Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
From ALI Quarters.
IA PATRIOTIC APPEAL
By the Republican National
Committee.
FLAMES CONSUME Much PROPERTY.
Loss Of Thirty-Five Seamen
in Arctic Waters.
FLAMES CONSUME Much PROPERTY.
SUPPORTERS OF SUNDAY CLOSING,
Patrick Egan's Letter to
Patrick Collins.
ATTENTION. ELECTORS!

Patrick Collins.
| ATTENTION., ELECTORS!
Importance of the Questions at Issue
Clear Presentation of the Attf.
tudes of the Two Parties as Ex.
| pressed In the Platforms of Each
| How Change in the Administra-
ton VIII Affect the Business Inter-
ests of the People-Democracy Over
ruled by Its Candfdate-HarrIso in
Harmony With the. Republican
Party and Both Represent the Best
Interests of the Country-Alien In
terests Antagonize Republican Poll
cy, but Support the Democratic Po-
sition-The False Cry of Bribery.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The republican
national committee will tomorrow issue
the following address:
HEADQUARTERS OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE, ]
November 7, 1892. I
To the Electors of the Country:
The day of election is at hand. To-
morrow you will be called upon to deter
min by your votes the most important
questions fairly and squarely presented to
the country since 1851. You are to decide
between the policy of progress and the
policy of reaction in this country. You
are to gay whether or not tariff schedules
are to be so adjusted as to furnish protec-
ton to the labor and productions of the
country. While raising revenue to sustain
the government or whether such adjust
ment is inadmissible because unconstitu-
tional. You are to decide between the
policy of protection and free trade. The
party platforms leave no doubt as to the
position of the respective parties on the
tariff question. The republican platform
favors protection to American labor and
American products. The democratic plat
form declares such policy unconstitutional
and, therefore, commits the democracy of
the nation to the British policy of free
trade. You are to pronounce for or against
the reliable, stable financial structure built
by the fathers and founders of the repub-
lican party. You are to say whether this
sound policy is to be continued or aban-
doned in favor of the democratic scheme
for the resurrection OF state banks and
"wild cat" currency.
By your votes you must say that you do
or do not desire to disturb the present
prosperity of the country by involving our
commerce. our manufacturing, our agri-
culture, our mining and our finances in
doubt and uncertainty for an indefinite
period of time. The reelection of Presi-
dent Harrison will insure continuance of
the splendid policy under which the ma
ton has prospered in every branch of in
dustrial life. His reelection will insure
continuance Of confidence in the policy of
the government and will eliminate all
questions of doubt as to the course to be
pursued with reference to important gov
arprnapt operafiODa in the fOtura
The election of MIR. Cleveland would, on
the contrary, bring business to a stand
still, involve every operation In doubt, and
raise questions as to the effect unknown
legislation might have on the economic and
financial policy of the government. We
confidently submit to the country that no
cause exists for a change. and that abund-
ant reasons will occur to the mind of ev-
cry loyal citizen in favor of continuance
of republican policy and republican adj
ministration.
The committee has conducted the cam
paign on the issues presented by the re-
spective parties. Our opponents have been
driven to the necessity of saying that their
candidate is better than their platform,
and should be trusted its declaration.
They would have the country believe that
through their candidate they can procure
tariff reform; while the party declared it.
SELF aosoiotely IN IaVor OF ilee Iraue. 1no
ts bsIiave that tseir monoinea can he a. f.
ny ny . De w. ,;oiat. ~ rIeS,es Of the
party in favor of the resurrection of state
banks.
In short, the democracy OF Inc country
has abdicated in favor OF its candidate,
| and the management hopes to win IN this
electlon Dy lnsis.ing tna' me p pay uoss
no' suPHts l te I;oata the nistform'tbus
HANGING tha ynrosneritv of the oountry on
| ~ s1ondar thraed of q a;noIa bnman life
Onr Candidate and the party he repre-.
aooh l., oom,,loto bormonv 9TH
sen's aie eaol ~ oompie ss.a No. III -
Inc o'ner, anu oo'n osn .l 80 M ~: pa..y
stana III nasohy Wa'a ane ue e ;nana s
.ne .1puDno 49, uous "a Nv No in oato ~
;n U wotaa nv nronnisin" 70 v;oIata Or 70 "a
fIsa To e,acnte anv n1;ncinIe of the marty
q. onnon,ced in ito national nIatform
M ...- o,,i-ataJ oand;dota r,ortbv
Inc p"l'y n nsot &c 49,,
OF the connoehce anu 5eepeIS " oso.y
citizen, WnetneT ne De 1uageo oy ms aGts
on inc nela OF Daesle WINE o enaraaa .as
oh;sf n ds s ns H. a. nst;en
'n9 on u ra.;fn;no - y, ono that the
natr;otic nress Of the conntrv has to an nm
pao gt pe $500 ~ 10 suurortsd or oondi.
Pfeoeoeneu eA,onu eupPoi:eo III ~.
date ana our plat1orm during tnls can
paign: Neither our campaign nor nor oo q,
cause mas proven popular ~ NeSiahu VI
oonsine d a. 1atfn.n, ha ae net Hftb nni
lnee Hnu LIS ~ n.a Law oonnt-r seetine
versai apProvat III every S ~ seeH NJ
IVA Us - oao ~ Tnn1and ~ IN N,
slngie newsPapel ~ HnslHnu ~ LII sn
cont,nent OF huroPe mas sPoAeu nlnI
worn ior Gehelai narrlson VI 'no iepuDa.
can parry IN tnis campa.gn. s Sur po. ~
goes not 3ustly supPoIe lroM aotoau, ~
nave we courier iavUr ron .n1 o t . p.vh
OF alien lnterests. Inns cannon pe 'iu I'LL
fully said OF our Poltical opponents. W
Q have relied for aid and support on In
friends OF American interests and not rep
resentstives> of foreign interests
While pleading poverty the deneocrat1
national committee has been amply suE
piled with funds intended to infuenc
American citizens to vote against thel
IS own interests. We are advised that thef
funds have been chiefly contributed b