The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-07-06

.iauo5 ~ resident Arthur 4,
has ~. we Oeny that the demAus.s..Alp
daclere ,h csaoleu one acre to IL 49,. LIT
cans and 10y ~ me Joint action ~
OF unearned lands originate $500 q -
CONSTRUCTION OF railroads hsve ~ Il 3.
20 me publc domain In pursnsncSsl !. Iesllul'
ultlons inserted by the rennhIssu.O01 re G.
the original granta We rhasns Para
cratlc administration NTH faiInrs aae
the laws securing to settler ss.,s 2 $50
homesteads, and with usIns 49,. ss y
ma1e Tor that purpose to h,raa.
eeulerS with spies and prosecutor. IS a,slts
dalse pretense Of exposing frauds 49,. 49,
Inc government by congress a. II.
tS us = uasou upen necessity oaly n n. -
$500. tncI LAY become states Ia TIA 7.
therefore whenever the condlsin.s ~
zion, material resources, nrhlc ~
ana morality are such as "a Insrr-a e =
locai government therein, the neo,.,. II
territories should be permitted - q -
herent In them TO form for th.Tr..ssaAhtn q
etitutlons and state government 49, 4. g..
United into the union. PentiInr go y -
tion for statehood al officers tkers.t 80
De selected from the bona fdeyresIs.l..A -
citlzens or the territory wherein lhe- :.
serve. ooutn Dakota should Of rsRhfk ~
teu as state 10 mo union, uhdeP ~ -.
tuition framed and adopted ~ ~. - eaA...
aud heartily indorse the actIoa ~ =, i peot
lican senate in twice passing hIIs A.. ~
mission. The refusal Of the 49, ~ =. =
house, for partisan purposes Ia 49, ~
consider these bills Is wfllfnI vs.l.sssA.Aa
the sacred American principle AZ l $3.50
government and merits the condam~ ., ~
all just men. The bills Ia n s s.e.s. s
acts 10 enable the people Of WssAs.lA
North Dakota aud Mon,nn. ~
tories 70 form constitutions 80 49,
STATE governments should b ns'-as
without unnecessary delay. The rennA5...
4afy pledges itself TO DO all In its pnrss :.
facilitate the admission of the terrsse.s'-. :
New Mexico. Wyoming, Idaho ana 49,
to the enjoyment as states, such n - >.
are now qualified, a a.
possible, and the others IS soon q thry =
become so.
THE political power Of the Norman A..
III the territories as exercised 10 ia - I.
menace TO free institutions too din~e.~
long to be suffered Therefore va rlsaes =.
republican party TO appropriate lerlalssl..
asserting the sovereignty OF the natloa \ 4
territories where the same Is questlonei -
in furtherance OF that end to place upon i.
statue books legislation stringent enopgA Z.
divorce the political from the eclesI,sslsa
4oN4A
wickedness Of polygamy.
1.-THE republican party Ia In favor ar ia :.
OF both gold and silver as money Ara -
dennis the policy Of the democratic aamlnf.
tration In Its efforts 10 demonctlxe silver
1--WE demand the reduction Of letter ~
age TO cent per onnce
I'm republic like ours, where the cfl.rr,
is the sovereign and the official servant. -
no power is exercised except by the VII b M
people, Ii Ii important that the soyerespn-l
peopIe-should possess intelligence. The IN,
school Is the promoter Of that lnleIlsrenol
which issto preserve Us free natlon-tAese
| fore the state or nation, or both cOnhn>a
should support free institutions Oh leefnlr1I
sufficient TO afford TO every child groxinr r
in the land the opportunity OF good eoml.
| school education.
ave earnestly recommend that rroap. 4
| tlOn be taken by congress In the enaclnns,|
| of such legislation as will best secure lhe !.
| habiltatiOn Of our American merchant lnrfsn|
and we protest against the passage N II.
