The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

ness interests formed for the purpose Of nplit-'
Ing producslsa~alA Axi1Q1rioes u inconsiStent
with ne Air he1G whicE ought to DO open to
il sa. les. should 81 o be superseded By an %.
forced eoncessiono the demands of combinA-
lions mat have e power to destroy; nor
q cheePness. WIN usually results from Whole.
THESE asarssatioas and combinations fro.
terests Of tho people. and in ali their phases
they are unnatural and opposed to our Amert-
can sense Of fairness. TO the extent that they
the Renerslgcvernments hould relieve our citi.
zens from their interference and exactions
Equal Rights. 1870
.-"Ioyalty to tho principles upon which our
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kSs o q sxs r: esgg
ship wherever found, and, unimpaired by race
OF color II ePpeals for recognition to American
:. ''Onr relations With thel1ndians located With
Husaity = ana cons,ssens3
in our dealings With item to honestly and CON- CON-
eiderately0 regard their rights and interests.
Every effort should be made to lead them
to self supporting and independent citiscnship
In the meantime. rs the nations wards, they
should be promptly: defended against tho cupid
influence Of temptation that Ietards their I'd.
's TariR Reform. 'tit'7'
1.-THE peopleof the.Unted States have dccreed
That on this day the control Of their goeern-
ment in tts legislative and executive branches
shall be given to political party pledged in
They 10 tSSs
ee sa sy;;sa
y h
masters, 70 devote themselves unremitting!y to
principle our task must b undertaken wisely
and without vindictfvenesS Our mission il not
punishment, but tho recHhcstion of wrongs.
II, IN lifting burdens from the daily life OF our
people, we reduce tnordinate and unequal ad.
vantages too long enjoyed, this is but ncces-
sary incident Of our, return to rightaud justice
II II We exact from unwilling minds aequiescence
iund OF governmental beneficence treasured w
Tor Oh; we but insist upon . principle which
tear aside the dclusions and misconceptions
which have blinded our countrymcn to their
condition under vicious tariff laws webut
sn. " them how Tar they have boon led away
from the paths OF contcEtment and prosperity.
When we proclaim that sthe necessity f0r rove
nue. to support the government furnishes tho
only justification for taxing the people, We IN.
nouncc q truth 30 plain that its denial would
seem to indicate the extent to which judgment
may be influenced by familiarity with perver-
rcinstate the SELF confidence and business en-.
terpr1sc OF our citizens, by dtscrcditing an
sh1ect t,. Dependence upon governmental favor.
can character which support the hope OF Ameri-
can achievement
~r ANXIETY for the redemption Of the pledges
complete justification OF the trust the people
nave reposcd in us. constrafn mo to remind
t those with whom am to cooperate that We can
succeed In doing the work which haA been
especially set before us only by the most
sincere, harmonious and disInterested effort.
Even II insuperable obstacles and opposition
prevent the consummation of our task, We shal!
hardly be excused: and II failure can be tracer:
to our fault or neglect we may bo sure the peo-
countabtlity.
To Defend and Protect the Constitution.
THE oath now take TO preserve, protect and
oelend the constitution of the United States,
not only impressively defines tho great Re:
sponslbl1ty assume. but suggests obedience
to constitutional commands as the rule by witch
my oniclal conduct must be guided. shall, -
of duty, preserve tho constitution BY Loyalty
protecting every grant OF federal power it con.
ta1ns, by defending all its restraints when at
enforcing its limitations and reservations IN
1avcr OF the states and the people.
Wise and Patriotic support.
"Fully impressed with the gravity Of tho
ness, should be appalled, II it wero ny lot to
bear unaided the responsibilities Witch await
me: 1 am. however, saved from discourage.
ment when remember that shall have the
support and the counsel and ooope, 0,ion Of
wise and patriotic men who will stand at my
side in cabinet places or will represent tho pe0-
pie in their legislative hallA
Il hnd- also much ccomfort in remember
Ing that my countrymen are just and generous
and In the assurance that they will not con-
uemn those who by sincere devotion TO their
service deserve their forbcarance and approval
Cancellation.
"Above all, know there Is Supreme Being
who rules the affairs OF men and whose good
ness and mercy have always followed the
American people; and 1 know He viii not turn
from US now ii We humbly seek His powerful
aid