Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-08
Continued nom nrst ps5s,)

- Surrender Of a large measure OF sover.
80 20 the general government ~effected by the
6ulson OF the constitution, was not accom-
- until the suggestions OF reasons were
Guunay reinforced by the more imperative voice
nRpnience. The merchant and shipmaster
tis manufacturer discovered and disclosed to
nnrxaafesmen and to the people that
COMMERCIAL EMANCIPATION
"a M added TO the political freedom which had
- % bravely Won The commercial policy OF
xsnother country had not relaxed any OF its
Cd and oppressive features. To hold In check
smsuxAblishment and growth Of manufactures In
lDunntss, and 50 10 secure the American market
thsir shops. and the carrying trade for their
- vas the policy of European statesmen. The
tuIlDsism Of our people. which no longer found
kAad Of exercise In war. was energetically d.
1nbsd 20 the duty Of equipping the young repub-
q mr. the defense Of lis Independence by making
0psople self dependent. Societies for the
HPROMoTION OF HOME MANUFACTURES
a for encouraging the use Of domestics In the
- Of the people were organized In many of
GnszntesL The revival at the end Of the century
QShe same patriotic interest In the preservation
"a development of domestic industries and the
1870 of our working people against injurious
onctp composition Is an Incident worthy OF at
tnfion. II Is not q departure but q return that
- have witnessed. II the question became In
- sense or at any time sectional, 1t was only
enranse slavery existed In some parts OF the
1utxz But for this there waS no reason why the
aueton producing states should not have led or
1HIked abreast with the New England states In
Or production Of cotton fabrics. There was this
unson only why the states that divide with Penn
rv1sania the mineral treasures Of the great
i1snleastern and central mountain ranges should
hyc been so tardy in bringing to the smelling
-. - - a.. ruul fha aaal and irnu from
n.ir near opposing hiIlsides.
MILL FIRES WERE LIGHTED
u Che funeral pile Of slavery. The sectional ele
s11t has happily been eliminated from the tariff
0ncussion. Every new mine, furnace and fac
10y Is an extension OF the productive capacity Of
se state more real and valuable than added ter
snDry.
Shall the prejudi,es and paralysis Of slavery
~spntinue to hang upon the skirts of progresss
now long viii those who rejoice that slavery no
knge exists cherish or tolerate the inoapacities
nput upon their communities look hopefully
- the continuance Of our protective system and
o the consequent
DEVELOPMENT OF MANUFACTURING
md mining enterprises in the states hitherto
Wholly given 20 agriculture as q potent influence
- the perfect unifcation Of our people. The men
~ have invested their capital In these enter
prices. the farmers who have felt the benefit OF
their neghborhood and the men who work In
uhop or field will not fail 70 find and defend q
epsnmunity OF inter- q,
Is IL not quite pos ible that the farmers and the
promoters Of the great mining and manufactur.
ing enterprises which have recently been estab-
nshedo n the Soutt may yet find that the
FREE BALLOT OF THE w~oRKINGMAN,
without distincti1n OF race, Is needed for their
defense as wen as for his ownf
Ihave altoget5er rejected the suggestion of q
Pecial
EXECUTIVE SECTIONAL POLICY
Tor our country. II is the duty OF the executive
% administer and enforce, In the methods and by
ne instrumentAlities pointed out and provided
Tor by the constitution, all the laws enacted by
congress. These laws are general and their ad-
ADMINISTRATION should be uniform and equal.
n the educated apd influential classes In a COM
uu1ty either practice or connive at the system
aEkc violation OF laws that seem 10 them 10 cross
fhu1r convenience. what can they expect when
fhe tesson that convenience or a supposed class
interest b q sufficient cause for awieesness Is
ksmed by the ignorant classesf A community
where law 10 the rule Of conduct and where courts,
not mobs, execute It's penalties, is the only at
tr.ctive field for business investments and honest
hbor.
OUR NATURALIZATION LAWS
sbould be so amended as to make the inquiry into
ths character and good disposition Of personsap-
piytng for citizenship more careful and search.
ing. We should not cease 10 be hospitable to
Immigration, but we should cease 10 be careless
- 30 the character Of IT, There are men OF all
ssces, even 10 the best, whose coming is necessa-
niy q burden upon our public revenues or a
threat TO social order. These should be identified
end excluded.
We have happily maintained a policy Of avoid
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