Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-11-28
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1898.
Greatest Of Republican Newspapers.
National in it's aims and devoted
TO the welfare OF the Masses
Of the American People.

THE New YORK TRIBUNE comedies the cleo
tion OF Grover Cleveland, but promises to de-
| fend the Republican policy on Finance and
Protection, with all the ability it can com
mand
1t was the discomfort of the farmers which
caused the Democratic victories of two years
ago. The WEEKLY TRIBUNE, addressing itself
! directly to them for the past two years, has
carried on campaign of discussion for their
benefit, almost unparalleled in American
journalism; and the result coupled with
Whitelaw Reid's previous great service to
farmers, has been seen in the fact that agri-
cultural communities have stood faithful to
the Republican party,in a campaign in which
IN other localities the party went completely
to pieces. This year the Democratic leaders
changed their tactics and excited discomfort
among workingmen. They pointed to the
higher prices of farm products, and assured
the workingmen of Northern cities that the
British tariff system, Chat is to say, lessened
prot ection to American Farming and Indus
try) would lower the prices of food and man
ufactured products, and the profits of mon
opolists" in this country, while at the same
time maintaining the wages of labor. those
wages being now the highest ever known in
the United States
The 'IBUNE confidently awaits the result.
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Russell G. Horr's great articles will be
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i'm portant issues.
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Old soldiers. who have some expe-
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Farming has now become such enormous
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imperative necessity for making more of
speciality of the business interests of the Far
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y indispensable to every tiller of the soil
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he prosecution of his business and social
ife.
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e four years of trial, of new experiment, of
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