Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-22


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merchandise hare bsen Increased, NJ haa NJ
gFads " imported Labor basu lcsad As tAs
republican party is now dehniteiy committed g
ne poiloy of taxing the people Tor the puFiloal
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l ~ fhe democratic pArty fl now 81 delniteal
1 committed 10 the policy of restricting taxatiot
70 The needs Of The governments foF public pnr
poses alone
Gen. McVeagh - convinced that tht
old causes In which he Is interestsd
cannot hope for success until the avowed
policy 81 the republican party on thil
suoisct "A ln0yerthrosan Hs aayss
t1ntii saen tha tight ot esSh uteto u ContFo
eisulions within its boFdsEa viii not b gocnEe
there 81 ne pfpspeCt Of Qrg enjoying the singh
ana sianie standard of vAiue which other ciFi
lised aud conmeFclal nationg p1ssdsas tnere \
no hope 81 plneing N tleF 1nt pension ayRtp1a vi
the regulation of immigration uNca just nnt
proper hnsis; the purtdeaton Of onl polite.
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fenuhslcan authority haa d0ciafad Il must N
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betrayal Ia tha hnua3 q it1 pretended friends
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e4nment ~ h1phtieS y favored interests ani
such q system e their relentless toe.