The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-11-10

VI pO1AG1V1A COUCOOaVu &UtS VI t3A -Sss0
same. What was true political scieuse
before the election will remain q ,,nfill
the next election. The followit1.
tinent and vigorous paragraphs gvrfy1
recent speech by ex Speaker. R-s :xl
Maine. contains facts which we
all keep in mind: <a - Il
Take the whole civilized wur,d.e3
civilized nation on the globe, how mau,.
of them have free trade? Only, one.
tha Kingdom Of Great Britain snd.
ireland, with Ireland mostly sepfs:
grated. Do you lind any party anys
where In tile world that is for free
trade? Only one, the Democratic p.sty
Of the United States Of Americs, and
they are scared about it themselves.
Now, do not let 10 misnnde derstAnd
protection. Do not let us lie silly abomf
it. Protection is not q pauacea. II is
not tile millenium; 1t 10 not patant
medicine; it will not cnre all the Ills
Of human nature, but IL 10 ono Of tl,e
great powers Of the world. Being ~
invention of universal Truman hatar1y
and while it will not put brains IL the
head of q foolish fellow it will give 70
you and to me all We are entitled tt,,
and that is q white mans chance.
The Hon. Mr.. Bush, of Wisconsin,
in pamphlet issued this very year,
tells the unfortunate inhabitants Of
Wisconsin that the sum total If losses
from protectiop}fs 80. 900, ,oo0, 600. Have
you any idea of 10000, ,0OO, 600? My
friends, you could drop the whole state
of Pennsylvania, politics and al, right
into it and never make splash. How
mucl. did we have when We began this
ruirous course? Less than $cO. .OOO. 600. :
600? We have lost the United States
in the game and have gone 50 per cent. i.
to the bad besides. We have abolished
the earth and are sitting on a hole il,
| the sky.
We commend to the candid 81 d
thorough consideration of every
farmer the following words con
tanned in a lecture by Mr.. Henry
Talcott: 1T is clearly the best
policy of agriculturists to eudea7 ,
to mold all parties in the interest
and good graces of agriculture
This is the true mission and prac
tical working of the grange. II
attempt party organization Of far
mers alone against the W. rid look'
supremely silly. He can neve
prosper upon the ashes of othe
human industries. The grange u
views the matter, and governs he
line Of action accordingly"
"To be prosperous as farmer
we ueed the highest prosperity o
all other classes to pervade tl1
land. Consumers should by gov
ernmental law and favor be nc
corded all the just legislation need
ed. To that end manufacturin
Industries must have encourage
ment from farmers, not power f.
legalized robbery; but that jus
and humane power which bring
) with it fair competency, comfo1
= and happiness to this class of cc1
! sumers. We also need the fai
, prosperity of all forms of labo
= and farmers must so work and vo:
" to secure that end. We are ne
enemies to the trades or profe'
sions, neither do We look with env
o upon their honest acquisitions"
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