The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-01

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late u pGhsksa CosS~ntaus. ~as xsssa oes
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prss sIs-Hsstnx rcvsr~J frpn you %
the =ssh GO yuae the uCscss nuaacstssa OF ray
nontf sriDn q; re National arpuhEcsa Gps-
seatson ~ the ke,sabl,ess cara siafr Tor shrs
me &c 10 be The dGfy of every fnsn aeygslas
D ssself TO TIE pubic service 20 ssszsr7. auy
goseon % ~hacs he usy b. calsd by tas
ma sod With . era cut and deep ~n.c o. ts
RESPONSIBILITIES and. " elected. saali eosesvor
Z. dirharse TIC duties of ne osscv ,ossr hes;
Of my ability.
Tbs honor. ~ 10 veil understood va. waoi.
ly unsouyti b INA. Tina. g vas ~tsatsrcd ~
, fhs- representative of The psr.y ia a sasnner
lators I may b. Gales upon 60 pe1o-m-
Although the variety Of subjee; go cred In
Oh. very excellent And Who oCs de- Lzrafsos
is. upon an OCCASION csilins ior ereSsy OF
expression. that full elaboration Of sriSa
they arr susceptible. ] aV all mEseif OF parry
usage % signify my approval OF th- var ofs
res slutons u the platform. and 10 diSsas
them briefly.
OF THE CLASSIC
The resolutions of ID. psaiferm deciarins
for q levy Of such duties as To aforl scdriiy
90 our diversified industries. and projection
To The rights ane szxr. q! the l borcr, IA IN.
end that active and Intelligent labor. a, rca
as capital. may have rs Just ward, ALL the
lsbortng man his full share Ia ID. National
prosperity" meets nv hearty approval. y
! IL there IL q naiioa on the face Of tee arm
|, which might. IL ~ were ice slrati- hing. build
avail upon its every boundary line. deny
communication "a nj the word. and procect
to live upon It's own resources and prutuc-
,ions, that naiioa - the United >tsies- There
IL hardy . leg .tlmate nee s,ity OF civilized
communities which cannot be produced from
the extraordinary resources OF our several
States an Territories, With tlcir rnanufGc
tor les. mines. farms. timhcr-aands and satcf-
ways. This cincum2taucc. taken In conncc-
ton with the fact that our form q; govern
ment Il entirely uni .uc among tie nation. OF
the world. makes 10 utterly absurd TO in.t4fu'e
COM arisons between our own c>onomic sys-
tens and those OF o;her governments. and
especially To atierpt to borrow systems from
them. We stand alore in our circumstance
our forces. our possibilities and our aspire
tons.
In al successful government II IL 4 p-im.
requisite that capital ard !strcr shouli b. upon
tn be-. { terms. and that both enjoy the high
est a. tainabie prosperity. IL there te a disturb
ance of tie just balance between them. one
or the other suffers. and dissatisfaction fol-
lows, whi6h II la mfui 20 both.
The lessons furuishc 10y the Compa -a.!yely
short history Of our own IA ional lite hsvs
been too much overlooked 10y cur people. The
fundamental article IN the Odd DctnOs ra DC
erred proclaimed alm,s Il absolute free trai",
and this, too. no more TN an a quarter OF "A cen
tury ago. The low condition OF our NaiiO al
cred L the financial and business unce tam
ties and general lack u prosperity under that
SIS em, can he remen.berd by every man nov
in middle life.
Although In the great number Of REQ ms
Instituted by the Republican party sufficient
credit has not been publicly a naried 10 that
OF tarif reforms. it, benefits have, ncvcrthc-
les, been iclt throughout the and. The Prin-
ciple underlying this measure has been IN
process OF gradual development by the ke-
publican party during the comparatively hii 4
e iod of it, power. and t-day a portion OF
Its antiqua'ei democratic opponents make
unwilling cOncc>s.on>foth n corTcctneSso OF the
doctrine OF an q .uitabiy ADJUSTED prUt,c.vs
tariff, by following slowly Ia It's footsteps.
though a very hong way in the rear.
