The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-17
the ncro:is, GA than he has thus FAR DA;H

the ncyo:is, GA than he has thus FAR DG;H
GIu-d for her.
Another international trouble has 10
creased our s~r.e OF chaErin aud nEmfifs'ioR.
IA contrast with our patient enc 3rsnce OF
Canadian Outrage toward American fisher
'a"fi. Nc hrV- mace an UNNECESSARY and ul-
dignif."d display az ns"leure and brsvado to
ward Ee1iCp. There :, no adequate cause FOR
tn. Concentration do not .top al n . point
To narraie tire precise facts attending the I'M
pri-nnIneni Of Mr. cutting. ] know tia; ~s
can not NiIiou, los q: character for horoH
aud chiVai-y heEiu our negotiations. WITH
Threat OF WAY ] maintain that when the
I nif.-l SIst-- agreed 20 Hccci; BrbIirztlon a.
fEe means oi adjusting our grave q inicu!ii'-s
with England "" cs:Ie ur,dar bonds 10 mo
public opinion of the world 20 offer xYDtrs-
ron To sns s@a.cr Power a. the means OF sc'.
uirg d'fhCu ftrs In ali cases whore Se can nor
adjust them bV dirrct negotiation IL Ne are
not willing 10 accept that conc!u~ on W. place
ourselves n the di.rcpuisbie attitude OF A.
c"Ifin2 Erb.irst on " TIA a strong PoScT ana
T.>ortang to force with u weak rover. J ara
sure no American cstlZen oi s-ifr->p~c; DO
sr"- Ia scc bis country subjected 10 that deg
radiation. Tor the tnIt"6 STATE, 90 attack
NcNIc" without gtylug her sn opportunity Ia
h- heard h.forc All impartial rrihur al OF ar5i-
truupn would To- for Al great nat on of ur
Inn ted power To pui hcr-c.T 10 o Jen shame
neior. THE world.
There could no, fellow citizer> n nv
tudgrncIt- Ice "A NOR" dcpiurghle event Tan Q
war t,-t~'cu TIE Z uItrd -t-t"~ and any other
rcpub a. pf America The D!ici states must
4" regarded ~ the elder sister IN tn. fam ~
oi CONFERENCE.-The. Even in fhe day al our
weakness We gave a u and comfort 10 tis"'n
~ the r struggle for iudct,c1ienco. and Iei u
no: iail nov 10 cultivate friendly and INT =
mai" T'.a'Ipns with ih"In. HeIrain az from
war ourselves Ne SHAH gam 'hc iniu"uc. tEai
VII enable "a. :" prevent war among them
- thar tc-cc sgail J." assured and p"rpctuh
3 On tbs c0nf-scuG. II I real ana part .! TUF
own paTt.rsUai pn n pubic ai.lr> win
.pr-i.u .sii-laelsDr u l. that ] eudcasor,d
and almost ~ur~roIei in having the Anne. .
can republics a---tnh'" ~ a peace Con-r"s~
Il order tat war between nations On ihs
continent ~h"U i Re made IIupo>- .'". Mar
IN aus direction would prove n -r"a' chlsin-
2 IT, to TIA United Siat---buJ war iot.~sd on
T"Nlco would tr n crime marked IN 80 e.
If1-lal d"Er'r hS cTG"!ft.
IN regard 20 Tho position o: the 80 called
third party ~" -sic
tn" pending coCtc-t - marked Nv u"
pr"-rucr al a fh!U! party. rrga.itiI"c, a. ~
.uaI-r- ~a,. to eu.oTC" The pronii'llor OF IA"
!.guor traffic ia Main" There Ar. soiH"
singular features pertaining 10 tL;s fn"he'
,n-nr- The Republican party IN Maine from
the .!ay at is orgsnfLaflou ha> been pl"1--d
la :runihii4on-cnactlng the prime pa siatEtc
Hus "a force IN lhI.s aud >in.s aincIuin- u
from wear Z" year ~ TIA" leading Temperance
lp~u requested. TIE ttangc~. To MAX" u
NOR effective. have averaged on" for every
year since the. original law VS. iha-~~d.
