The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-14
RECIPROCITY ALLrDED TO.

l believe under the provision looking 20 re-
ciprocal trade IN the Law OF the last congress,
that We shall yet open larger and new markets
for the products Of Nebraska farms [Cheers. /
SO distant as you are from the Atlantic
seaboard, IL may have seemed to you
thai your interest IN the revival Of
% our trade, in the re,estebiishment
direct Not long since an inquiry was made as
to the origin of the freight that was carried by
enc of the Brazilian steamers from the port OF
states had made contributions, and among
those was the state of Nebraska [cheersI.
and so, by such methods as we can, IL is our
purpose to enlarge our foreign markets for the
surplus productions Of our great country, ana
we nave hope, and.I think this hope ills the
great west as well as the east, that when this in
creased traffic aud commerce Is found upon the
sea, IL shall be carried In American bottoms.
Cheers Ihope the day Is not far distant when
the sight Of great American ships flying the
stars and stripes at the fore will be familiar not
only in our ports, but in every busy mart OF
commerce the world around. Cheers.
THEORY OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
This government Of ours cannot do every
ernment is large Individual liberty. 1t is that
we shall take out of the way all legislative OBJ
structions to free, honest pursuit OF all human
industries; that each Individual shall in his own
place have the best possible chance 20 develop
the highest prosperity for himself and family.
Some functions are lodged with our govern
ment- 1t must provide currency for
the use Of our people. For
believe the time has gone by when
we will be content to return to the old system
Of an issue OF money by state banks. But will
not discuss such questions. only desire TO say
this which is common ground upon which we
can all stand, that whatever money the govern
ment issues. paper or coin, il must be good
money [Cheersl have an idea that every dol
lar we issue should be as good as any other dol
lar we ISSUE for, my countrymen, paper or coin,
the first errand It does Is to pay some working
man for his days toll. None so much as the
laboring man require q full value dollar of per-
manent value the year round. Cheersl
hope have not iutruded upon any ground OF
division. am talking, not as a partisan, but
as an American citizen desiring by every method
lcheers and have this great government In all
of its undertakings touch with beneHcent and
equal hand the pursuits Of the rich and the
poor. Cheers.
AMsRIcAN PATRIOTISM.
Nothing has been so impressive in all this
journey as the magnificent spirit of patriotism
which psrvsdes our people. lhaye seen enough
AEperuAn flags 70 wrap the world around.
lOheefsl. School cbildsaA have waved 1t Joy.
ously everywhere, and many q time in some
lonesome country home, on the bleak sand l
have seen man or woman or little boy come
to the door of the cabin as We hurried by and
wave the starry banner In greeting 20 our train.
tCheers.l
am sure, as your mayor has said, that this
same magnificent patriotic American spirit
pervades you all here. God bless you all, pros
per you in every endeevor. give glory and in.
oroase to your city, and settle all its institutions
upon the secure basis OF social order and obedi-
ence to the law. Great cheering