
spanish American States has born most hap.
~, and has increased the confidence OF those
people In our friendly disp ositi0n u fol 20
M lot ~ secretary OF state IN une. ls,l. 10
by niv'n R the assurance IN an Official dispatch
thHt there / not the fai ttnst desire In tn
United taies for torrltorit Il cxicls on south
81 The hin 1fanio. Tho hpundaues o. the
two republics have been established In Ton.
fnrmiiy " q thu hcst iuIis i,tionai interests
81 both The limo % demarcaton.is not mere
" conventional II u mors. II separates a
spanish. American people from a saxon.
AMERICAN people. " divides one great ma.
ton from another with distinct aud natural
n%nality."
We seek The cunquesis OF peace. We de-
sire to extend our commerce. and In nm
rfp' Cial degree with uuf friends aud neish.
hnrs on this continent. We have not i'm.
proved our relations with SPANS Amer "A
~ tsely and pcfsisfrntly as We might have
done fur morr than a senerat on the sym.
pathiotof those ciuntficl have been al owed
tudHft away from ~. We shnult nos make
ctnIT onurt 81 gain Their friendship. our
trade with thrrn 4 alrra ~ iarrr. Umrnv tho
last war our exchanges in the western hem,
lsphcrc amounted tn frn pn.0n-nrariy orc
fourth Of onr entire foreign To
,hos' who may be- disPusei 10 u%nicru,te the
value o. our tale With the countries
q \ tn and south America ID NAV
D. well 10 state that their population
y nearly or duitr t0.uu10tt-and that. IN
punrlriiun To nuRu ate numbers. We import
nearly double a. murh from them ~ We do
trun kurure. hut the result OF the whole
American trade i IN n high degree unsaii4
lactur, Ihe imports during the past yuar
.Arcslet tzasuonn whils til exports we're
loss INN tteiU1sn showing u halau o
asninft ~ Of murr than slanuml Hut tho
Wut't duca not ~ tn spaui b America. We
Ecnd ltfHr suins to Europe IN coin az he
equivalent to ray European manufacturer
for the goods which they send tn SPAN IN
amercA We ar but pttmastcr- for this
tunttiuus amount annually 10 fufupcaa fac
lots an amount VII Oh is 4 ,tinus draft. In
ssvtl h~nahcial depression. upon our re-
SUM suf snetie.
Can not II 5 sondt on # trade in vrys, part
~ chanxeti Tan not the market for our
p,uiusts b. ErCatlv cularged W. have made
y uetlnntnE IN our eEoat to Improve trade
r~ciitiens Nth Actico, aud We should not be
,sa..ns similar and mutually advan.
niaue WITH ttery natl n Ut North aud -sutn
Anirtta While the rrtsat puwprt Of frrups
a. strttIy charging their colonial dom ma.
ulh ln asis All Area I is thr especial
ltotthce ~ country 10 improve and cSpand
t.faie Nth The nations % Am RIGA No
Ted ptn y 49, ~ much. No neii ms teon
w : ste I - little. uur foreign policy should
p sn Amsrise1 rrlc in IL bruaset ard
nn,t TON frphensivc s1nse-a policy Of
pace. OF friendship. Of commercial enlarge
Ihp name Of Arsftnfa. vhich beinnRs to NJ
iheas natigIal caracitf. must always esait
!he Just rttie nf pttriu ism. Citizenship II
TIE fvpnhlie mnst he tie ~pannplv AMI ale.
ruar Of him who wears a Ihe tae.lsa.
ssi.sn. rieh OF ,root. na.lse Of nat rslssd.