The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-01-03
SALVATION OF THEIR WELFARE

which was won at the polls on November fth.
In the prosperity, which is likely to follow,
the men of both parties win share but to the
Republican voters, workers and press. Is due
the credit,
During Gen. aarrison's administration, TIE
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not only on The new administration, but on The
Republican party and press, with refe'ence to
shaping legislation SO as to give practical effect
to The Will OF the people. 1t is no time now.
for fan mers, wage-earners, Union veterans, and
Others, whose interest have been inperiled by
an ad ADMINISTRATION of free traders and rebel
brigadierS, to relax their interest in public
affairs, and let things take their course ON
The contrary. 1t would seem to be the duty of
all voters to co-ope rate earnestly in the ad
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behalf, and to lend their support 10 great news
papers, which are doing original and aggres-
sive work TO promote their welfare.
It's conceded by the entire country, that
THE NEN YORK TkIRUNE has initiated Il great
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ever made TO answer it, Its position tenn
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western territorias. 1t fixed beyond contro.
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needed pc nsiop legislation in Congress. On
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immense research, and useful IN setting in
quicker motion the forces which won the vic
tory. Its course in the future may be judged
by the past.
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