The Mankato free press., 1889-03-08

strongly reinforced Inv th., mora i,narafiva voica
of experience. The merchant and shinmaster
and the manufacturer discovered and disclosed 10
our statesmen ami TO the people that
fo,tmrprgAI, EwANcTpATroN
,,,,,, ~. o1dad -. ~, ,,si;,,,aI sar,,o,., ',,,
leon 90 hro,,aIy Won Tga onmarcia, ,,oI;a,, -
the mother country had NOT relaxed any Of its
hard and oppressive features. To hold in check
the establishment and growth of manufactures In
the states and so to secure the American market
for their shops, and the carrying trade for their
ships, was the policy of European statesmen The
patriotism OF our people, which no longer found
a field OF exercise I'm war, was energetically d.
rected to the duty of equipping the young repub-
eli for the defense Of its independence by making
its people self dependent. Societies for the
PROMOTION OF HOME MANUFACTURES
and for encouraging tho NOE of domaetics IN the
dress of tbe neonle ware oroapizad IN many ~
the states The revival at tbe end Of the cent,,rx
of the same patriotic interest In the preservation
and development of domestic industries and the
defense of our working people against Injurious
foreign competition is an incident worthy of at
teptiop. Il Is not departure but a return that
,ve have u,.rsosad TO ,ha o,,as,,o,, ,,a0o,,,, =,
anv sansa ~, q, anv time sac.ionai :, 80 III,
because slavery ex;stad IN come nor,S % ths
sates Rnt for this thera ,os No 49,, Nh, ~ te
cotton nroducine states sbonld ~ not have Isd ' or
vailed ahraast With the Nau, Ens,,onS statas =,
DrOIllctl0n COTTON ThArR
reason only why the states that divide with Penn.
sylvania the mineral treasures of the great
southeastern and central mountain ranges should
have been SO tardy in bringing to the smelling
furnace and to the mill the coal and iron from
their near opposing hillsides.
MILL FIRES WERE LIGHTED
at the funeral pile of slavery. The sectional ele
ment has happily been eliminated from the tariff
d;scussion Every ney, mine f,,rraco and Co.
the state more real and valnable than added ter
ritorv.
Shall the nreiudices and naraIvsis ~ s,avarv
continue IN hang mon the st;rts >, nro1rss:s
How long will those who raio;ca that siayarv NJ
longer exists cherish or tolerate the ;ncanac;tas
n nnt unon their communitiesp loot hnnafnIl,,
70 tba cnntinuonca ~ our ,,rotoc,;a s..r,, 80
~ the consaonant pe y ''e'i' anu
DEVET OPEMENrr oE EMAN1rFArrrrp1Nc
- ,,..,,,..- ..,..-,-...- g.. a.. ...... I,.,
,.ta,i,, Us, -, ar;a,,1.,,. So. ,..a..s
wnony given 70 agricuiture as potent influence
~ .e tnS tso, VI oS peUpe nhe men
W. ~. sa..s,or .a ,a..a e.. 49,, -
tha;r naohhnrho5 anS ,ha ,,,e,s M, .,,er', " ~
sho, ~ an MI, rot sa,, - eed a,,d 49,, ~
onUp y, 80 ,nt.r"t % -" W inu anu ueieu
Is :, not unite ,,osSbe tha, tho fo,,,or. a,a ~.
>,oot, - .Li .ot ,;; - as... g..