gTess of free ship bill as calculated ID wosa'
| injustice to labor by lesscning the wagel n
those engaged in preparing materials 4 ne
| as those directly employed Ia our khip Yaftk|
| We demand appropriations for the earsY 4
| building Of our navy; for The conssFuetim 81
| coast Notifications and modern oFdaAneN.
| and other approved modern means II deiEn1~|
| for the protection OF our defenselesa hafhn1|
and cities; payment of just pensloGt to eM'
| soldiers; for necessary works OF nasacnM la|
portance In the improvement III haEbug 80
the channels OF internal, coastWise and III
eign commerce; for the cneouragNment ~ q
shipping interests OF the Atlantts4 0ala ~
| Pacific states, as well as for the rAsmsasn
the maturing public debt This pollJ y
give employment 10 our labor, activity = 81
various industries, increase the setafily
our country, promote trade. open nts g
direct markets for our produce and eht11
the cost Of transportation. We affirm lAn
be far better for our county than tie De-.
cratic policy of loaning the public Iunda W
out interest TO pet banks
"The conduct OF foreign affairs bT re -
ent administration has been distnEalMt
by its inefliciency and cowardice HtfN
| withdrawn from the senate ali pending ltt.
| les effected By the republican Edmlnlaifat
for the removal Of foreign burdens 80 Z
| strlctions upon our commerce anu iu IL 8
tension into better markets, II has neshe1 8
fected nor proposed any others 10 their 49,
Protesting adherence to the Monroe doka.a
| II has seen with IDLE complacrDcy the 80
sion Of foreign influence In Cenifai AlnA
and OF foreign trade everrWhefe ainoaf
neighbors 1t has refused 70 charssf, 80
for constructing the Nicaragua canal,
| Of vital importance 10 the maintsnaDne s.
Monroe doctrine and our national ills
In Central America and sonto AmffSA
necessary for the development 81 HAaa
onr Pacific TERRITORY, With South AmsttA
with the islands aud further coasts q -
clllc ocean. We arraign the pFeseha -
cratic ADMINISTRATION for It's weak anl 49,
otto treatment 81 The fisheries aaeasi.a
| its pusIllAnmons surrender 81 the -
| privileges to which our fishing FesseA 80
titled In Canadian ports under the as&5
| 1878 the rec procal maritime tek
| 1880 and the comfy OF nations, 80
| Canadian fishing vessels receive ~ tae
| of the United States We condemns -
| cy OF tho present administrator -
| democratic ma jOritv In congress $3.50 as.
| fisheries as uniricndiY aud eohsp'eaSaa.s.
| patrlolC, and as tending 10 aehfsqf -.
| bic national industry and ~ 100 4s =
| Bile resource Of defense agasnsi t@fseAs
| INV. -.
The name az American Appssfs -
ali citizens Of the republlc and 10 - = Il
| al Ike the same obligation 81 ovEssles&e
| laws AT the same time that taSaaesszFk
| and must be tie uauoplY and sateTaass & ~
| who wears II add rrotecl hlm. whssass.
| or low, rich or POOR, fri al hia cru - -
| should and must afford hin -
| home and follow and protect nfln A4s -
| whatever land be nay be % la~E4. -.
The men who RtandOnrd f1e EfYS -
/ party In 1884 aud continue ~ a1Asss -
| democratic have defeated not Dplf -
| ri honest govxrnment, ~ sgund - -
| freedom and purity az the ha8lpI -.
| ally have deserted the cause q fs1ea = :
| civil service. We will NOS iaii II -.
pledges because they bars AfoEea -
| because their candidate haa 5fpAfA -.
therefore repeat orr dsciarattaa 4 -. 80
/ sit. The reform 81 tie ciFA - -
/ cIpualy begun under lie FrsntsieA.. 4 s-..N
/ iration should 1e ccmpaeFsd eE -
! Albanian III liz EntnrEn EA.erl. n@EA-t -