Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-03-11

sterncst activities OF man and TejOices
in tie hardihood of constant labor, may
I still have lurking near his vitals an
unheeded disease that dooms him to
sudden collapse. 1t cannot be doubted
that our stupendous achievements as
people and our counuy's robust
strength have gwen rise to needless
ness of those lale go~eIning our national
health which we cannot any more eyade
than human life can escape the laws
of God and nature.
"Manifestly nothing is more vital 10
our supremacy as a nation and 10 the
benjiicent purposes Of government than
sound and stable currency.lts expo
sure to degradation should al once
arouse to activity the most enlightened
craftsmanship; and the danger of de-
probation in the purchasing power Of
I wages being paid to al should furnish
the strongest incentive to prompt and
/ conservative precauuOn. Indeed, with
our present embarrassing situation as
related to this subject, we will be wise
if we will temper confidence and faith
in our national strength and resources
with the frank concession that even
those viii not permit us to defy with
impunity the memorable laws Of finance
and trade. At the same time, in our
efforts to adjust differences of opinion,
We should be free from intolerance or
passion and our Judgment should be
unmoved by alluriug phrases and I'M
veXed by selfish interests. | am conf
dent such an approach to the subject
VIII result in prudent and effective
remedial legislation In the meantime
50 far as the executive branch Of gov
eminent can intervene, none Of the
powers with which it is invested viii
be withheld when their exercise is
deemed necessary to MAINTAIN our nat
tional credit or avert finacial disaster
Closely related to the exaggerated
confidence in oar cOunuy's greatness
which leads to the disregards of rules
of national safety another danger con
fronts us not less serious. | refer to
the prevalence of the popular DISPOSE
ton to expect from the operation of
government especial and direct indi-
! vidual advantages. The verdict Of our
voters which condemned the injury Of
maintaining the policy of protection
euioins upon the peoples servants the
duty of exposing and destroying a brood
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Every thoughtful American must
realize the Importance Of checking at
the beginning any tendency in public
or private station "a regard frugaly
aud economy rs virtues which we may
safely outgrow. The federation OF this
iIpo results I'm a waste ~ tho nnouln'S