Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-30
POLITICAL READING.
XIII OF The Crackers.

Everything is in an unequalled good
condition for active business II the
bowling FREQ traders and croakers will
join in with tho Republican activity
Tor an unequalled era OF prosperity in
81 lines OF trade and traffic. The
splendid legislation accomplished by
the last Congress in protecting the
laborers and farmers and encouraging
tho manufacturers OF tho Nation, re-
moving tho last National tax from the
poor mans table, increasing the clrcu-
lating medium and providing all the
necessary safeguards for large in
crease in tho business OF every portion
of the country has placed every indus.
trial interest and occupation In u bee
ter and saier situation for Increased
trade and expansion than has ever be-
lore been known in American history,
The hong Goped for era OF jubilee and
good times has arrived II the croakers
can be silenced and everybody induced
to proceed To business with vim that
will add to tho volume OF the revlving
prosperity.
All farm products command good
prices ard farmers aie in better heart
than they have been for many years.
This is the basis Of prosperity for tho
entire Nation. But while farmers are
receiving the greatly increased values
iortheir surplus, and the destruction OF
European crops by the severe winter
insures high range OF prices Tor this
years crops, and for tho crops OF sew
eral years until tho granarles OF the
world have accumulated another sur
plus, the croakers have created n gem
eral discomfort and fear that is cperat.
ing against the general business inter-
ests OF the Nation, Last weeks COM
mercial reports show that whilo tho
values OF all farm products are still
advancing that tin, (crowd IL down tho
throats OF all free trade cranks, iron
and nearly all other manufactured
products are lower. Kill OIL the croak-
ers. This Is to be the year OF the Ma
TONS greatest prosperity aud every
either should make tho most Of his op.
portnnities in adding 70 the volume Of
trade. The Mckinley tariff law has
provided everything Tor tho speedy re-
turn OF the long hoped for good times
II the people will only kin of tho DEM
agogues and proceed to business.
New York advices state that avail
able stocks OF corn in the United
States and Canada only amount to
4,365,00J bushels, or very little more
Than one-scycnth Of the aggregate In
sight one year ago. Chicagos corn In
store at This duto last year was ono and
u half time ~ large as the total In
sight 10 day in all the Nation. In ad-
dition to this there was over 300, 600
bushels In transit on the lakes and
nearly 1000, 900 on board cars for tho
seaboard. These three single collec-
tions OF corn at this date last year
were each equal to or In excess OF the
total aggregate stocks today. Tho
seYere winter In Europe has largely
killed or the growing grain, tho loss
Of wheat in France alone being now
estimated Mt 800. 100000 bushels.
This will create IN unequalled demand
for the farm products Of the United
States aud thus bring prosperity to all
lines oftrade. This Is to be the year
Of genuine jubilee and American labor
ers, farmers, and manufacturers will
be blessed with unequalled prosperity
If they will only join in II general and
determined effort to KIN OFF the dema-
gogues and croaSers who have been
demoralizing business OF every char
ac;er for so 'eral months past. Iowa
State Register.