The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-08-09

We demand the rediiction of letter postacc
to ono cent nor ounce.
In n Republic MI, q ours. where the citizen ia
the sovereipn and tho ofI,o,al ,he servant where
mn novor Go excrc,sod oyccnt nv tbc viii Of tho
neonlr. 4, IA ,mnortnnt thnt tho soycreien-.
Inc neopie--sbouid nossoss intelligence.
,rbo frco school ia tho nropotcr Of that
into,,jgonoc which 10 IN nreecrvc us n fro, Ma.
,,on tnnrefore ,ha s,ate or S,iion. or bot,
combined sbould supnort free institutions OF
,c,rn,n, suo,ciont % oford 10 every child
growing I'm an IN, land tho onnortunitv of !.
1ood common achoo, cducat,op
yyo eorrest,y rccon,nond In, nrom,t action
bc taken nv f,onyresa in tho on noc,ment Of such
,e,ieia, ion 90 wi,l neat socnro tbo robobl,i,n.
,inn ~ onr h,nor,oa, ,,,ornhont nori,c and ,vo
nrnt os, oaa,ns, ,hc nos c of a fire.
sbin bil no coicnlntcd ,o wor, in i1st,ce 10 labor
nv Iosscning tho WAGES NJ tbose cpcnue1 IN
nrenar,n, ynotcr,oIa y VOL, no tboso diroc,iv
rn,s,iovcS in onr shn yards we demand nm.
nropr,ot,ons for ,hn eariy rohn,dino of onr
nnvv. for Tho constrvc, ion NJ cooat Sortiocn.
tions and MADDEN crdnancc' and other nm.
nrovod rnodern mo.hs ~ dofeneo for tho
nrotcct,on NJ nnr dofenseiess hnrbors
ana cities. for tho nnvment of mat nons,ons
70 onr so,d,era. for nocossarv wor,s NJ Nh.
It,onoi ,mnortance IN tho ,,nnrovcmont NJ bnr.
.hors ana ,ho chonno,a a, ,n,ornoI ooastwiao
ana ,orc,on cor, n,orco. for tho MISUNDERSTANDING
of tho shinnin % ,nt tcreats NJ Tho Atlantic C,ulf
ana paoian s,otos as ,so,, os sor tbo ,oymcnt
n mi
give omnIov mcnt to our iahor ACTIVITY 10 our
varioua indn.tr,os ,ncroa ~ Tho socuri,v n, our
country nromoto trade oncn now and direct
markets. Tor our nroduco' and cheanen the cost
of tronsnor,atiop Wc ni,,rn tbis to hc far hot.
for for our countrv t,on tho nom ocrotic poI,cv
of Ioanino tho Government,s mo nev without
interest 70 upct bankaW
The conduct NJ foroiyn n af,airs nv thu prosent
Admin,strnt,on hns becn distnyuis ned bv its
ineflciency and its cowardice. Having with.
drawn from, tbo Scnnto all ncnding troat ies
cgccted hv ponnh,,con Adm,nis, o,inn Tor tho
removal OF foreigo burdens ana restrictions
vpon our omnoerco and for its extension into
better pnarkets a. hns noither effeeted nor
proposed any others in their stead. Profess.
inq adherence TO the Monroe doctrine. IL has
seen with idle complaccncy tho extension OF
foreign influence in Central America and of for.
cirn trade eycrywhcrc among our ncighbors.
II has refused 10 charter. sane.
tion or encournoo INV American
| organization for constructing the N caragua
canal n work of vital iu,por,anco to the main.
| tcnance of tho Monroe doctrine and OF our Ma.
| tonal influence in Central and South America,
| and necessary for tho development of trado
| with our Pacific territory with Sou tn America
| and with the is lands and farther coast of tho
Pacific Ocean.
| We arraign the present Democratic admins.
| tration for It's weak and II npatrlotic treatment
| OF the fisheries question and its pusillanimous
| surrender of the essential privileges to which
| our fishing vessels aro entitled in Canadian
ports undor tho treaty OF 1918, the reciprocal
| maritime, legislation of 1880, and tho county
OF nations, and which Cana dian fishing vessels
| receive In the ports Of the United States, We
condemn the poll cy OF the present Administra.
| tion and the Democratic majority in Congress
| toward our fisheries Us unfricndly and conspic.
| uously unpatriotic and as tending to destroy o
| valuable National industry and an indispcnsa,
bic resource Of defense against foreign
enemy.
| The name OF American applies alike to all
citizens OF tho Republic and imposes upon III
alike the same obligation OF obedience TO the
| laws. At the same time that citizenship Is and
must be the panoply and safeguard OF him who
wears 1t and protec him whether high or low,
rich or poor, In oil his civil rights. 1t should
and must afford him protect tion ut home nnd
follow and protect him abroad IN whatoVer land
he may be on lawful errand.
The men who aband oned tho Republican
party In 1884 and continue to adhere to
tho Democratic party have deserted no,
only the cause OF honest government, o'
sounu nnance, OF freedom ana purify o.
tho paiiot, put especially nave aescrteo
the cause pI reform IN the o'Vii services
we VIII not iail 10 keep our pieascs
because thcy nave broken theirs, or because
thelr cahd'aate mas proken ms. we therefore
Icpeas our oeciarouon Vi 1901, W wiz ihc ~