Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-14

IN this free country means health and happL
meas contsnfmsnE. ltke q heneaiction, had SET
it'd upan thS town rhsre Fletcher lived
hesumont the home Of tas Fisichers. bullt IN
early Oe4oni8i style. stDed upon q hill hiEh
above the facturles. and uCnmAn1ad q mAgnin-
cent vte~ Of the country Tor miles srouud. II
had been fo-saEen and closed GuriHE the dis
asgsrs pr ess.as ths commercial paaic Of 1897
tnefpe fiotcher father having chosen - live
with his family Ahroad rather than rlsE his
Waalth Ia 90 Unequal compeutlon VIII 4agash
manufacturers
Atrsr ter years q lie IN EurupeEn capitals.
Thorpe Fletcher and bic sister had returled
orphaned o. tnelr childhood : home a deop and
tp&trieuc love for Republican principles and
fasututonsfu their hesrts. IA spite o. the long
and careful training given them % tasAr father
IL nte political economies @ Europo.
one evening. during ihe excitement Of the
campaign Thorpe Flstsher stood upon th'
riazzR a. Beaumont talking eagerly with ~"
other gentlemeA. Tatnins 30 one ne e1
iriafInEd
.Itts AZ abominable deception. Pevtou. and
You men OF The south should blush for lts-
The gentleman addressed uushed slightly
ifase looked more than usually grave as he
turned bis gaze from the illuminated SKY at his
friends excited words.
"uoW so-csled men o. honor can couuteranee
#sucl fraud, ! cannot comprehend Fletchsr
tr1ufuued. augriiy. why. that ticket aHEhI
act to deceive . eHIId, yet ] feel convinced that
the WorkIuEmrn % tai. state win be buU1ef hy
tL fl spite q our efforts TO unmHsE the duptIgtfy
~ is polite leader @ames X RuiA yutea
EEa nsf the TarlC Of =, declarua against oar
present taTsf and has always stead y opFase5
protection. let read Ais celebrated Kane letter.
EraEyrRnd himself c0uld not better u-=
Language 70 conceal mas true thoughts Bis IN
teuffeu seems n be - convey 70 Us peuusyl
fvaufans the IMPRESSION that he fav0rs protec
iflou. while IN fact be SAYS nothing OF the Kind
no help along tire shameless fraud the D9mO-
scra1s have placed GA thr ticket - Ftn"-fnest-
don't. our aNa statesman, George Dallas, - pro-
fessed ur0feruouist but we manufacturer well
Enow where ne vii sEHnd IN ne day y trsA
81 - -. MI - q n TIA HRTrHHR FAn@HF
ieancidate yoI fear. and Ge7rEs Dallas turns
~ttruitor 70 me policy he proisssess exclaimed
Psytun. q Rash Of anger AtamlnlnE hAs qatoi
syHs, linen viii ] 10 toteef beast o. beln1rr4+tr
honor or Democratic principle. lvitl9ok ifisa
ans matter. Fletcber. and ~ assured ihat u7
vote Of nlae shall ever De- used 70 further q Nr
ana usr-etuats & national disgrace Truth first
aud Riways, IN politics A. IA religion h nay
trread. and Il thai Is hered5ty. then Do I thaE4s
500 Tor ny foreiathersF
70 I've men ciNspec hands and their com
~lpauinn. q saarasd Eaglishman. thre9 a
ha1-smokea cigar upon the lSHn aud Joined tn
zhs conversation.
assow horribly IN earnest you Americans seem
over these frequent elections 81 yoGrs. Really
nov there Sc no Froand Tor q quarrel, is there
Free trade isn ren the tiekst.A ana I've genera y
~nstse~a rbsS the trouble ~ about that In this
.lruuniry. Herr yen have a model n0mluaEina-
PoI1. the Idol or Southern at2tesmeu, aud pa.
las, a stEtla-h supporter OF your pet tsrin AID r
belaved son 81 your Own state. I hear your pee
Pie IN ths Eoun shouting shsIk Dallas ana tie
fsrin % AZ continually. aHd what more can You
III - ~ ~
"xeu 0K iFie. seszKlnE 81 that tariff said
R-ysaE. Al agree with Fletcher - % ifs bea~h-
eszE ezeots. The prosperity % our couHt-y ts
due - That ana thai alone heHttmb>r our past
frse sraoe CT very low lErfa yerio1s Gf 1875, 1st6
and 1871. look ct cur lzbortrs yAsnlF se-king
work vniie their families starved, ear farmers
without a mkrkeL their produce resting, uhs4c
fne!r lands, rich with harvest. were sutd Tor
5tsHee, and our manufacturers Obliged % g.
anroad m order 10 live such have slvays been
a. results o. free trsde periods, and II the tsri1
- tareatoned l fas enc viii iasEer support e
tuupatriotic \ policy.
wei" drawied Ogilvie. 1--WE English main
tst. that ven Anerfcsns shOuid cou6ne y6nr A.
seuttan % tfiiinE The s0il. DOM yrJ know thai
ftRe climate Of this country ts NOT fitted fer man
iufH-turzE. Your great American statesman.
tJohn Rzsdolph. declared years ago that manu-
fActuriuE was q curse 20 the nation. and many
81 your hest Hnen q to-day agree vita hfm. NJ.
3 wRik.r Was saying - me q shOrE time siuea thai
III All restrictions we're removed from Rgricul
iturs with yOur fertile SOL, you could feed and
lcioche the people OF the world, and ] belle >
YES meat gurif-hmen are IA favor 81
twslhe-'s free trade theories, " s-eersd Fletcher.
land I cannot say that ] blame them. IA fs tas
old cry o. the cotton King and foreign manu-
honest patriotic American citizen, Agriculture
would only be y sectional beneEt. and al
statesmen know II AsEufaoturs aiane can
maze ~ whRt We are destined 10 be. the grsatsst
nation IN the world and IL order 70 mana
iacturs We must msintsan our pr-ssaf tzEiH.
for that only can give 80 " variety u produets.
4 home market. and descent wages fUr our w0rk
mer-"
ssoh, you manufacturers are too Dsrr0n rou
cannot take a reasonable. cosmopolitan view Of
things. I" yR~nec osilvte. II positively TAIL -
zee how you can ruRse yourself 81 over Ehis
election. il locke 10 me a. Though yOu had
thinEs all your own way and thai party lines.
asd neltsn away
ssxh.f II 1 could baf believe IT. sighed Fletcher
fshuf I kses M man too well. I can respect az
lAeAersbia Zoe. put = trcaehereas one ] viii nghfl
With ny eyins breath WY Colonel ogllyle, n
ths Democratic cry 4. indeed for the tartI OF AZ.
are yen EaElisa men % busy over here spsndtngl
time ana Eaensy npez Al sfeshoa Which IL Il