The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-17
STAND BY THE POLICY.

Sublim, Patriotic, and National of Ameri-
ca for the Residents
of America. DO not abandon the system
which gives the country the best opportunities
for its Farmers, Mechanics, and Young
People. they have ever hadl No Interior
ence with the Protective Tariff and no re-
peal!
Trample Upon
every proposition for Unlimited Free Coin
age OF. Silver Dollars which are worth only
~ cents on the dollar. Make them worth
full Dollar. The Sl45, 900. 600 OF National
Bank Notes withdrawn from circulation
since 1881 have been replaced by over $685.
600, 900 Of Silver which has been put out.
Now make the peoples silver money worth
its face, for your own benefit!
Reserve the Public Lands
for actual settlers and save them from mo-
nOpOlies and spectators! Protect and en-
courage the actual settler!
No Interference
with the progressive policies of the RepuDli-
can party repeatedly enacted into law of
building up New Navy; Protecting the
Sea Coasts; PensOning Union veterans; ex-
Commerce.; defending the Common Schools:
Protecting American Citizens abroad; Secur-
ing Reciprocity with other American Ma
tons; demanding Free Expression OF the
Popular Will i'm Elections. and an Honest
Count; Extending American COmmerc'
Reviving American Shipping; Temperance;
and Restraining Trusts.
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