The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-10-27
THE REASONS.
SEVERAL CLASSES OF. VOTERS TELL
WHY They SUPPORT HARRISON

Business Men, manufacturers Farmers
Homestesders, Bankers. Foreign Born
Citizens and coiored Voters Have Boa.
SONS for Voting With sae Repubiicans.
Especial corrosreadsase.3
New Yo9E. Oc* 81 --Rernasiiesn faasl.
ers here sniff victory IN e4e SIR TRc
people, Eaey faa, ase masking sarsfN
study of tha safwaaiof, ana Since afs rs
being done there can be h5f1e dSubt az
TO the result.
A large proportion at the business
men have established ana bufis sp Msn
business under tho prssczst protective
system The average tosfness laas S
today has established his Busansss sfnee
the fwotective sygdsns wss adopted tiirty
years age. Those who hnhsrfsss a sas1.
ness csMblisheA erfor 10 thai sifns have
adapted IL 10 sac e~otectve systen OF
the last thigty yssrs. Hercs sEery hrrsi.
moss man ssss s,s~s reral-ehange ia
the system 81 Hss scsa6uet of b,e gov
ernnent would change ths conditions
under which As has haa business pros
perfty, and ST she same time SO rHsssfle
the general business conditions IS 80
render investments snsafe, and oafttal-
lists unwilling TO ester upon business en-
teiprises.
The manufacturers ars seeing shat
their industries tsys wonderfully as.
Yeloped, that the balanee ST trade has
been sT00 ,0eo, 600 ia favor Of s1ts country
in the past ten years. while In Gle sasns
time it has been So, son. os0, ooo sshnst
free trade Grsas Britain. Henos they
prefer 10 retsin a syste!n Hndsr which
their individual sssiness and or ma
tional commerce have both Been pros
porous.
The old soldiers remember that Presi-
dent Cleyelsrd refused bis signature to
5s4 pension bills, while al ths presidents
who had preceded him had only taken
this action apon five bills. Fhsy re-
member that Cleveland's administration
elected thousands Of soldiers from slice
and showed it's lack ST sympathy for
them at every step. Hence they win
vote with the Republicans.
Foreign born citizens who compare
their condition m This coantfy wish shat
Of free trade countries are unwilling to
exchange the system which has given
them prosperity here for the sysssnl
which pays Harvation wages abroad.
Hence they will vese with The Republic
ans.
The employees are seeing skat khs
rates of wages IN protected United States
are double those paid in free trade Eng
land, and THAT employment is more Ger
tain here than IN countries not having a
protective system. Hence they viii vobe
with the Republican party.
Z Farmers, toe, are remembering fhAt
President Harrisen's administration has,
by its energetic efforts in their behalf.
increased foreign markets for their
products immensely. Not ealy has the
vigorous work of this adzmnisratfon
caused reopening of markets fer our
meats, but through reciprocity ear
other fasm products have been given
,aaYanta gss abroad and She fopeign sele
of aM.agFicuituraI products has been IN
creased s275,0O0,00o.
The bankers recognize the fact slsst
S1ISLlOOfce6fSs goa " Pr<SssSSc ~ VIZ
destrUeJion of the asspnal ssskfsg sys
tenn and ssbstieation Of the stBte bsnk
system which was SO dtsastrors ano TN
satisfactory when ia nse. Fence they
viii support the Republican candidates.
The people OF the great west are re-
nembering that MS Cleveiand's admin
istratfon of the land Office avvetsa IT'S
chief energies TO preventing people from
obtaining homes and hoeAesteads, IN:
stead of aiding them, as ti,is adsnfnsstra-
ton has done. Cieyelaed's comanissisfl-
ers of the hand Office charge that 80 per
cent. of the Homestead entries were
fraudulent; that 80 per cent. Of the tim
Der culture entries were fraudulent, and
that 100 per cent: of the presumption
files were fraudulent Itsaspsadss hun
dreds of thousands of claims for homes,
and went out of Office leaving $50, 1898
entries for homes Enacted upon Pfesi-
dent Harrison's administration has
cleared up all of these, and acted upeA
all others which have come In mesh
time. The people of the west, remeE1-
bering these things, vii vote with the
Republicans.
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