Smyrna times., 1888-12-05
SALVATION OF THEIR WELFARE


which was won at the polls ON Novar,bor e..
IN IN the prosperity, which is likely To follow tbo
men Inen ol both parties will share: but TO the Ren''h
HOSeIS WORKERS and press is due the credit
DuIlhg Ten. HarrisOn's administration TLc
IftOHne VIII continue 10 advocate The greef No., s0
a u5es oi o. public policy. with which ils name Il
m, :, m ~ uleat responsibilities rest not
On, on on lhe new administration, but on fhp Po
publlcan party and press, with reference to sba1-
llg legSlauOn so as 10 give practical effect 10 ~
ers & W. .nc people IL IS no time now, for farm
~, - " nese se-eArners Union veterans and Others
whose interests have been imperiled nv on aS' -
-, OF iree traders and rebel bripadiers
tbiDaaA eneir interest in public affairs, and iet
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