The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-30

bodies Of land.
Congress should make immediate
4 provision 10 encourage and aid lrri-
| CATION Of the body Of arid lands until
the brave settlers who have souRh,
homes there may fully develop 4
part OF our country % full Of latent
We beliys 10 to be the imperati, q
duty OF congress to make a sufficient
appropriation OF money aud all other
necessary Legislation 10 secure 10 the
country, at the earliest practicable
date, deep harbors on the Gulf oI
Mexico, 80 rs to afford to this great
| agricultural region the lowest isossi.
bic freight charges to foreign mar.
kets.
We commend the legislation pass
ed congress nj It's present session and
the legislature Of this state at lie last
session against trusts, combines and
monopolirs, whose object IL TO inter
iere In any manner with trade or
control either products or their
prices, and we earnestly urge con-
gress to prevent by proper legisls-
tiou all gambling Ia grain and other
agricultural products.
The administration Of national az
fairs by our present chief magistrate,
Benjamin Harrison, has been In line
with Republican principles and poll
cy and has been responsive to the
demands Of the people and IL deserv-
Ing Of the most hearty cOmmenda-
/ tIon.
We commend our distinguished
Senators, John ]. Ingalls, and Pres
ton Il. Plumb, for their faithful and
inestimable services In the national
congress. Aud we favor the re-elec-
tion Of John ]. Ingalls, TO the United
States Senate.
Ten years exemption from the
evil effects Of the traffic In intoxi-
eating IibuOrs, secured by a faithful
observance Of the constitutional
amendment aud the statutes supple
mental thereto, by which vice has
been lessened and crime decreased,
leads Us to express q determined
opposition to any changes In the
prohibitOry legislation OF our state
except such as will make the laws
stronger and more efficient and In
crease the good order, sobriety aud
welfare Of the people.
o'saiEA''on o. faues inIo
nisiInct ooules olhdlhs them TO-
setuei in ties 30 lOose ~ 70 leave
each tIaue euiire lnuePenuehee IN
the management Of its own affairs,
yet holding them all together close
ly enough to insure concerted ae-
ton and mutual assistance, II q
powerful factor for the protection of
. me ' ,N, nssses OF TINS country.
ne iaVoi 9rsaniLaIlons nAvS suopt-
eu the ISL uhy Oh SeptemOeI IN eaeh
yes' a. ueNo.eu 70 'aooI as so enIi'y
ahu an econohic l0Ice anu As
cause III "n,en nuhuIeds OF thous,
anus are enlisted ana We uemand
thnt NJ tue cunning SESSION Vi the
esaue Ihis uay Oe ueciared
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III IANUf VI y unlIoIhlity on
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poaru Oh IaiIrohu SoiilhiIsslohrrs
ahP,e P1seI W iesuia'e PasrehseT
"u ~, IieIent
se Nh Ia'oI VI HUT S'IInseht
lesIsiaIon 10 cohPei Tue various
roIlpIaiIohs ",gahIze" Ahu lrsnsact.
nE business tue su.hoIlly OF
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=, We favor such ehahge Oy legis-
isIIoh as VIII produeA more ehec-
i've n VI tue assessihent OF
IrJp.y 10, .ne puIpose Vi taAa.Ioh
s sn aeuuc,,on " Tue 49, Sheessi , ices
anu SaIaI1soI uoT onlceIsI iuciuh-
'ug TUE l'uoi,S piinIlhg.
N"'tt", Ihat We urge tue Isgs
la,e 20 cIrae SIate Ooaru OF
t ',,,a lot .ne sel'IeIhenI OF
ihsStiols arising betWeeh employees
'n ~ eolloIaII1hs ,
we uehlahu inaI Ihe statutes OF
III, .I.e Is 80 aiielueu ~ 10 pro-
!, .,, in I, 'hIouSlion ~ tn,S staIe
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nnna,, 1an .n5 ~ sn ns liz ~. usy OF
!oiiaa.in rnn ne h'S' "H' VI tue
wig W. repnyi Il
oPloseu 70 Tue system OF
zee PASSES on raliroaus now In