The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-11-05

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Republican sucress Means Con
,inued Prosperity.
The be-, intelligence, the highest
patriotism. the greatest courage and
the largest hope for the triumph o;
principle ever expcdlency are vested
il tie Republican parry. Its plat
forms contain the ro.iticii and
statutory history OF the last thirty
years.
Other gSca; i,erties fer severity
yearS after the adoption of The Fed
era! Constitution held power and ad-
miiiSicseG or governmental afiairs.
Eu; not one If theni settled any OF
tie treat questions which were
Gt;-or"i by our national rNigcHcicS.
the rights OF gates, the national
! currency. Tie pHblic domain. secession
ard s.ave"v, were all questions o.
>jtrIene Importance aroGad which
pariicc grouped thcm>c':rs. and III
tie discussion Of which men a. =
tingnished themselves Is statesmen
Or were extinguisEed from the public
view
These vital public questions were
treated by these c:a political parties
with q policy OF compromise that
amounted 10 cowardice until the Re
publican party assumed the rcigAs Of
government Tc-iay these questions
are ail answered anl settled. Every
hhAoticcHt p.oyi-:ua Of "ur Con-iitu-
lion, ~ practically interpreted anfl
enforced. and cscr Saiutagy law upon
II .'rdcral statute book is the Child
OF the Republican party, either BY
creation or adoption.
~ the reSr:t ~ Republican rule we
have greater gencsa! prosperity than
any other nation e%.ijoy>. jH: people
receive til, highest waces. Clpi,a.
arh labor liai r~cmun,rs;ive employ
mcnt ~ the most diversified system
of domestic iniustrics. We have tie
larg.s. iniiviLua! liberty and Z
central government whose touch !
velvet bus whose strength i, iron.
Tie prosperous aHd conlcrted people
Of the United States may ind III tEi~
happy siturtinn ihe results achieved
by the principles, efforts and policies
of the Republican party.
What can t.ic American people gain
then by regulating the party aid
,irirc,l les under wtich they have a
coniplis!.e,i So much that MAKES for
the general welfare: Has tile Demo
cratic party anything 10 olf)r IT, oui
81 it. l~:r:uci?ic: and performances OF
the past. OF Iatonc!: Ill rrr>ca; plat
form pledges AMI promises for the
future! Is past bai presents = Eorri-
fying record of foul betrayal and 81
tempted ruin. aud il c0rjul3S MP Il
future filed with the shiverng
spcc'ers OF dire portcn,, Thai aiiris nj
liberty AMI patriotism from their
fancicd. if not false. securit".
There may lie . few errors in the
Republican system. a few imperfc,-
tiuns IL the present ta:;T law, but
We must remember that hnman law
can only approximate absolute justice.
and that it is i false philosophy, and
an equally false political economy, 10
destroy 4 satisfactory system because
of a few faulty details.
The Republican party ut Minncano-
lis nominated for prcsidcn. i:ciijg:nin
Harrison. He was elected four years
ago. when the most united and bitter
opposition was directed against him
by his foes. Ii was then claimed tina;
ms only title 10 office was the pos
session of his grandfathcr'S hat. lie
carried that hat 20 the White House.
aud, large a it was, It was found to
be none too large fer him. lie
gathered around him an able and
illustrious Cabinet and has given the
country the greatest, wiscst, purest,
most patriotic. most courageous and
most successful administrator since
that of George Washington, save only
those of Lincoln and Grant.
Whitclaw Reid, our candidate for
Vice-President, is an excellent eX-
ample in his personal and professional
career of the magnificent possibilities
! which, arc afforded by American III
stilutI.ns to young n of energy.
enterprise and aspiration. Dfhumble
birth. by his Owl %eli-directcd
ABILITY he has raised himself step by
step IN lite and merit unti, lie is
deemed worthy of the second highest
Office within the gift of the Aueri-
cali pcoie.
stand by the principles and politics
that have secured and established
such widespread and enduring pros
pcrity. and elect the candidates TINT
have pledged themselves to enforce
and execute those principles aud
policies in the practical administration
of national affairs.
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