The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

III - GA-4 ANH1 ~
People Generally. on the
SALVATION OF THEIR WELFARE,
which was won at the polls on November
9Th. IN the prosperity, which is likely to
f0llow, The men 81 bgih parties viii share
but 10 the Republican voters. workers and
press, is due the credit.
During Gen. Iiarrisons administration
Tie Tribune viii continue 20 advocate the
great measures OF public policy, with which
its tlarHe Il identified. 0reit responsibilities
now rest. not only pn Tue rev adminisrra-
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With reference e. shopping lesislaiioa 81 as to
give practical effect t. the will of the people.
II is no time nov, for farmers, w-agetagner-.
Union veterans. and others. whuse interests
have been imperiiei hy an administration OF
free traders aud reoel brieadiers. So relax
their interest in public affairs, and les things
take their course. On the contrary. il would
seem to be the duty ofal voters 10 cooper
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ures undertaken ia their behalf and 70 lend
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The Ae7c York Ti5nas has initiated q great
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Of the sham reform of tae Cleveland adj
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Tempt was ever made 20 answer it. is posi-
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