The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-17
Stand by the Policy.

StdIlW w MS EUlIGys
sabIjme Patriotic. and S,tienal. ana
Americs for the Residents
Il America. Do not abandon the sys.
tem which gives the country the best
OPPORTUNITIES for rs Farmers. Mecl,an.
n and Young People, they have ever
fhadl No Interference with Protective
Tariff and Repesl
Tiamrie Upon Every
,roposition for Unlimited Free Coinare
4 X Silver Dollars which ave woi th only
= ~ cents on the dollar Make them
sorth 4 full dollar The $4,000! 800
Y National Bank Notes wi Ia AVA from
ireulation since 1881 have been ,e lac
Il by over SS,5, 600: 900 OF Silver which
IA been put out Now make the peo.
"a silver money worth lis face, for your
own benefit
Reserve fiie Public Lands
4, actual settlers. rod. save them from
&monopolies and speculators Project
Ina encourage the actual settlers
No interference
With the progressive policies otthe Ee-
publican party repeatedly enacted into
awl OF building mp o New Nayyf Pro-
,ecting the Sea Coasts; Pensionine 90.
an veterans; excluding the Chinese !,
iPepnlating Inter Stlte Commerce de-
landing the Common Schools Peoiect-
m American Citizens abroad Seem.
iS9 Reciprocity with other Amer can
INst,ons; denandine Free Expressions
Il tie popular wiIlin Elections. snd an
Honest Count Extending American
tIommerce Reyiying American Ship
4 ming Temperance and Restraining
3Trusis
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