The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-10-12

Republican who has the love of his
country in his heart, loves his home
loves his wife, loves his children,
loves this fair land OF ours ought to
talk Republican doctrine in this
campaign. And if he ever does it
he ought to talk it without any
great amount of hesitation, be-
cause there is inspiration in the
breeze. We ought to be impressed
with the idea that every drop of
Republican blood in this great ma
ton ot ours is tingling and expects
TO Jingle until every effort that Re-
pnbiicanism can put fourth, is
crowned with victory on the eigth
of November next, All, it is time
when we should think about the
perwtuity of our nation; when we
should think about the progress of
American institute ms; when we
should think about the prosperity
OF iire whole American people and
protection to American industry.
PeTfetnity, prog, pro-, ami pros,
are tho four great watch words OF
the grand old Republican party.
The Republican party never had
any Gag other than the starry BAN
ner OF our Country. The Republi-
can party is the party of prog
ress and were it not for the
Republican party we would have a
broken and dismembered union.
There is the old soldier who believes
in one flag; SO does the Republican
party. There is the old soldier who
believes in pensioning the widow OF
his cOmrade who fell by his side
upon the battle field; so does The
Republican party. There is the
old soldier who believes in pension
lug his aged comrade who has be-
come disabled by rea jon Of disease
and advancing years; So does the
Republican party.
The Republican party has written
on The statues of the U. 5. every
pension law in hi favor. There
is the old soldier that reveres
the name of Lincoln, Grant, Sher-
man and Logan; so does the Repub
lican party. am glad that | be-
long to sush party. a party that
c,n sing John Brown, and march
ing through Georgia, with the ole
veterans who saved this country by
their valor. I could go on through
every department Of this govern
ment and show you the imprint 0
The genius OF Republicanism. There
is one thing charact 9ristic about tn,
Republican party, it never camp
in camp occupied by some Othe
party fcu years ago. Whenever i
casts its light or pitches its tent, i
is always in advance Of every othe
party. The Republican party say
we will take care of this country, i
is our one. We pay homage to on
flag, we acknowledge allegiance t,
one government, and we will tax
care OF this home Of ours, and tina
we viii trade and traffic anon,
ourselves as we please, no State lii
shall interp0se; no county lin
shall stand as barrier, but anon,
ourselves we will traffic and tlickel
buy and sell as inclination promp
as, and no man representing gov
ornament interests will stand any
where within these great boundel
les to inteTp0se objections.
We viii buy in Maine, and sell o.
the Pacific slope if we find it to on
interest to do so, but the Repu bli
can party also says that the MAJ
swhe lives beyond the ocean, tn
man who lives in another land, VIII
does not build his house here, wht
does not employ, labor, who does no
pay taxes here, who does not an,
way contribute to the growth ant
development Of our country, VIII
does not assist in building on
school houses, aud in educating on
little ones or who does not in an
N>Eay contribute TO the support of on
government; when that man bring
his products into these homes {
ours and offers them for sale n
tinatter whether they are farm c
manufactured articles, and pu
them in competition with ours, tn
Republican party says TO that ma
apay for the privilege" and that
all there is in this Republican doc
rine of protection and when he hi
paid for that privilege we will r,
cover the money into the treasur
of The United States and we wi
rGgy aRr debts and our obligation
and with it cary on the concerns