The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-08-18
@. What is the chief end of "ex-Con

O. What IS the Chief end OF "ex-Con-
federate" control?
A. To keep the South solid, tear down
Northern ndustries-pauperiZe Northern
wage workers.
Q. Who chiefly desire to destroy |
Northern industries by turning them |
over to British workshops?
A, The same who desired to destroy |
the Nation and set up Southern Con-
federacy.
G.. Who did the "ex-Confcderate sol
diers' make their Speaker in Congress,
the more effectively to make war on
Northern industries:
A. A Southern free trader whose
seat was contested and fairly won by an
honest workingman.
q. Who did the Southern free-trade
Speaker place in charge of thlrty-one
important Congressional committees out
of n total of iifty-four, to make sure OF
"ex- Confederate" control?
A. Thirty-one "ex-Confederate" help
ers of British workshops.
O. Who did the Southern free-trade
Speaker make his chief instrument to
cripple Northern industries?
T. An "ex-Confcderate' free trader
from Texas--ignorant and bitterly hos
tile concerning Northern interests
blind and selfish III his devotion to
Southern interests.
9. Who did the Democratic National
Convention select to build its platform
of principles
A. An sex Confederate" free trader;
| the most radical of his kind.
@. Whence did this 'ex-Confederate'
| free trader obtain timber for the main
plank in his platform?
| h. nj Y
! Confederate" States in these words:
"Nor shall any-duties or taxes on impor-
| tations from foreign Nations be laid to
promote or foster any branch of in
dustry."
O. Who was compelled to swallow
the platform of the ''ex-confederate'
free traders:
A. Grover Cleveland.
Q. What are the main principles OF
the Mills bill prepared by the ''ex-Con-
federate" free trader from Texas:
A. Protection to Southern interests
destruction to Northern.
Q. What results are the ''ex-Con-
federate" free traders working for?
A. To keep Southern illiterate labor
debased-degrade Northern educated 10
Dor to same level.
O. Who forced upon us the tariff OF
'46 and fourteen years of ''tarif reform
in the interests of British workshops and
slave labor!
A. The Confederate" free traders
and their slave-holding ancestors, aided
by Northern dough-faced Democrats.
@. How did it leave us:
4. The National Treasury bankrupt
National debt ncreasng-Governme
shining for money at 10 per cent prl
, vate interest 10 TO 2J per cent.-furnace>
closed - workingmen idle - industrie:
, crippled-wagcs one-half to one-third oi
: what they are to-day-plenty of British
, goods--nothing to buy with.
q. Who gave us present tariff system
, and Twenty-Five years of protected IN
dustries III the interests of Americans:
. \. Northern Republicans, aided b.
! anti-English Democrats.
, Q. Where are we now?
Q 4. The richest nation on the globe
greatest nufacturing-tweive hun
+ dred and fifty millions i'll savings bank
5 nineteen hundred millions IN othe
ban ks-government interest IL pc
Q cent.-private interest / to per cent
J Treasury full-workshops busy-bes
q fed. best clothed. best educated, be:
\ housed people ever livcd-all necessarie
V neyerso cheap-nobody complaining bu
!. EEK Confederate" free traders, Englis
+ importers and pro-British Democrats.
; Fellow Woriingmeu-in days gone b
} some of Won faced the Rebel Yell.
y then it WAS aimed ut Northern soldier
Q once more it is heard; this time 1t
r against Northern industries and Nortl
e ern wage workers. Shall it triumph ]
/ IS. or 20 down n in 90:
) In Glasgow. the families of 400,
+, workIngmcn live in one room each.
= That's where the theories and citor
r of Southern frpc-traders and their Dem'
l. cratic allies. if successful, will land ii
t families of Northern wage-workcr5