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natioa bee Czgss ue and edVantsge in it.
We may deciins 20 entsr into reciprocity With
another satl01 bccans. We sse 10 asvartaFs n
it. Reciprocity . sinpiy = policy o. cire1n
stances 70 be determined fayorarly OF adverse
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e. lose for us. 70 say that because
90 enter into reciprocal relations Nth
one country On one thiaE We must enter
into rcciprocel reiatiars with al o.asr eoan
tries ca al thlass IS 20 nv nird as absurd as
20 say that Il bay hcrse today ! must nee
essarily b0F drove oi asses tomorrow. Al
objections of tea, kcd are. I an sure, IN
founded. and vii rot stand the test OF
argument OF a practical trial Our peo sis
DO not realize TIE great fact that II specie
payment = endangered in tais country IL
is likely % be endangered BY our present
system CT ta1e with the Latin American
states The few millions OF gold that have
gone out Of tae country within the last thres
months has c-ee<ed uaeasiaess IN certain quar-
ters as % ocr financial position. II II very ex
t-aord.rary that the less Of those millions from
the banks la Wall street should be accounted
so serious an event when we have lost
Q much larger amount during the same
period fro<n the cont.t.en CO oC- trade with the
countries south q Us without exciting the least
observation. WEea cur merrhsnts and bank
ers come 20 thoroughly appreciate this fact we
shall receive aid and .nhusnce 81 the reform OF
our trade from quarter which thus far II has
been impossible 10 enlist"
Hon William E. Mason, Of Illinois,
followed, indorsing in an enthusiastic
speech the principle Of reciprocal trade.
The meeting closed with an earnest
speech by Hon. Cabot Lodge, aGvocat-
ing, before the people, the Federal cleo
tions bill, and warning the voters that
the Government must protect all its cit
liens In the right to vote.