Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24

To the Republicans of the Sixth Congress =
| Distr ct: ~
In announcing myaelt a. 9 cand;e
! i21 he 00aR1aaiiA11ta1fi nanResRslm ii
yflcE OF 1oultha is made mp OF big IN
intelligent sovereigns, who are the bul
wsrks OF society and the stay OF the Re
public; and that your Congressman. i
only your servant, whom you commits
sion to watch oyer and guard your In
terests, and the general interests 9th
| country in the halls of Congress, T,
watch over and guard the important in
terssts oil this congressional district AM
| the great interests OF this Nation a. ,
| member OF Congress is high commits
| sion; and to properly discharge it re-
qulres knowledge of the i'm portans in
terests of this district, and q crit;eal
knowledge OF all the great national
questions. economic and political, thai
may come before Congress. Hayips
been born and raised on Q farm in this
county. and having had the care and
manasement of farm almost constantly
from my early manhood, [ am familiar
with the agricultural interest. which |
regard as not only the leading interest
OF this district, but the leading interest
OF the United States; that oca the
prosperity OF this interest the prosperity
OF every other interests in this country
largely depends: ard hence the sgri
cultural interest should be the esneoial
offset and care OF Congress. The
American market should be secured to
American farmers TOR all their produce
by an adequate protective tariff.
Having been raised in the ranks of
isbor, L know the i'm portance and neces
stty OF protecting our lshoring uan not
only by protective tariff, but iron for
eign i'm Immigration.
The development of every brsueh of
manufacturing by proper protction
should be cardinal prip ciple IN Amer.
lean political economy. SIS it give EN-
pigment TO our laboripg men, abome
market Tor our farmers and maIas us
independent A. Nation.
The commercial interests of thucoun.
try with all other countries, and espe- |
cially with Central and South Alerioa. |
L regard as OF great importsue. and |
should be developed as rapidly s.possi
Bile
Every interest demands souli and T
elastic currer cg-speeie and PAPER.
The double standard of + gold
and silver for metallic cur.
reucV must be maintained; "A our
paper currency should be basedsa and
convertible into coin; and the dune
OF both our coin and paper ctrency
should be regulated BIZ the Il
great law OF supply and demands that
IL will adjust itself to the Hfs OF
trade.
| regard the honor and patristin of
every American citizen PLEDGED / the
care and support OF the disabled lroes
OF the late war, their vid aEs Al or
phsns. The disability r,sion
bill recommended by the Prenent
should have been passed by Co,ress
years sgo.
Gentlemen. ii / an connissioa to
you in Congress. [ will Itch
avsr szd guard your interest Eitbesl | |
GU care. snd you will e id me hsius
IN the front ranks for ell these reat
measures, and for all others thansy
come before Congress that will 4 10
the prosperity of this Nation: d ii
trust that | will receive from 20 the
iame generous and answering sport
hat you have extended to GeraI
Browne Isaac B. Mons
Richmond Daeeru her 3t -