The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1892-09-10
ton of the democratic party to give our
home market to foreign manufacturers; OF
In the radical md uutried methods of re-.

home market to foreign manufacturers; OF
In the radical md nutricd methods OF re.
lief proposed by other parties.
The general condition of our country Is
one of great prosperity The blessing o!
God has rested upon our fields nnd au:
people The ANIMAL vnlue of orr fore gu
commerce has incrca. ed more than fsUu,.
900, 0O0 over The average for the preceding
teu years, und more than Seln.o O,n0a over
i1S9 tile Last ycnr unaffected by the new
thrift Our exports in ls9. exceeded tho G
of ieJoby moe than sl7.,oUO.u o and the
annual average for ten years by $!t',.
00D.0'.,. The merchandise balance of
trnde i'll our favor iu isl3 was SAP 9ii, 34s.
No o her nation can match tho
commercial progress which these fig
well so ont 10 those whose party nec.ssi
ties nnd habits stiil compel them to dc.
cla.c our people oppressed and trade rc.
stricted by the protective tariff
The dcmoc attic party Offers program
Of demolition The protective policy, tho
line are not 10 be gradually ,all,m down,
but blown mp To this prog AN uf destruA
tioss it has added Que fca.uGc-thc lc.c,l
tnbli> >hmeut OF state banks OF Issue.
i 4 he policy of the ,epubican party, on
! the other hhnd, is sdistihctive!y The policy
( cs sac progrc tsiun aud development 1t
will subject business TO no ocrions
changes, bu. off 8 attsactive opportuni-
!! ties 10: expansion upon familiar lines.
/ The Foreign Policy.
| The president says it was the pur-
pose of his administration to make tho
| foreign policy not n matter OF partisan
| politics, but of patriotism and national
| honor. and he is greatly sratiticd to he
able Estate that the democratic mem
bers of the committees on foreign af.
| fairs responded in n true Amnrica.,
spirit. lie did not hesitate to consult
them freely on the most confidential
and delicate aft airs, and frankly con
fcsses his obligation for needed CO.
operation. They did not regard n pa
ticnt. bnt firm in~istence pom Ameri-
can rights and upon immunity from
insult and inquiry for our sailors and
citizens in foreign ports as II policy OF
"irritalion and buster" lie contin,
uos:
l do not believe that n tame submission
to insult and outrage by any nation ut tht
hands of another can ever form the basi'
of lasting fricndship-tlie necessary ec
ment of mutual respect will be wanting
The Gillian incident, now so happily ad
jus.cd. will, i doubt not. pnce our rcla
tions with that b-ave people upon Il mot
! friendly basis than ever he work u
Mr. Egnn has been highly advantageous
la the liuitcd states. and the coi,uicncs
which refused to withdraw from him I;:.
been nbuudantly justified.
In cur relations with the great Euro
pean powers, the rights of the Unics
States and of our citizens have been in
sisted on with tirmncss The strength o
our cause and no. the sttcngth Of our nd
vcr>nry has given tone TO our CORE pond
cnce Never before, think, in II l,.l,
period have so many imp rtant cntic'
and commercial agreement been con
cinded, and i:cver bcfo @, l nm sure. hav,
the honor aud influence. national and
commercial. of the United States bee,
held in higher estimation on both hemis
phercs.
The G. a. X.
Referring to the coming cncamp
mcnt of the G a. r. at Washing OH
the president says:
Il lie car that doc, not listeu with sym
pathy mud the heart that doe, not &c
sphnd with generosity to their mighty II!
peal g! service a"a "s,.s ease which b! b. ra =,
and heart of an alien. aud not Of N
American.
Watch the Immigrants.
The necessity Tor On cfni d crininntio
among immig ants seeking our shores he
comes every day more apparent. w
don't want and shoulA not receive thos
. who, by reason OF bad character and habit
are not wanted nj home Every ctro
, has brcu made to enforce The laws an
some convictions have been secured undo
the coutruct labor law