The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-29

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tsrs- The tss. snartesf by fh~ Legislative
branch os ibe sovcrr r7rzf. fAr 'h~f Is
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{. h.n the wisdom "f ~. Political rarfy ~hich
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hat 0ascc has outlined hH~ poI'cv an1 d%Clae~i
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80 character 81 III oeS. - tn neC~s-U-F
& The cs-c. rrguir-s ui"rr from ire canfE
lat acc. p;ing such nom n4uua fhan ta~
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. me Nal - fn4t my aAAtfIf1 L. III often
r.caIls~t ar t~o seriously rGfuFVs-L.
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W. nroxdiy cali carr f.uyernusnt ~ the
-opic. L. = not such hen sCa,. - LIBERATED
Nhkh arr-ssasss Ia itsclf the n-Aua--araf Of
public 9rEiT-. sc.k NJ to cssatr,si ths .,s4.~ ifa-
stead 81 representing them F2vfif- az the
nrcts~ar' tGi.r1Sth % our irsitrtaess. bias
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pa6y fss;sus - CoasrDi ufSa Ib~ cs.tiutrr
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trsyiu= ~ people Instead 81: trf,.ar thrm.
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sult which should Represent she iui-HAgrnt
viii Of FIRE AMI thinking n1cn. - Dr eau L. s..
t%ertulnsi hy ths shameless CsrTyFttru - their
suTTag-s When an election . og.l- rha. =.
he "a -ction by the yot,rs ~ ou- ~ tsssr
nGmb.r 81 ASSUME for a time a puU.r fru-t.
Instead Of hs d.cicatIpn to ihg ufgf,- Ion 90
~po..tics. when tie holders q IN bslas.
l~uIcscnet by n Scas 81 duts. .tsil avsnsr
truth betrayed and pledges broken. sut "a hen
the -ufrsgc shall te altogether fire. aHi un-
corrupted. the fun realization 81 A d,oNcrp-
G.u; by the pe"Pi" viii To- at hand.
o~E TIHN Only.
And OF the means To the eni. not on.
would IN NV Judgment - H."r- srcVtlse than
an Amendment Ia the constitution dl-4uAtfy-
ing IN. President from Tc-trctIun. hru Ne
consider the patronage uf thi- s- a. once. the
a~!lurcm"nts of power. the temptation la re-
tain public place once sHin.i. an more than
all, the availability "a party nnd- IN an Ia
cumheni v HON "A horde II ofhc. b1iisrS. with
a real born OF benefits rSeisci, and fust-rci
10y the hop. OF faNnr- set 70 cuunr. statsi tn
r-sGy to sii with money aui traiuci ~:-,ll;ical
service. We recognize IN the c!igih!hty 81
the President for recollection y most serious.
danger Ia thGt calm. deliberate ami intcilig-nI
political action which must CEaractoTtxe "a
Government 10y the people.
I'M LAHDRiN6 OF E~TIuN
A True American sentiment rccugn zcs the
dignity OF labor ami the fact that nruur lies
IN honest toll. Well pad labor l. a Ign Of
national prosperity; ability To ~ors Cun-tE
tuics the capital. and the wages OF labor. the
income Of a vast number 81 our 70 tp.iiatlnu:
and this interest should b. Lcalog-lV pro-
t-cted. our workingmcn arr not asking UNI
r'asonahl" Indulgence but ns int~i!tg, at anl
manly citizens. they seek the Satn.. C,tn<ticr
alton which those demand. Who haV, other
interests at stake. They should receive
their full share of the care and attention Of
thOS. who make anu execute the las. Ia tho
end that the wants and nce4is of the employ
ers and the employed shall aiikct r suh~arysSl,
aud the prosperity of The country. the cuui.
mon heritage OF both, hc advanced A. ~r.late-I
% this subject, while Ne should not discourage
the emigration of those Who come to askupsE
edge allegiance Ia our Government aui alb
To our citizen populr-.on, yet a. a means If
protection to oar workingmcn. Il different
rue should prevail concrru.ug those VINO, II
intend IL become Americans. but viii !niur
they come, or are brought To- our land. do not
iOuSly compete with those Justly cntlti.-, 10
our field Of labor. In u letter accounting tn.
nomination Of the Office of Governor nearly
two years ago, ! male the following statement
Ia which ! haV" steadily adhered.
