Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-04
READY! AIM /! FIRE !
Paper Ballots are the Bullets
With Which to Down
Democracy To-Day.
Keep a Coming and Democracy S
Morning Sun will 60 Down
at Noon.
Put Your Little X After Tom
Carter's Name for Two
Years More.
Labor With the Doubtful Dem
ccrats. There are Plenty
Who Want Light.
This is the Day that Shows the
Bourbons Under for
all Time.
ONCE MORE FOR TON"

ONCE MORE FOR TON"
shoulder to shoulder We March to Victory.
Once more on the eve OF election the
JOURNAL counsels 10 all, a strict adj
hereDcc To the principles Of the repub.
lican party and generous support OF
its can inate. Although, by reason
of having no local election this fall
we have been somewhat removed
from the din and smoke Of the battle,
we have nevertheless had rreque IT re-
minders that the fight was on and lat
on the day of battle we should be
called upon to do our duty as became
American citizens. That day Is now
at band and IL rests with the voters Of
Custer county to say whether they
will by an increased majority en-" ore
the republican party as the party Of
progress or by their inaction give to
that most notorious of back numbers,
the democratic party, q further excuse
for living. '%hs last ditch" that In
the days of the civil war, the confed.
erscy 20 bosstiully declared they would
fight In. has Its prototype In Montana
today. The democracy of this state,
headed by Marcus DAILY, are today
making their lsst fight In this com.
mon wealth. The desperate measures
they have adopted to win have dem.
onst-ats d this. For weeks past tons Of
political literature has been dumped
into this county a. elsewhere, and
by this means lies upon lies have been
put into the hands OF the voters In the
vain hope that now and then some ig-
norapt voter who has not the oppor-
tunity of keeping posted on the rec.
ord OF current events, could be duped
into believing the outrageous false
hoods that these documents asserted
to be truths. In addition to this We
here have been favored with the ut.
tered lies of their best speakers. Nc
less q pertonage than W. w. Dixon,
the democratic candidate for congress
csme here to affront the intelligence
of this community with the statement
that the tariff on tin-which does moi
20 into effect until next July-wai
the direct and only cause Of the recen,
advance in canned goods, when h'
knew that II the tariff was now opera
tive the advance from that csus,
would be less than one cent per can
and when he also knew. or ought Il
have known, that whatever advanc'
now existed was due solely and only
to q shortage Ia the crops, over which
the Nc Kinley bill had ~ much efiec
as IL has over the rising and goint
down of the sun.
It has been said often and disprove.
never, that the republican party is
party of progress aud reform. AL
that this country has, Its present proc
perity aud even its life as nation, l
owes to the repu Llicsn party. II hs
been said often and disproved never
that the democratic party is party o
neeation. During the brief interval
that Il has enjoyed power, 1t has dom
nothing for the country. and durinI
the time when the republican. part!
has been supreme, and has lent II
energy snd talent to progressive legis
lation, the democratic party has sat
the impersonstion Of the Giant De
spalr, gnashing IL teeth and howlinI
"You can't do IT," and striving b.
every means In Ito power 10 proven
legislation Of any kipk. This was th
record Of that party In ths late ssssioI
of congress, when, oil other subtsr
fugss having fAiled, they vacated u
houss Of representative In . bsdy
prssssslng fos wssks the degndin
spsotaols Of psarly &C. half ef u
nasions pald servants bsgssseing
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