"NA pionooeo " sAe a.u , u
,ns en:ei p p l'es S'u naso ieoen.y peen es'ao
nsheo ~ 'ne oou.h niay yee nnu .ia1 .ne
FREE BALLOT OF THE WoRklNGMAN,
without distinction of race, is needed for their
defense as well as for his own'
nave ai'ose'ner reJec'eo Ine sungesuon OF
Spee''i ,,x,,,,,,,r,,,,, s,,o,r,o,,., ,o,,
EECoiisL eIoiioNAh rohioh
Tor our country. IL Is tne duty OF tne executive
10 administer ana enIorce, N .he hetnoos ana py
sne insirumentaIIles pointea OUT ana provlded
lor py tne e0hs.ltu.ion' an tne laws enacoeo oy
consess. insso ase senei a. anu ,heir aa
Is a'ion s.ou S1 ,sal.N..a, anu eq
.ne euucaeu anu inliuen.la, ciasses N CON-
nuhIty a e,.ne' pf'ee ooi'e q. ae :, s.es' p
. aee y. a"s sa' see. 70 'nen, 70 ss csoss
tneir convenience, wnae can 'ney eAPect "neh
the iesson thae convenience - VI supPoseo class =
,ss oeless -. ~, suS :. .ase s,sa l ssess =
ieaIneu " ne ienoiane eiaeesI "a oonii'iu.9
WIZ "a" .,. = snu ~ ,rs,.;ss !. st ~.
tractjye field for busness invest,nents and honest
labor
OUR NATURALIZATION LAWS
sbon,d be CO amanda6 as IN make the ipouirv into
tba character and GOOD d;snos;tion of rersons an
nIv;no FOR cit;zensbin more careful and search.
mo we sh mid not cease to be bosnitable In
imm;oration hut wa should cease 10 he cora,es.
o. -, g. nha,aoto =. = T,,aro 90 ,a,, 80 ar
races aven 70 The hos, whose COMING is nacassa.
riIy burden IInon mr pIblic revenues or q
tbrao, ~ sofa, order Thase should he identiAed
0T1d 90 nlunftAd
We have bappilv maintained policy of avoid.
,rnau
I,s,r1rp prp1,>rcr, ryrrry p,rpopr.N .pr.rpS
~ ,if A-.t, a. =,
we nase oeen Sny nSeres.ea .. .ne,, LEI,
e,,r sr;o,,aI .ts,aps -. ,,,o,ot. 80, L,, .,a,
oh,,,d;ns, ,,,r adr,oa a,S 49, a.,an,'a.na to
80 .l,l. 3;.,a.'o, - othO .,,a, ;s. ,,,,,7,,ar
o;aI ad,,on,a,, y. o,rsai,as Oar .;,;vons do,,i.
ILL e. - ~ s - ~, 4; IN ,s,s.;os .,,a a,
ios n p y, .u =. ai sss S "A,
ha,,a o,' ~ adas,,a.a 80 =; .,,a;r ,aarsona, and
no.''..a, ou. iIa. W, - a,.L" en- ~
s,,a,. .ho a. es g. se;.ns,., .at;n,s 70 th ;,,s,
i,. ' . "a. ... ' -. - a.. ,., -.
-. g. - -. 80. ' 'O' ~ >' VIZ my "'
I'M, n, 49, u's s,'si,.os A., .,;s... =,
as.ha ao.,s.a. ~ ~ "'U WIN 'Ao "0''Se "4o So''0'
OF the senate to
ArroiNi ALL roDLio orrOIho
whose appointment Is not otherwise provided Tor
In the constitution or by act OF congress- has be-
come very burdensome, and It's wise ana efiicient
oiscnarge run OF dmcuily. nave right, i
think, that those who volunteer or are invited to
give advice as 10 appointments snail exercise
consideration and fidelity. A high sense Of duty
ah.ro4aui.a .m ',,,;a lsao 'n1 ur.h, .ou.u
Sar,ca iii ~ ha .staarsod ~, m,
disonalifca,ion For y,,h,;c o,cs h,,t ~ VII, In No
oaSa ha ano,,ad - sa,.,a .s sh;aid 90 ot,a,;aI
neoI;,enca ;ncomnetancv or dsl;nouencv II 20
entirely creditabe to seek public Office by proper
methods.
1t will be the duty Of congress wisely to forecast
and estimate our ordinary expenditures and to so
ADJUST OUR REVENUE LAWS
that no considerable amount of surplus win re-
main. We will fortunately be able to apply to the
public debt any small and unforeseen excess OF
heo s .nan 70 our
resulting choice of another change ~ orr revenue