Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-06-08
ALL WORK PROMPTLY DONE.
We Always Guarantee satisaaction.
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Some ehasp 1kirmish shooting nesors
the 0psntng sS the Battie.
since Germany has shandoned free tsnds
III commerce haa increased 81 per csnt..
It's martins tonnage 100 per cent. and
lts bank discounts. showing the activity
Of domestic trade. 2iO per cent These
are hard facts for free traders 10 face. -.
pecialIy as Gernanys prosperity has been
accomplished BY q corresponding depres-
sion IN many English Industries. - Boston
Journal
What has become Of the old Democratic
cry of four years ago, open the booksl"
SHOW the rascals upr Turn the rns.
calls outl" They have got the Offices and
opened tho books. but where Is the -ras.
cality" that was going to be exposeds--
Chicago Inter Ocean
William Il Barnum's refusal to serve.
again as chairman of the Democratic na-
tionai committee Is not construed as indi-
eating that he will work any harder to
carry Connecticut for Cleveland this year
than be did In lSSt-New York Tribune.
The Republican party is mere nearly
unit today than 1t has been at any time
In the last fifteen years On national
issues It Is practically solid --Sarxtoga
Saratogian
The Republican national convention
VIII be thoroughly representative body
and not oEe that can be readily STAN.
peded-Fort Wayne Gazette
One thing is certain 1.-THE Republican
party can have its way. the tariff will
never be tinkered in snch manner as to
lower laboring mems wages aud cause
eraporot int If HE A..
OF the most important facts to oe Kept IN
mind during the coming campaign Troy
Times
"Let It be Cleveland and Thuyrnan,s
says The Central New JERSEY Herald
That II ticket that would Suggest bul-
pup scooting along with rare old Roman
vase tied to It's tail New York Press
When President Cleveland In his mes
sage remarked that the question Of free
trade was absolutely irrelevant" he little
dreamed that within four months there
after Roger @ Mills would show the
country that he didn't know what he was
talking about. Yet. must be admitted
that Mr.. Mills l . uone that very thing.
Philadelphia Press
Mr.. Watterson is urging the south to
stand by the Mills bill, on the ground
that reduction Of duty on iron and ;ron
manufactures viii close many ncrthern
furnaces and give better opportunities to
the southern. This is en- argument which
Is designed exclusively for southern con.
sumption. Journal
Nearly 5000 emigrants arrived at New
York on one day lately. 1t Is odd that
these people should fly from the lands
where free trade prevails 10 come TO q
country where protective tariffs exist.
The free traders should explain all this.--
Philadelphia Press.
The administration has made no expo.
sure Of Republican rascality, simply be.
cause there was none of tho article q b.
found.-Troy Times
The multiplicity of presidential candi.
dates in tho Republican party is mighty
good sigu.-Cleveland Leader.
The Democratio free trade poiiey Is 10
buy labor in the cheapest maxlet. In
some foreign markets lahos can be had for
less than ter ssnts day The free
traders ought 70. live there. -Detrois
Tribune.
A league Of Democratic clubs is now
proposed Imitation Is sincere eattery.
The Democrats follow thu footsteps OF tho
Republicans as rapidly as they can, bit
they ere always behind. Fart ford Post.
The civil service reform nugwumps,
learning that Cleveland Is nc longer a
civil service reforn,er. declare that tariff
reform" is the only issue. The msgwump
surpasscs all other creatures In forgetting
to remember what he most believed IN last
year.-Chicago Journal