Tn IA ri part ln their convention" a-"r
fIlig testify that prohibition has hccn ." Wei
enforced bT the Republicans tai ia 'hr Z
Judgment Maine = a quarter oi Il c"niury
nuc.: of Tho license STsI.~ ~. al tiat rcrta!h-
4" ~" f"Wp"Tauc" reform The Republicans
haV- Ihi- vcsr ~ IN special emphasis ia The
STAT" convention r-aihrinrd Their isih ~
ur"iI TT IN and nom mattel Tor Governor u
prpu"Huc"d supporter of the low EHf a.
taI~ docs not SUIT the third party lrothht
tom IT. They ic= IT, n party OF the w n
Just -ru.l. enough IL have no eject III al. or
II possible. Just large enough Ia throw ti'
STAT. Iurp IL" hands pf fnr democratic parry,
VII III ha- t-r"n ~ constant IN it, ho>iiit e
prohinir IN a. the it' Publican part OF Maine
i,a~ been constant ia it, fidelity Ia pFoGibi
tisu-
To. zoe ,ion and platform 81 IN" ti-ri
party m-hi in fact tc thu. abbreviated
Mh'r-I- the Republican part, II Maine cI
acted a prUtIhltprV LAS ia. rty Ncrrs ago. hh'
ha~ since amended II ~ n maiorit. of tn
frruf- 80 temperance demanded. ani has %
,-.l>-gu.u.- advanced Maine ia Nil matter
- tefnE-rsnrr aggar'.r of "A century shea
81 I3i' iC-is~r stale. therefore. hr 81 Tr-o'N".
faai ~. members al Il ihl;'i party nl Eio"si''
Ton ~ " - vote ~ io oci"Ft we f"bAb
lscEn part. aUl tur1 the government Z"
Ma 10 over T. the democrats. who have
turpu.h al rb"-- trsr- opposed prohihi
iI.u tv every iu-rrUru'ufdl T. ia th"r IDw"r
-pcm'rrIrs of cuuGs", w.th ~"src"'y ni ai
= 't'm.r af couC"H'm"nt. regard tHc fn - par
r. T. n itrr ESPECIAL n'.s. ana me Coalition J.
- - ,!.H' rEat l avn -IIrc ro man can 10" ."
,~.N~I = regard Ia ia" r"~ui "N'~pi mn
VINO dc re- - To-. dec" V"d EVcr' N"i"
kuoUS t,aT hc must cUors" h-t.rcn the hc
, i~u"r~.c,. ''' ~
"Inc -Hrppr'o-- of tl- rhiri rnriy sIo-, E,
i'"'r -1fatni"iH tlu' Ih" Republican p.rr
must h' Nf."i. anr 'h'Y hasvc SECURED IA
''''"rtli.u %: ~" b-inorr... of the ire,
u''''f ~ -" -a.'pu proprietor. -! a. me
We" N4-H 20 E"-g = \ - 90 ,.> II GO ur,-' To-,
@ .r IA" ~"II" q S.r.uol >cI AID Oppressed
u = ara "~.H,orr c"ait"n. AN Gnba'.Dyt-'
HtF'f-tl~u y. an unnp = a itHc- Aga u~t .
'H' hr'3ht can part. nt Maine presents y.
uniform ~ipV'Ti of rr-I auf ON. H. splendid
''.'i-' " e"y"'l"" &" IA" projection "a Amer
"'4 .aipr IL i"i- tui pat "gt o. IDrf IA ts-lia.'
60 iT'er Mh" are sHruTro den and dear -,
90 l'1itT1. rg"t~ III li",IHi eau Part. h4~n.
way '.I-hT g-tAi-4-> sings" lHrl.t ncatu.,
.f H' HMf |a SID HH-HE ~ N. 80. 80. -
l~F"-! "u'a '"frt-- uu4 IGpl.-i. q VII aga "a
irH'HUL over IA" combine; Iurc- ui al. Ius