The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-10-05

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WednSooay z oeaceastoo arrived nom Danvilie
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{ynivss,sity Past. y. r. Jewell. editor q the
4San N Mesgs, acted g spokssman for the vs-
.Ny lIiineis friends, the pscpis Of Your stats
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and lasting. consequence to your country - IA.
volyed IN this .campaign. Your rspressntstive
known q Indiana. Ihsve Known HIM Tor many
yeess; have observed his conduct in CongrssS,
md always With admiration. He 10 . fearless,
q worthy Of tbs favor aud con6dencs YOU
have eh0wn him.: II some one were to AK to-
day What 70 The matter with the United
and impoveri:hed b. tsrid TAXATION. trdins.
f Fly our our people sop. Ca can he 6e trusted 70 know when
toll 40 that the taxin tax 10 10 insidious that
our people pay II without knowing Il. That is
: very unhappy condition. indeed; But his
has convinced his nearer that a custom duty is
atex, for history docs not iun wcll with his
p issss%iasa ss sS our our t psiSPls .ys asss 0e Another imr
answer to your question will be, perhaps,
that there q now 9 great surplus in hi Treas.
ofy-neW Will Probably not STATE the 6gu cee. for
there seems 10 be g painful uncertainty about
that. ! have sometimes though: that this sur
plus was held chiefly to DO talked about. Tho
place 1t IN calculation. II u business mhu finds
IN accumulated surplus that he does no; nesd
In bis business. that stands as . bank balance
outstanding to mature in tho future. lie will
msxe q ready CHOICE between leaving his
t SSlsno sn n e.. the ssns s ,1at =, using , f. :,
fnances the other choice has been made and
this surplus remains In tho national bank with
Law, might be retired by tho use Of Il. %continue
to draw interest. You have q great asrf.ulturui
state. Its prairie soil offers tho most tempting
invitation to the settler. I hive heard it sug-
gested that one reason why you have outstripp d
Indiana IN population was because the mon who
were afraid OF ths 'deadening' passed over us to
been contented TO be only an agricultural COM
munity. You have developed your manufactures
and mechanical industries until now. II my
recollection 70 not at fault. for every two per.
sons engaged in agricultural labor you have one
engaged IN manufacturing in tho mechanical
arts and mining. 1t is this subdivision of labor.
these diversified industries. that make Illinois
take rank SO near the heal among the stutes.
By this home interchange of the products of
farm and shop made possible by our protecti We
system Illinois has been ab.e to attain her
proud position in the Union OF thu strtes. Shall
We continue q policy that has wrought so mar
v,elously since the war in the development of I'LL
these States that have given hospitable access
to manufacturing capital ind to the Drawn and
skiil Of the workingnan? Z"
A delegation of about 800 reached the city
from Louisville and Covington OIL Wednesday,,
and were also received in University Park.
Their enthusiasm ran very high. j. II. Wilson,
OF Louisville, spoke briefly on he aft of the
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