Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-08-26

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cc.etic party a national convention aseembied
did want lk. Their committee reported some-
thin elee, 2 mild suggestion that Ct least the
Americen waees. but the convention promptly
shIsv ~ s:ids: tcot pc masser into its own
now in their plasfcrm~s tsri@ fof revenue
only. and any other unconstitutionsi. Ask the
w~oiktnsmen TO contrast, European with Amer
Ths Mckinley Tarif.
The Democrats declare the Mckinley Law not
o sssSot s9S q sIsss isassls sIs nv veil il1il% gdn sa9s
seen how It works. ] n the establishing Of new
industries. in the new ATTRACTION for foreign
and even In the prices Of what you have to buy
you can measure the height and depth and
lew nnpubiished statements from sn oincisi
source IN . neld ! have lately left. Mr.. Oscar
+. Williams, United states Consul at navre,
to the United States passing through =. port.
which e you know, y the chief port for
gene general ~ French sasa e q n to ~; Over Is per
from Hevre to the United States ports enter
free Of duty; The values Of exports on which
tarif were over half the total values exported.
, ,ssislss not sd produces d. ssn in the limited ted states sa,s. and
But these wicked Mckinley. duties wers
our rivsls in several other %ar.icias. 30 IS to
protect o1r " prodsreers; Ace cor the
legislation. since 1t leRislates for the pro:
dncers at home instead, of the producers
that.
Question Of Reciprocity.
We have to thank the Democratic conven-
tion for equal candor on another important
matter. They den0unce the sham reciprocity
IN introducing. Now, this sham reciproc.
by paodu consists e. m mol.sss Sx' sone she tea s0Fe aSd
81 esass duty y s psesias u s sssss .k gssa' admit i'ss
ports. either Tree or At specified reductions ase in
duties. As the Democrats consider this a sham
q %s SSu sssn they Wi I'LL sbet Il ., In RSw ;srow sb sH.1 IT. +;
advantages gained by this administration for
the admission Of scores Of our products to for
eigners send in their products free? or, IL
ashamed OF q folly like that, will they dare to
put back the old duty on sugar, tea, coffee, and
whole body Of our population? Ask the PEG,
Pile II they. want either the one or the other
horn Of this beautiful dilemma.
Our sham" reciprocity has been in effect but
. short tfme-.with some Of the more important
countries only four months or less down to the
them less than a year. But the increase in our
exports to those countries in the articles af-
over alo,ilS,ooo In some Of the countries the
increase was over 500 per cent. And the articles
Affected were largely agricultural-corn wheat,
Increase extended also to our cotton, iron, and
WOODEN manufactures. Ask the people II they
FEW Msas m 20 ans0 brings awsy SUCH = Rol 4esu fsst b In sns fi sss
Democratic Convention chooses to call 1t
sham.
Vigorous Foreign Pc icy.
0The Democratic platform declares that It is
y sas SnlS R foreIsn nhi pol h / s' weil' 'h is o Sisolou 3
foreign policy did not remove the invidious
and unfriendly discrimination against us bya
positively prohibited the importation q our
dangerous to health. The foreign policy Of the
present Republican administration did, and in
spite of high duties and all the difaculties at
tending the sudden revival Of a long-prohibited
the people had been taught to believe danger
Gus. in the few months that have elapsed this
nav market for the Western farmers had
Perhaps that is why the Democratic convens.
ton amiably remarked in its platform that
1Sa o0nSsny pSS ss g-oha POLICY. poi,HY under n1Is,s which itch
Industry 90 much as that 4 the sherin.
National banking System.
Next to Washington's unconstitutional bar,
comes Salmon =. Chase's national banking
system. That, too, must be abolished, and SO
the rsm. nem n; s;,t,S.pT l ssn I declares lee ar, 2 for the re,
the long and wisely maintained tax on State
bank issues. Such q proposal calls for the re-;
had to consult a Thompson's Bsni-Note Re-
porter before he dared take 9 9 bill for more,
than 6 8" cents ut ! S whsn e s. spTnipn {csaa bill BIZ , would gh.i
cago bill only at . discount IN Springfield;
when the country was flooded with irredeemai
bic shinplasters / when every transaction rep:
shaver was the best one going. Does not SUCH
par q hundred miles from its place Of issue. be-
long to the semi-barbarous period?I Why!
saonas e eo o 4asn, wh 70 as ere R Ret t ssm xa,sTe 1sas
they think about that.
But I forbear. One might pursue such
and | have told youI proposed to make mo-
campaign speeches this year. Besides. i should
be 9 most, tmprudent candidate II I kept on
and DOlltver.
No Reason for q Change.
Our enemies have made our campaign for
as. Hold them to their own deliberately;
avowed principles. We 60 to the people claim1
try, . clean, honorable, business-like and
highly successful administration that a change
Without cav cause eb Is q .h business ;a ~ injury to every
change. The Democrats want this country to-
have an immediate and an absolute changet
once. They denounce q protective tarif
Of any sort OF description. refuse TO-
wages, declare that Washington and Madison!
and even Andrew jackson. did not understand
the Constitution, and that nobody but them,
selves and Jefferson Davis ever did; denounce
anything butja pure tariff for revenue only al
unconstitutional; want to get rid of our reciJ
procity and demand a return to wildcat bankj
Ing. Hold them to their doctrine. Never have
they rushed so plainly and palpably upon theft
fate since the memorable week in 1864, when
their taunt in Chicago that the war for the!
Union was q failure was Instantly answered by
the victorious thunders of Sherman's guns
from Atlanta and the triumphant cheers of.
sheridan.s troopers In the Valley. Let US rise
again to their own destruction, and are deliv-
cred into our hands.
Fortunately 1t Wa. in h Daytime.
About eighty years ago in a little.
village in the town of Easf,