Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-03-15
The New York Tribune

Congratuiaies evcrv American Farmer. wage
Garner and business man. the Union Volun-
teers, iite settlers Of the Western Territories,
every Young man and won m. the Freedmen
Of the Sonih our American Fishermen and
Shipbniliers. and the whole prople generally,
OF the salvation nf their welf r.. which was
won az the polls on November 9th. In the
prosperity which IS likely 10 follow. the men
of both parties will Shire: hut 10 the Republic
can voters, workers and MESS. is dne the credit.
During Gen Titrrison'S administration,
The Trihune will continue 10 advocate the
great measures nf puhlic rolirv, with which
its name is Identified Great responsibilities
now rest, not only on the new administrations
hut on the Republican party and press. with
reference to shaping legislation - 1s To- give
practical efFrri 10 The will Of the people. II is
no time now, for turner's, wlge.earners, Union
veterans, and others, whose interests have
been imported nv an administration of free
traders aud rehci brigi'lierI, 10 relax theic in.
tarest in Pablo aRiirs. and lot things take their
course. On the cOntrsrv, ii would seem to he
the duty Of all voters n cooperate earnestly
in the advancement Of measures undertaken in
their F,ehllt and to lend their support to great
new spiders whiea are '"iug original and ag-
gressiyp work 20 promote their wrlf,re.
II is conceded hv the entire country, thai
The New York Tribune has initiated great
variety Of the vau thleHni successful popular
discussions Of the rIst wear. Its labor for the
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the sham reform" of the Cleveland admins
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Temperance brought hack numerous third par
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