The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-28
GERMANS SPEAK.
THEY TELL WHY THEY sUpfC'
. HARRISON FOR PRESIDENT

Some Important Suggestions wiirh
German Voter Will Read - yieus
Many Prominent Gcrmsn-Am crirun q
izena.
The following letter addressed to ~
voters Of German descent" has bc'n l.. .
sued by a large number Of leading 'i"i
man-American citizens Of New Yora:
Recognizing the great commercial nni ",
Dental election to our adopted fatherlan,. n,i
being fully convinced that the itcpuh,ii -,
party not only represents the best intercsi. q.
the nation, but 10 ever most actively engaged
TO further them, the undersigned ~citizcnc al
German descent have constituted themse!,,~
Q COMMITTEES 10 work for the election nj ihr
standard bearers OF that party. We hive b.
active connection With politics, bat as citizen
and business men who realise that the rvur-
perity OF this country 10 due - che wise rum.
mercial policy Of the Republican party. we
consider Il our duty TO give energetic expires.
sion to our convictions. and to oppose the vague
theories Of the free traders, which have ne
substantial hasis In fact.
The Republican party has, true to its tradi.
lions, declared itself for the protection Of out
Industries and for honest money. The Dens.
cratic party has declared itsslf for unlimited
free trade and for . return 70 that dangerous
system Of state banks which In dimes past ai
fccted our u 90 dnaSssoesly. II va,
the small business man and tAsyofAnan wAo
were chiefly injured By that SStSem, and Il h
these mon who viii b injured U Y b rein,rs.
duced.
Both troe trade and p.etsSsiee have been
She fres trade icsislation Of iSa wss he aash.
Cd decline In our patonA proeptt1ty. which
eliminated u the great commercial cyi1s ~
1857. Protection took the place ef he tariff
for revenue only the country teeovsred, oom-
MERGE and industry tArive6, III II Sts ths
United States declared Tor psotsotion. The
c~onseduspee was . development Of all our
national Resources beyond The widest elpec.
tstion and . general prosperity such ~ The
world had never sscn bsfogA
When Grover CLEVELAND, true 20 the rene.
ttonary principles Of the Democratic party. de-
oiarcd himself for tree trade IN hls msssago IT
Dec. Q. 1857. the people, mindfprof the bad ex.
pcriences which IL had padeln the past with
FREQ trade. rejected the Democratic party and
again intrusted the government Of The nation
70 tho Republican party.
10 us as now; never was the prosperity Of tho
whole country 90 general; never were The wass
earncrs % we'll OF.
Tho legislative activity Of The Tiity. nrst CO.,
sress and the shameful inactivity end iuneer-
tainty Of the Fifty.second congress suflcisntly
illustrated the dinere!.ee b9tween the parties.
Both the presidential cantyoases have been
tried By the people; both have served . full
presidential term; their administration belong
to history.
Every reason given In the year 1850 for ~
hiaher degrees. TSrouah his arm and on Id
silver question no saved the county nom .
great financial crisis.
,. Ds% ~ S. srsH sSn ..nact ~ III. s.',n Sc S:et
,ens by a biameless sdministrstion. PrsS,Sss,
Harrison has fearlessly defended The henos
and dignity Of tho nation, and has enee NOR
, ,%f' s,a,. oua strin.a wS;cS hs1 49, si~os'
entirely Lost under Cleveland. Under Presi
dent Harrison civil service reform has been .
reality, while nis sppointmen1 70 ne mo:'
p pro-, hitt., O OTIu !, H aU.mioa !" +. vwss.sI. !.
II we comparc with this he sdminstratioI
Of Grover Cleveland. We fnd that 10 spite q
bombastiS N OF re!os@ ~ sss CIV,
JACKSON raised their heads % Soidiy ~ xSss
Grover Cleveland, through Adlai 3. stsvsn
son. deposed A.oU postmasterc who het
honestly ana .aitniuIy acm,nnsesec sns.
hunters who were to hello hin 70 8 sscons
term Of tho presidency. Not only bas Nj
Cleveland been untrue to al his PLEDGE Of 70
FORM: 0a ~ ~. xor.s sism.nss az his psr,,
Whenever his personal interests were a stake
and in this very campaign ws end atn allie
z the closest possible way Win TanmAn'
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