Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-23
STAND BY THE POLICY,

America for the Residents
- America po not abandon tile system which
gives The country the best Opportunities FOR it.
Farmers, Mechanics and Young People they
illt. ever had W Interference with the Protec.
tive Tarif and Nc Repeal
TrampIe Upon
every proposition for Unlimited Free Coinage Of
silver Dollars W hlch are worth only - cents ON
th, dollar Make them worth full Dollar The
Sl4i.',nN ~ National Hank Notes withdrawn
from circulation since Isl has been replaced hy
over S34j"",oo of Silver which has been put out
Now make the peoples silver money worth It's
face, FOR your own benefit
Reserve the Public Lands
for actual settlers and save them from monopo.
lie and -pcculator- Protect aud encourage the
actual settler
No Interference
with the progressive policies Of the Republican
party repeatedly enacted into law Of build
in- up New Navy, Protecting the Sea Coasts +;
Pen-!oning Union veterans. excluding the Chi
uc-t. Regulating Inter State Commerce, de
Tending the Common schools Protecting Amer
ican citizens abroad, Securing Reciprocity with
other American Nations; demanding Free Ex-
preston of the Popular VIII in Elections, and n
Honest Count, Extending American Commerce .
keviving American shipping; Temperance. and
Restraining Trusts.
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