| The principle involved IL one OF mo- great
obscuritS, and can lie readily comprehen.ici
by any Intelligent p.rson calmly rejecting
upon 10. The political and social systems II
some OF our trade-coInpcting na'iIns have
created working C a Sses miserable In the tx
treme. They receive the merest stipend Tor
the r daily toll. and in the great expense OF
the necessities of life. are deprive at those
comforts of clothing. housing and cath
producing food, with which Whole -one mental
and social recreation can alone make exist
ence happy and desirabe
Now. II the products of those countries ARE
20 be placed in our market aioug-iie of Amer
lean products. either the American CAPT apt
must suffer in his legitimate pr"ut>. or he must
make the Amcr.c III lanorer sufcr In his at
tempt to compete with the sJt c!es al labor
abover c!efrcd TO. In the case OF A snbsian'
iial eiuction of pay there can III, no compcn-
sating advantages for the American lHi"or'r.
because the art clos - daily consumption
which ne uses-with the exception OF Articles
not PRODUCED in the United state, AMI easy
of be ny ~ ecially provide / Tor. as co'c' ani
tea-are gruwn III our own country, hui
would not BE- affected in price toy "a lowering
in duties. Therefore. while h would receive
less for his labor, his cost .f iiying souid not
be- decreased. Being practically placed upon
the pay Of the European laborer. our o"n
would be deprived OF facilities Tor etuc itinx
and sustaining his family r-spetta ly; he
would he shorn OF the proper opPor,unitc, or
se-lf-improvcment, and his value a. "A citizen.
charged with n portion OF the ob!iSation- OF
government would be- lcss"ncd; the moral
tone of the laboring Z a s~ouid sJher. and Ia
turn the interests vi capita. an the well De-
ing of orderly citizens In general would TO
| menaccd, while one evil would react upJn an
Of e; until there wodid be n Aentru ulsturIr
anc,. OF the whole community. TIE true
problem OF a,good AMI stable Government IS
how to infuse prosperity among a ci t-S's OF
people-thc manufacture. the farmer, ne
mechanic. and the labOrcr alike. Such pros
pcrity ia a preventative OF crime, a rc-ITify
Of capital, and the very bet guarantee OF
general peace and happiness.
The obvious policy OF our boNernmenf - 70
protect both capital and laJor by n proper I'M
position of duties. This protection should cS-
lend to every article OF American production
which goes to build up the general prosperity
OF our people.
fnE rARIFr.
The National Convention. I'm view OF the
special dangers menacing the wool interests
| OF the United States. deemed II wise Ia nd pt
u separate resolution on the subject az is
proper III election. Tbs Intu stry - "A very
/ larse and impo rtant one. The Iecessary leg
is alton To sustain this industry upon a y os-
DE roue basis should be extended.
No one realizes more fully than mys'lf the
great delicacy and difficulty OF adJu-ting a
tariff so nicely and equiiabiy ~ to protect ev.
cry home industry. SUSTAIN every class OF
American labor. promote to the highest point
our great Agricultural Interests aId AZ tae
same time give TO one and al the ads antases
pertaining 10 foreign productions not IN com
petition with our Own. thus not only tuiilin2
/ up our foreign commerce. but taxing meas
urts to carry Ii in our own bottoms
Difficult as this work apps aT-. ana really -.
IL is susceptible of acc IN s'iishuient hy pt-
tient and intelligent LABOR. and 10 no hanhs
can Il be committed with as breit a>slrance
of success as tO those o. the Republican
party.
MONETARY MATTERS.
The Republican party IL the ind sputabie au-
thor of a financial and mone;afy SIS en- which
IL Is safe TO say has never before been e9uaied
by that OF any other nation
Under the operat on OF our .y.senoi nnance
the country was safety carried IN ouxh an ex-
tended and expensive war. viii a National
| credit which has n.en higher aud h CHER WITH
each succeeding year. unit n1n tns cf.a
o;her nation, while IT, securt IS. at q con-
siant'y increasing premium, are eagerly
sought after by investors in all parts OF ts
world.
Our system of currency 9 most admirable in
construction. While ali the CONVENIENCE OF
q bill circulation attach To u. ever collar OF
? paper represents q dollar OF thc worn =
money standards. and n long ast1e Just and
wise policy OF the Republican part - con-
tinued the re can be no impairment o. the va
tional credit Therefore. under present laws
relating thereto. IL will be impossible .or any
man 10 lose n penny i'm the bends or balls OF
the United states or In the bitsof the National
banks.
The advantage O. having q hA1k note In the
house which will be IS good In tee morning a.
IL " Is the night before should b. appreciated
by al.
Re maintained intact ard the establishment OF
an international standard among all CONNER.
cisi nations nxiux the re atiyc values o. soid
and silver coinage, would be q measure o. 20
culiar advantage
INTERSTATE AVID oREIG CoxsEHcE-
The subjects embraced In the res bluto re-
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