The latoring classes constitute th.
main part OF our population TL"y shouid
he protected in their efforts pcacrsbiy to
assert their rights when endangered hV aggrt.
gated capital. and All statutes on this subject
should recognize the care az the stat. TOR
honest toll and lie framed with u view Of im.
proving the condition OF the w~orktustn1n.
proper regard for tho welfare of the working
man being in-cparaliy connected with the ia
tsgritS ot our constitution none at our Clii-
Lcn> are more Interested than they IN quart
ing against any corrupting influences which
seek tn pcrvcTt the b"ncHCcnt purposes Of our
Government, AMI none should q. more watch I
fui of TN" artiul Vaccinations of those VINO
allure them tO selt-iutiiCtcd injury.
UNFIT NRS LAVE.
In a free country tn C~uriailmcnt OF yhe
absolute rights of the individual should only
lie such ass essential to the peace and good
order OF the community. The limit between
the proper subjects Of governmental control /
AMI those which can De- more nttingly icit -
the moral sense ana E~it-Imppss Restraint Of
the citizen should To carefully kept in view. |
Thus laws unnecessarily Interfering with the
habits and customs of any of our p"opis
which are not offensive tu the moral s.utl- [
incnts of the civilized world and which are
consistent with guod citizenship and the
public welfare are uuwise and NcXatious.
COMMERCE. !
The commerce of a nation Ia a great extent
determines its supremacy. thcap aud easy 4
trans ortation should therefore lie literally
fosierei. Within the limits of thc ConSt tutlnn 4
the general Government should - improve
and protect its natural water WAY. a. WlI Ell
able III. producers OF the country to reach q
profitable market.
CIVIL SERVICE REroRM.
The people pay the wages Of IN" pub
lie employees and they are entitled 20 the fsii
and lac nest work which the money thus paid
should command. IL IL The duty ~ tfDss Ell
trNicd with the management OF thc>" affair.
~ see that such public service II forthcoming
The selection and retention of subordinate.
In Government employment should depend
upon their asccTtaincf fitness AMI TIE
value of their work. and they shouidl To- neither
expected uor allow ell To do questionable party
service. The interest OF the people Mi.
tp tCffnr nrnfaGfgt III. Inns - rssl Ia Z
labor and duty will IT, immensely improved
public employment will be op.nt &c nj! who
demonstrate their fitness TO enter IL The an
fcemiy scramble Tor n place under the Gov
crnmcnt with the cons ucnt iInyortunit,
which eIubitiers public life will cease. and the
public departments viii not 10 niic,i witb
duty To- aid the party Ia which
they owe their places instead Of render
Ing Il patient and honest return TO the people.
CONCLUSION.
I believe that the public tpmIer "a such that
the yotcrS of the land are prepared TO sup
port tho party which gives the lest prurni-.
est, simple ami plain manner which t. con
eisfent with It's character and purposes. The,
have learned that mystery and c20ecalncni
cover tricks and betrayal. The statesman
ship they require consists in honesty anc
frugaiity- n prompt response TO the nessi- oil
liant protection of all their varied in
tercSfs. IL should he csilrsi tn the chiei
na-istrscy OF the Nation by the sufTaZcs
Of my fellow citizens ! viii assume the dates
of that high Office with a solemn determine
ton TO dcsiicate every effort 20 the country,
goGsl and with ar. humble reliance uIspa ths
favor and support of the Supreme Bling
who believe vii always rvsar
homes; human endesvor in the con4cicniion
discharge of pubic duty.
lSirnedI GROVE CLEVELAND.
~ CCicnei William T Villas. CnAlr.ean. eta
II. b. Carter. n WE'LL nown citizen ol
Ga, was recently awakened
BY mosquitoes under his net He got
mn II, = Kerosene oil lamp- wen. back