The new North-west., 1888-11-02
HOW WILL YOU VOTE ?

The National campaign is practically
complete. The issue was made up before II
opened, and has not been diverted from by
the Republicans. Cleveland threw down
the gauntlet against the protective tariff
system. The Republicans took it up, ap'
pealed to the people and, Is oil indications
now point, have won the day. The Demo.
Gratis lodged from the original position Of
Cleveland and shilly shaliied-claimtng In
some places that they only proposed re-
duction of five per cent, and again denounc-
ed . protective tariff entirely. The voters Of
the country have determined . protective
tariff for American industries is essential to
the prosperity of the American people, and
that the Democratic party Is hostile to that
policy. They will vote to put an admins
tration in power that is sound on this tariff
question, and will elect Harrison and Nor.
ton and put . Republican majority in both
houses of Congress for that purpose. 1t is
the one right thing to do, aud 1t will be
doRe.
In the local campaign Mr.. CLARK represents
the Democratic party whose President is
hostile to our silver interest, and who has
twice demanded the coinage Of silver shall
cease. The result would be ruinous to
Montana. Mr. Clark represents party that
In its last National convention absolutely
ignored the Territories, showing Its hostility
thereto. Mr.. Clark represents an adminis-
tration that has forced upon the Democratic
party q measure that will put wool on the
free list, running that industry; that reduces
the tariff OH lead and lead silver ores until
American producers cannot compete with
Mexican and Spanish producers1 pat reuuces
the tarln on copper, the jury-tf which il
only baffled by an International combina-
tion, and that has defeated our desire for
Statehood by conditioning it on a gross
wrong to sister territory, and to which it
will never consent. He represents an ad-
min;stration that is using the Mills bill Is
an entering wedge to break down the Amer
icaa protective tariff system on which de-
pends the prosperity of our manufactures,
the better wages paid in every avocation in
America, and the happy homes, the educa-
tion, the Advancement of the great working
classes Of America, who toll with hand or
brain in land now full Of prosperity, and
where hope and opportunity gives encour-
agement to labor, and rest mentally as we'll
As physically in the hours of ease and recrea-
tion. It is this that has made our land the
haven of the poor and oppressed of all na.
tions. "The doors of Castle Garden never
swing outward" But introduce free trade
In America and our land will be like those
from which they fed. Elect Mr.. Clark Del
egate to Congress and by that act you ap.
prove the policy Of the Cleveland admins.
tration, put man there who has attempt
ed to defend it and who dare not defend you
against its policy. That is just what it
means.
Mr.. Carter represents and is q worthy
champion of the Republican party that val.
lantly declared in its National Convention
Tor every interest that is for your welfare
Tor bi metallic currency; for the retention of
POUR lands for homesteads: for the exclusion |
If pauper labor and protective tariff against |
he cheap labor products Of other countries |
offered in our markets; for the admission of |
Montana as q State, and pending that the |
appointment of your Federal officers from |
'ongfde citizens of Montana. These princi-
lies have been avowed by Mr.. Harrison;
hey are the principles Of the Republican
'arty; they are yonr heartfelt principles and
'ou know it, and by the election of Thomas
/. Carter, one Of the sblest and best men of
Montana, you will have an advocate in
Congress who will capably and courageously
epresent them.
We believe there is question Of the re.
ult. Men will sct id defense of their rights,
heir welfare and their principles in = crisis
Ike this, despite old affiliations and delus-
ons, and if they do Thos. H. Carter will be
be next Delegate Of Montana in Congress.
10 your part toward accomp. fishing that
ro nd rno,,lf /