Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1892-06-24

Renublcsn ,,nriy. we mr., not in ,io,bt il
to its prrro4os. lI,yir,r t,yt.i VA f,e
yenr, wii;,,lt mercy. il uo,y ronoses +.
d;sorm MS of all mower, of rpsistunce. II,
ruh,;,.n succns, in thi, c,mn,i.r,
Whether W. look to the party platform.
the ,,ar;y candidates. or to the ,;tc-,n,.as
| of pa"tv leaders. means t;int the, a L.are
| to br stripp.d of their franchise through
| +, forca Iii, in or,,ar th,t th,v ,,,v l,a
strnnrd of their suh,ann,.. tIr,I,ri, t,ri,f
bills Ere. Government j., srlf severn
| mant Th,;., is ,,,,. >;.If ,.nv, rnn,.nt n,hora
the pron,e 4, MOI ,,ntr,l t',nr own rlp,.-
tion "ul ,.yy ,ho;,. own t,xa, Wnen
cilte~ II ;hr.., :;..ht., i; TAX a away or di
unfinished. a irsac.l is u, ,,, e, ioa ia the
outer def rs, but III ti;., ...:adcl of our
freedom !'or wears ,ye ha,, been srrt,:ns-
| ling to recover Tie lost 1 II ii tuNtng
ourselves, and NOW We i44 TAR :,tp"c.
| with the lo$H of TIE greater ri ii: vi gov
erning orr, ives. TIE les OF una follows
necessarily in Succession Ia loss OF others
When yoh conf "non the government
the power Of deaiin& on! ", ,iti YOU un-
chain ever. r.! that rnE ,ry iipou and
cvcnlualiv 'et.oy f"ca in II, E,iun--rx-
ccSsive 'a:ation, cla'' tal.;tiun, billion
dollar congresses, 81 cnrrupt civil service, Il
dchauchea li&llot hcN and purchased elec-
tI0ns. In e;rly campaign the privilege of
taxing the pso.ile VIII b. ba"tcrel far con
trii'utlomS 30 corrupt them IT the polls.
AIT rcvrry victory new Mckinley bill
to ra."y these contributions with Gsury
out ii tax = W:uM!s fiam t,.e l"ape For
every > !! governing ico,.3 ;!i'f'" can be
no m>re in"lnentous question than the
question OF taxation. Ii is the question
II Mr.. Barre ;raly sa:'i around which all
the great battles oi Gree ,o'n have been
fought. 1t i" the G""' i.@h out OF which
| grew all the issues g. X. crnmrnt. Until
we settle this gu ii, wisely, lerma-
ncntlN, justly, We bald all other reforms
OH formation "t 3:nl
We ana the Gr%:t party we represent
are today Ior tariff reform becai!%e it is
the o:.i.' -a:eway TO gcnuiae De.Iocratic
government
III. '.i*'i in.,!t' shed lea,rr who presided
over ne lt%ptb!lcan cuhNtntioG hoaet"d
that h hes not know what tariff reform
is. W ho V salt! t!iat ic di'!S Let Us
hope, 'ita t.iat charity ,hit Eelpeth all
tiin.,s, t'lat hriieveth NIL 1Ah:;3, that he
is fnily a i-;''nran: as he vaunts himself
to be. Ia 'oT'HAHiely the people are not
so Ignorant "i tn Mc"nln.s OF prot, elton
-at least of tle protection which is doed
name. They see that meaning written
large tceiny ina prosratc'l agricultural,
IN sh !@Ni"a commerce, and ia stricken
industries, IN the compulsory iileness Of
labor, III ii" made weAl:l, and the de
spair "f tic farmer. They know by hard
experience that protection as system OF
taxation is hut the Old crafty scheme by
| "i.it'!? 'h"-,!:h compel the poor to pay the
expense OF the government. JariT 70
form means to adjust this system of taxa
ton anu to purge away TINS system of
tribute: 1t means that we have net
reached the eGhallty OF true freedom so
long as any citizen IL forced by tie tax
to pay tribute to any other citizens
| Governor Mckinley further declared
that the Democratic parts believes in tax
ing ourselves. | an afra!!, gentlemen,
we must admit the charge. What right
or excuse have we for taxing any body else.
Why, with continent for II country,
with freedom and intelligence as the in
| strumen:s for its development we stand
dissraccd in the eyes of innkind if we
can, and if we do not support our own
government. We can throw that support
Gu ether people only by be..gary or by
force. II we use the one ". ,.rs paupcrs,
if we use the other we are ~ pirate nation.
The Democratic party does not intend
that they should be either, no more does
it intend that they shall allow othcr people
to change the expenses of the government
from the possession of these who own the
property of the country to the bellies and
backs of those who do the work of the
country. II believes that frurality is the
essential virtue of free government. 1t in
tends to limit taxation to public needs
and defray expenses by the plain rule of
Justice and equality.
But we are confronted NV n new crv in
this camnoi,n ,rba Pannh1ic.n 1,ort,.
soys Governor MCKINLEY now stands for
protection and recinrocitv He was for
nrotertion alone when he fr,mod hi. hill
in the house or ~, ,;nr When he nor,n;ttad
its hnnnf,c;or;ae r,.,n,o !. for Nv, o,,d
firmly rnsist,I ali nfTorts of tho stntasn,an ~
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for his products NV '' - WIN '''N W ''e'l
But, gentlemen, I must not keep you