Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-30
REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN NEWS.
An APPEAL.
"a nspuolioan Tsmperanos NE a. 10
rasir putty In tns Present National Con

ton OF the following reasons sor hot folas Nuo
national prohibition ticket.
First-Bceause il is the general sentiment OF
cr,bi bitionists that the cause Will hereaflef, ~
beretofore. be more successful whch tne quSo
ton 81 prohibition is submitted 70 a Vote oitne
people separate from other ISSUES anu a
Easnnl Because prohibition cannot sue
c~essfhlIy make q national political issue unth
nnlicy III lie pursued has been clearly denhed
mi spnroyed by the great body OF the friends
az he cause in the United States
Th,rd-Because the present prohlDiuoh uch-
ct was put in tho field without such sppro'ah
Tho convention which inaugurated the move
ment and nominated the ticket, did not repre-
senf ths great body Of prohibitlonlsts through
opt ~ country, and q large part OF the con
vention opposed placing a ticket IN the neia
Temperance people in states in which prohlbi,
/ ton las been successful, as Maine, Iowa, and
/ Kansas, generally opposed it.
\ Fonrth-Because the present movement IN
eonfusIng-no plan of operations bong proper
ly defined According TO It's platform, a vote
H. 81 John h As much a vote for woman sur
frase-for Chinese emigration 70 this country
I for taking the appointing power away from the
president-for its unjust mputauohs against
both Blaine and Logan-as tits for temperance
and prohibition
nression az the convention, but of a coIsmlttee
appointed 10 revise and repubiish ~ Inc
ntatform adopted by the convention contained
a fat money greenbaek plank, winch the com
mittee eliminated Gov. 81, Johnin his accept
ance heartily endorses the platform but tallst 70
saw whether II is the one adopVeo ny 'hoooH-
yention or the committee ..f...
Before presenting this crude document IN
the name OF the prohibitionists OF the country
for the SURFACES of the American people, the
questions to be voted on should have been
more carefully considered and authorltlNely
adopted Especially before requiring them,
as The platform does, TO ignore al other CUES
tons OF public interest represented by thete-
publican and democratic parties" 81.
SIxtt-Because it is unfair 10 patriotic cru
Gems 10 bring the question of prohibition De
fore the people in such shape ash ot only 70
require its friends to vote for what many OF
them do not approve; but TO sacrihce their
votes on all other questions, however vitality
important to the welfare. of the country,
where there is not the slighteat prospect OF
success.
II is true the republican party declined to
make prohibition an issue in its platform
Pc-i.ts have done so would have been po-
litical suicide II would have driven out of
The party ell Of its members, except the prohi-
bitionists 1t would therefore have been The
abandonment Of the field to the democratic
party 1t would have been to turn over the
protection of their rights and the education OF
4 the freedmen, the preservation and maintS'
nance of all of the Wis5 and beneicent meas
nfes anl th9 SRA ans b.
hcan palts 70 'he lsisi 49, ai,raHs ~, Wv w,
bitterly opposed 10 them
1t is also true that its candidates are not al
merry 70 Ihahe new ISSUE ~, y a,, ! pa ~ Z,
Srs, spSoohee, So y - S,rro
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~ Eoumns oh M ~. it,I, .oan,.San Iii 80
ton IN Name. But q htue feneeuon WIN saus
y every lar-Hniued Pers0h .laI Mo"iH Ia
peeh an SssutnptIon on par! Au.nCin5 Io
dlateiy slteI the hauohai conEehaloh ~ No
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lar play they suenSthen 't5 parry oI uli
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sEesuy emoarIass, ie'aIu anu "eaAeh VI
cause o. PaohiuHlon
there not oelng te sIgh'
est plospect OF the eiecuoh OF uhs so-cAne,
pfonlpluon ucketi tne onIy resut OF repuun
cans Yolns LOT ItlnI aIee uuInpeIs o. oepop u
the uehiocFaac party IN cohtroi OF uhe genera
goysrnment
beeahse II .hls y lle oDJeet as som
tesaeIe N ue hioNenuenl ayoW 70 pc u WI
De more honorable and straight forwardt 10 Yot
J .or CleVelsnd ana helnfichs dlrect tlAn Tor ,
/ sonh, as this would aYola ue odlunl OF prsc
ncing q deception upon the friends OF temper
ance ~ oraer 10 90 a Ihlng OF snch uouDtiu
; propnety as to put Gov Cleveland into tn
White Rouse "
Eleven tn--beeause we 90 mot believe an
= = y reSubiican can honestly throw away al
vote or an directly or indirectly IN eleetlng tn
oelneeratie ueheL u repuohcahs nave above
! aousos, uehioeiH,s nave ai"ays Ueen "oFs'
! ~ Is unfeasoiepie Lo taVof a chaiPe frol
PAD 70 worse simply Tor a change: II o
De tempting a great calamity The success 9
the deih0cratic party az thls tline would thro
2 aaatk ciond OF douDt anu uncertainty and
groom OF Impending danger over the cuisines
interests OF 'he eolntry womb last Ion year
NO one can tell what pohcy nWould pursu
} Nha' OF me repnoiiesn iteglsisticu OF the la
; Wenty-hVe years ~ would repeal or what re
measures would adopt
lne danger and probabilities are thatits &C
would be IN accord with its former cours
doctrines anu tradltlons, Tor u progresses 10 a.
mere 70 All OF us 'nme-honored principles
|, its only saie 10 Judge OF these py ls FORM
sces, anu ~ IN SHOWN shd ott-fepeaSu sex
: menus o = niaJoIi5 .! tnose eohpuslhs y
} " c9urse conuolins Hle party lheS \
I. AlRey tne hleh sno mass anu sgaipatnLz,
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neas cSosHs TVS h'SHhpeI1o song.e
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nonaa y not leaye our manufacturing ~
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|, ros,efthB care py ls revenue reiornis!
tppPosea emancipation, ehirahchiseme
: eqaAns gSIoIe tne Jaw, aud civli rights !
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eaucaion ana eieyation on me negroes whii
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