The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-08-30
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~pgt the yermonters sbead and keep
the column closed np. was the order oil
,Le gallau, +, dguick quarter Of cen
taF, ago uhen the sir,h Corps had q
great du,y 10 perform. The struggle then
VS. 10 save the nation 10 order to protect
The hone apd tho Individual.
Vermont again stands at tho bead Of the
column and leads he van 10 another s,rug'
gle 70 protect the home and The industries
that make The home IN order to save the
nation. IL form !, is political controy-
msy. III substance Il is more. II inyol.
YES tho prosperity and The life Of indus
t,ies, and The rewards Of labor II touches
the hearth stone
National honor and Independence are al
stake. Shall America be American o.
Enelish i the question. Shall the Re-
public be dependent or independently
Shall there be home rule or foreign ruler
Shall The products OF labor, whether from
the farm OF tho factory, have market
that will pay the lsborer according to tie
American standard under protection, on
The foreign standard under free trader
SbA.l We listen TO the hum OF Industry or
the moan Of wan,g Shall We produce our
own wool, eul our own lumber, manuiac-
tnte our uaA ifoa and the products Of
iron, quarry our osn marble, granite aud
slate. or shall We bny Of The foreigner?
la word, shall we utilize our inexhausti-
bile resources Fnd be Independent American
'reemen or shall We let the foreigner first
crush our industries and then extort the
prices which cupidity dictates when the
home supply is destroyed?
These are the questions involved 10 the
issue which adeluded President has forced
upon the American people. Upon such
an Issue, 80 vital to national independence
ard individual prosperity, il is not strange
that Democrats, as well as Republicans,
should nay A. 10 'Gi, II, is not party, but
country; It is not politics. but patriotism.
No one doubts but that Vermont stands
where she has always stood In such con
tesi But patriotic men and women are
waiting impaiien,ly, from ocean to ocean, |
10 hear her voice 10 the old time thunder
tones, proaounciDg for country aud flag
by the protection Of American industries
aud labor.
The time for Vermont TO speak is the
bret Tuesday Of September. The yoier
who fsyors HARRISON ASD pnoTrcuoS. aud |
fair treatment Of the veterans Of the war.
add reform instead OF sham 10 the civil |
ssfsice, canno, help the cause unless be
votes for Dillingham;. The question Il aat
or n rsaieay, bta atgoriig II every man
Who prefers Harrison aud Protection to
Cleveland and Free Trade will go to tie
polls At our state election. the magnitude
OF the majority will elec,rify the county
aud make votes for Harrison by the thou
tand ia other states.
LET DO man fail IN his duty. Let no ono
be deferred by personal considerations
Lai DO one neglect from feeling Of assnr.
ed victory. 10 give one day 10 country
Let none forget how potent ia the icfluence
81 example. Ises all remember that when
the calm intelligence OF yefmonters gives
expression Of their convic,iun, q, commands
frspes. throughout tie iani.
II al The voters vote. orr majority will
be larger than ever before Maine will
follow our example and keep The column
closed npi and on the 9Th Of November The
grand assault, along The whole line will
carry cur bannets 10 victory and our coun
Try viii be redesmoi.
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