Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-09

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Ex-senator Thurman is reported rs
having said in the Senate, IN 1879. during
| discussion Of The Chinese question:
Free immigration would be advantage.
| Gus as furnishing q class Of cheap and
efficient laboTers, The Chinese cues
ton has passed out of politics; but if il
is to be brought back let il be made to
stick where il belongs
Brooklyn Standard Union: why Is
/ the red bandana like the anarchist flag?
! No, because they are both red. but he.
cause the triumph of either would bring
/ anarchy and ruin to American manuiac-
/ lures,
Everywhere the Republican party is
! harmonious. IL has no complications,
/ no inside hostile factions. no personal
rlya,rics cndaugering the general peace.
/ Its members are marching shoulder TO
shoulder, onward to victory.
Burlington HUrtegs, The Grand Army
! of the Republic has received n special
| order from Communicative chief Rea to
| keep out Of politics There is nothing
in the order, however forbidding the
veterans to vote as they shot
Buffalo Erprcss: General Harrison
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anu '2e peonie VIII Ilteiaiiy Iali IN love
ml,h MN" lia' 5 say ing d Eo"d zeal
wv we Hlc"u IT, ne is SO tHlheully
man of the people aud worthy of their
love.
Cincinnati Commercial, gazette. The
objection to giving Mr. Mckinley
courteous reception in Georgia displays
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st. Louis Globe-Democrat; The prices
Of sugar are still gong upward. The
profits Of the trust in the next twelve
months at present rates would probably
amount 10 nearly 900, Voo wv. mat Is
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Chattanooga Times The Tree trade
papers say they are seeking the lntroduc'
ton OF revenue system that VIII make
a foreign market Tor our products
possible, by lowering the cost OF produc-
ton. And whenever the iree-trade pa
pers find that our factories are shipping
to Europe, Asia and South America,
they point to the fact as proof That pro-
IGC.lon Ish necessary Ils'' my Go,
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market your rec Trader as IogicIah
and truth-teilcl II not success
Los Angeles 2iijuac. There is entire
harmony iu tie Republican party Of
California upon the National ticket; the
full vote Of the party has but TO be polled
to have it appear how many men in the
State desire General Harrison for Prcsi-
dent. Not minute since the facts were
stated Just rs they exist ms to General
Harrison votes and views on the Chinese
question. has any intelligent man. Re
publican or Democrat. in this State been
aware Of reasonable objection on that
ground to the ticket We submit that
the Democrats are wasting valuable llihe'
ana are weary ing me pubilc ny writing
and speaking what rs mere driver on TINS
worn out theme. lhcy might 40 con
siderabiy better ana YET NOV nave
ghost OF chance oil winning the pattle
IN California.
Cincinnati Times Star What do the
farmers Of Ohio think Of this Demo
cratic programme? How do they re-
gard the project to force them into Iii.
rect competition in wool. growing with
the flock masters of South America,
where there is no other expense attend
ing sheep raising? Could they continue
in the business Wool is brought from
South America and from Australia to
New York and Boston at One-fourih OF
a cent a pound freiEhtage Raised by