Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-17

If Co. VI. Eiur' II & P4ilndt ll,hfts
Tunes i. utt'hnr2 1t ~ ~. nk ttr t.
incoming ;.dn t.. S'ta tttn. A.. Wa.
ter~tu4 ut Il his Ia t." ill.,: III nh.n!ut+'
free traders will r>u" ~, very ~~vrrt-
shock, while IN ~ i,*tl'utu' d+mo-
crat- ~1tt t.ttsv+H IN t! Z t"'nrni4n
how 4h+t rrnttctr,n ~'a~ II r. uu nu1
u rut,hnfv. will ii<' " ,st' * peri ,5s'~ II
mild shock. t'<1. ~ (H11rt * tt1tt tttl'
tor ami prophet, + 1T ia, p.i1ad-1}t't"
Tinle~, ot,t 1T tNr nt ut r:slls -ft,1 W.
aud III 'ht SANS. tI,t,r, rUn~fst1fit. II
t1pmucrAt,t trtpur~. Hell tie gentle"
man u no rhulitnreu Mtktnl-y IT. u
debate on tl1e tariff II th~ re.t:rn tr,n~
paign, uutt uhn IT. t'~lItvtu to he nio't
thn1orghIy al h n1r with it mtrn'1t
ideas aud Intentions IN 1e:atd IN tar
lit ,tf.,,il than INV Their pfnmlhtnt
democrat. ii~ Willtie-r, not IL NAY
anxiety, to enter into IL cntnt'A1Et tie
bate and pr+.eut 4ht. democratic >1dt
of thu question:, may he accepted almost
~ n guarAutt @ tint what h. says now,
fot+~badow. thel o'iry at The nen,''rat
ic party. In the T1nIt- If Nav. 12th,
Col. Mcclure adire-7t$ I'LL open F+tte'
la editorial term. tr three wealthy
wooltn manufacturers, nue. TT WuOien
clo:ls ana :ht other Two Of carpe.s, III
which he ufE.s tht II. to u>e their i'll
fluence with the prrst 1T senate, for the
Immediate passage Of the Springer
bill providing fnr frtt wool, expressing
hi~ l,4itive helief tLAt lie hill can ht
passp.l snu that Mr.. Harrison woulh
now approve 1t. III furtherance Of
this 4uggt~ti;>u Col. Mcclure says:
Ynu all want free wool. You nave
not tiare+1 to MY ~. because your pro-
tec,iou IN W.nnitns was threatened bt
otll-r. who dem -ndea tariff taxes for
their supp 4ed benefit, unEr's y"n
Joined them Auu -ust lined their ex'
actions.
Thu Amt ricau people have now un
4harkled the woolen industries Of this
country. and they have done 1t with
euch emphasi. that tnx"tlon Of wnnt
and olher raw materials needed by our
industries ar rs dad Nh slavery.
FIRE. wool il INV certain tn come ny
tue rising nf tomorrow sun. and you
are the n,tn v no should ut ni.te r.,
1eaee yourselves from the thong which
have bound you tc suicidal tar II
policy. The tlt or liz wide n.'en for your
reIi+t---t"r Immediate md for perna~
nent relief. 1t you have the courage IT.
inter and start your 'n,iu4try Oh ii
career If eutjurnK aud ~'tastltV tit*
rreA4llK prosperity. lou '"n. with"
the Text sky days. htrt tix'd nn''
stable tariff y Icy ior th+ great w'"'|.
til Industry Ut HE cruntry. tfSou shall
SIMPLY tt~rh out Your hands nhtt H.
cept l.. l. |s really, ii X tire rlpt1tr"
and mellow nrp}+. t" dron into y:"f
grasp. VIII .tftt WOof WW come I'm s.
pic fr0fccfiDn on u ot},*; aud tte ol-
ley ouce adopted, 1t will he HncfatB~'
able.
This n,eu<ur*, with frpr wtnl ana
protection nn wn'!+n- tfeH b"U0,1 tn:
HiDtTt ncf IN tLG ny'Vcs If hpn1t u II
f0rt iy,, fnL1f IN ytur Ihuu+try, could
be t,n-~-u AMI ttrunte II IN " hrfnrr the
cIt,>+. / the ytAt: ami IT W.HllH te 5.tl
index for future tai lit revision nn the
Ine Of incidental |,rnttr'inn thu cA!|d
not h. hi-rtEnr''th. II 'n,r% Ia tf'
Stt1ut+ from, II Democratic tariff r-furna
Hou>t; it tlxt- tht standard nj pr'ttc~
ton tu eur wnuIrn industry, and, it
accepted hy you, il mu-t ~thnu, how
EYER sevt rely future tariff revision may
strike either inttu-ttl@
There H. tio tnulvncAtltn about this.
1t rlainIv expressed aud to the rolnt.
1.-THE taxation nf wunl All ollie< law
mnteriAi III. died by nur industries r. ~
dead IA. rIavery." Ut the mlIIiutHirr
munutActurtr who WAS t'ennun"t It
from every democratic platform tn the
country u. The man who tattene.l ot1'
Of protection ut the ex| enze OF his ELI
plnyte- IL. 1t S+etus, under the n+w
ditpensht1On, tn enjoy nII the rrotec'
tim he hA- hitherto enjoyed, and
more If necessary. Herein the won't
grower. If The country may ste 'he
of Democratic principles
and weigh their At,le-elec, inn derlAra-
tiona with their ro.t-eltction inten-
tons, now that hey have got the
power to uct. In Il speech nude since
the election Mr.. WAttersuu announced
with II flourish of oratory the birth If
absolute free tra1e, but Col. Mcclure
mr. rn,lIf fruf. the flllHt. uf he. ntW HU-
m1rr accurately, A141
practically dcrlar.s Mr.. Watter4on'-
faufarni1Ade tn bt lOsh.' Mean white
I he wooI. growers can ponder on the
future Ut their industry.