The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-03

carrying trade now is done In English Ia,
DRY promulgated by republican oratnt
that England encourages free trade in M
country. Does she want to lose the ma,
kets now monOp0lized by her which y
would at least In part take from her W.
IS charged that Mr. Cleveland is worki,n,
IN collusion with England upon this s"f
yect, ana toadylng TO her aristocrats, but h.
minds OF the people were d~isabused of NJ,
ridiculous proposition by the bold aH H
manly stand taken by the president on ~,
subject Of the fisheries treaty ITmNsg
cheers), whereby he proposes to naintoTi.
the dignity and integrity Of the natIo,
against all aggressiOns or interference NJ.
me part OF Great Britain, and demand
from the congress Of the United States NJ
thority to vindicate this nation BY institT,,
plause.) "
THE HIGH TARIFF ON WOOL
encourages admixtures of cotton and NH.
cheap. materials In the manufacture NJ
american goods in the proportion Of nsar
0O per cent In the cheaper grades, so Me-!
u people are obliged to pay high prlca
for sh0ddy clothing. The removal of dv,,I
on hides In 1872 caused considerable allan
iest y would endanger that industry, I@
IL ollowed that tanneries were enlnrg1
and extended everywhere. Our leat6.|
found a ready sale In foreign mark,t,
winch stimulated better prices for raw M,
terials.. The situation was analogous NJ
that relating to wool, and why may we ma
look for corresponding results ? 1t is i
fact that sheep %husbaudry increased
wool free, and 1t is also a fact that wa
has been steadily increasing In price d,
ing the present high tariff duties. n Y I
best prices slways obtained for 1t NJ,
during the so called periods of low tar
ana II has Increased at least 10 per CEN
value since the passage of the Mills bill
ne mouse or representatives. (Chers
Fellow citizens,
SUBMIT TPEsE REFLECTIONS
upon the questions which form the is,Q.
Of the day for your thoughtful considrt.
tion, believing that a careful and can
examination of them will convince Won
their correctness. l desire to call your d
tent'on to the principles to which the DIR
0cratic party is pledged rs enuncialpi
It's platform. These commend II as d,
party of the people, committed TO the h
vancement OF all their diversified inter d
without Partially or distinction. (Cheer, p
Upon the question Of maintaining In .
tegrity of silver (which WAS dem0notg
ny the republican party al a measure y
value, tht language OF the platform is
nlicit and unmistakable. Ii demands a
the territorial offices shall be filled by r.
dents OF the territory as far as practical
q policy wholly disregarded by the req {
iican administration. applause PrEs
billion If Chinese immigration, to vii
the democratic party is uncompromiairl .
committed, is moi overlooked, fChets ;
Legislation on the subject Of
NEEDED TIMBER REGULATION
Is urgently demanded whereby the q
forests or these mountains may be nj ...
N the development of our great minpNG,
the improvement of our farms and lomt,
lCheers.) The attention of conglts
called to the vast extent of valuable $50, \
now uselessly occupied by Indian Tribes
great excess of their requirements, nI.
demand expressed that they sla'l D
thrown open for the occupation Of alal
settlers. A due recognition is mad III
claims of organized labor and such lrgs :.
tlon urged as Will better protect n. ots,
WORKER in the various mining AND rDau
iacturing enterprises against acc,G,f t,.
loss of lite. (Cheers.) 1t likewiSat4ii7'-
ically asserts the claims of MmiHf .d
immediate admission 10 stat y. Nv"
pledges the unremitting efforts o. The paIty
10 Its accomplishment. cloud I%ppiau't.
Such a comprehensive platform as tbs iRe
never peer presented to the people BY Az,
party before in this territory. lis n9l'pai'
tisan features at least must receive the en-
dorsement of every loyal citizen regardlc''
of political faith.
THE QUESTION OF ADMISSION
is Que that enlists our most earnest atten'
ton; One of the principal dement's wiH4
would result would be to remove MOntaO3
from the restrictions of the alien law,
which prohibits the investment OF foTrgl
capital In the lands n mines or the tFtt :
torief. This act has driven millions o'
dollars from profitable investment heIr I
that would have resulted in untold ADJ
matchless resources this territory la
steadily advanced until to-day she orCg
pies the proud position of leading
PRODUCER OF THE PRECIOUS METAL
in all the states and territories of the YVES f
and in the race for that distinction
present year she will fairly distance d
competitors. cloud and prolonged al
plause. She lacks no qualification of poll
ulatlon or wealth, nor Of intelligence, edl
cation. refinement Of virtue of her peohe
TO sentire her to the position of '5tr
nood IN the Union. (Cheers.) .Twr0f%
hve years ago witt. little Of worldly vs.
upon her soil. 1 followed closely the NJ,
trail blazers into this wi
EldoradO of the Northwest, | saw IT,
pack train give way to the bull team, III
pony express to the stage coach, These To-
turn were superseded by the mighty In.
CINE of the railways that n by one : "
penetrated our valleys and pierced M
mountains, and whose advent has Ghis
possible the gigantic enterprises lBV,!,
rated here, and which constitute our grat-
ness and our strength. tApplausel