New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-15

fair fight. states which are doubtful The Re-
publican party must appeal to the conscience
state III the Union. This is in accordance with
the principles upon which it WAS founded and
the objects for which it contends. 1t has ac-
copied this issue before and fought it out with
an extraordinary continuance of successes The
conditions of Republican victory from 1850 to
1880 were created by Abraham lincoln and u.
S. Grant. They that the saved republic
SHOULD BE RUN BY ITS sAyIoRs:
they We're the emancipation of the slaves. the
reconstruction OF the states. the reception of
those who had fought to destroy the rspu bic
back into the fold without penalties or punish
lneItS. and TO an equal share with thoSesWho
had fought and saved the nation in the solemn
Obligations and inestimable privileges of Ameri-
can citizenship. They were the embodiment
into the constitution of the principles for which
100000 fought and 100000 mad died.
They were the restoration OF public credit, the
resumption OF specie payments and the pros
porous condition OF solvent business. For
twenty-five years the were names with which
to conjure. and events fresh in the public mind
which were eloquent with popular enthusiasm
1t needed little else than a recital of the
glorious story of its heroes and q state
ment of the achievements of the Renub-
llcan party to retain the confidence Of the peo-
pie sBut from the desire for change which IS
characteristic of free governments there came a
reversal, there came a check to the progress OF
the Republican party and four years OF Demo
cratic administration. These four years largely
relegafed to the realms OF story past issues
and brought US face to face with what Democ-
racy, its professions and its practices mean to-
Gay. HI
The great names which have adorned the roll
OF Republican statesmen and soldiers are still
potent and popular. The great measures of the
Republican, party are still the best part of the
history Of the century. The unequaled and
uneXampied story OF Repubicanism in it's
promises and i'll its achievements stands unique
are the ire record o. parties IN which
facing practical issues which affect the bust
ness, the wages, the labor and the pros
perity OF the day. The campaign will be won
or lost, not upon the bad record of James K
Polk or Of Franklin Pierce, or Of James Blu
chanan-not upon the good record OF Lincoln
Garfield. 1t will be won OF lost upon the policy
foreign and domestic the Industrial measures
and the administrative acts OF the administra-
ton Of
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
| Whoever receives the nomination of this con-
pention will run, upon the Judgment of the peo-
vie. as to whether they have been more happy
ton at home, and stood more honOrably
abroad, under this last four years OF Harrison
and Republican administration, than during
the preceding four years OF Cleveland and Dem
ocratlc government.
Not since Thomas Jefferson has any admins
many or such difficult roblems those which
have been exigent in our conditions. No ad-
ministration since the organization of govern
ment has ever met the difficulties better or
m lore to the satiS action of the American people
Chill has been taught that. no matter how small
insult the flag or murder American sailors
Germany and England have learned i'll Samoa
that the United States has become one OF the
powers of the world, and no matter how mighty
the adversary at every sacrifice American honor
will be maintained. The Berlng sea question: