Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-28

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wA,stfpu.s- mN a0tIylrfv-n.
IS iiv cent pa,I. A rrl.Nt- D..H an
Wild rsi man,y llat %. b-r no tipr
/ IN - ruur ia oG 40 tr. .plrrba.. or
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liglttL wuuG prulc w.rhl-ss Not
dollar OF TINS ,Urr-urv VA. eyer re-
deemed in he gy.l aud silver ur the
world nppleus-. The republicans
Eud pruu'-rd NJ. people am honest
cufrpuc5 aud rarg h4d k-p, tlur
pledge, N.w oar paper money Wa
goug for H. rtu, not puIy over our own
country Lul ,u -v-rs CIVILIZED notion
"a iUr wp@t ~ one now cur- RI.
know wL. nuk ha- t,-rrd the hfI' na
ha- loo ujs puE .lbpvk Tor nr Eapr,
that behind u ard ra-pDuslA.r f. b..
rrdemmir. d.. hr government ui the
Uuitrd S'gtr-. Tie vIrdg ~ free
soil had boz n redeemed by .he rycpl
sion of -Ayerv from tue t.rrltortp-
aud th.. pledge uI free nisp hal he.a
redeemed by The extinction Of slavery
in this fair llu1. The demorral.
party cisimeb To b. the friend o! tu-
poor msu, yet had Ob-riuit-ly aui
perrizteutly opposed the Homestead
law, which time a't.r time was
brought before cOuer..s uy the Iepun.
IicAns, only 20 h.. defo ued by "A demo
cratic nairrty uUrtl republican mt-
iofity in bdh branches Of congre,-
trumphantIy made Il isw aud gu,r-
antred I, every cit zfu WHO wanted IL
lBl a,res uf f.ud t,pplaI.ei. IL We
one 0fthe fir-t uills signed by Abraham
Lincoln sud up trrhrs time one mil.
Ion happy homes oEp tieir exi~teurr
10 the republican party. In Montana
alone there there are lG,Oll hums.
stesds, which means - coo people who
woulG not have been here but for th.
wise and generous legislation of thp
republican party. What grounds
have the democratic party TO thu
claim OF being the friend of the poor
man with their record on the home
stead law staring them in the face?
CleveIand's now celebrated manifesto
In regard 10 the dangers of a second
term was plluisd TO. also his equally
celebrated proclamation in reference
TO federal official. taking mart in elec.
tious. Though less than four wears
old they were both forgotten and with
Cleveland making a desth struggle for a
second term we find ali over the coun-
try tha entire army of democratic fed
ersl officials negleclipg their duties 10
aid in his election, an instance of
which was cited in District Attorney
Smith stumping Montana in aid OF
the democrats. When Charleston was
laid waste by an earthquake Grover
Cleveland out Of the fullness OF his
heart contributed $40; but when the
necessities Of his campa'gn were PEE
sented to him he found II expedient to
contribute $4,000. Florida, stricken
by yellow fever, calls aloud for help,
butup to the presenttlme the president
of the United States who could con-
tribute one-ffIh OF his salary tor polit-
ical purposes, has not yet given up .
nickel. He denied aud challenged
proof that the democratic party 10
forty-four years had ever advanced or
advocated single principle that was
for the good OF the people. They bad
been and were to-day under the heel
OF the slave holding party. Gov.
Sherman closed with an eloquent
eluogium on the republican party and
took his seat amid loud and continued
applause.
Mr.. Portsr introduced Col. sapder.
who.e .ppes,spce WAS greeted with
hearty applause. Col. sanders smoke for
An hour and a half a, only he can speak,
but any ATTEMPT TO present in brief
ths .ubieot matter OF bi. speech would
provs fruitlsss. Even N reported word
for word, cold type would fail to ex.