The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-10

the first and only pain killing plaster.
lakes but for the railways A nigRardly policy
Ia dealing with the question 81 characterization
policy OF antseonism to railway development
TS Ss 10 Zoo tGH & & tom.
| iron ore, So 600 zoo tons OF coal and 5000. 900
eountry. IN addition to supplies for al those
employee 10 Its Production and ne dist,iSu
on o. do Ss %nsh.s PopS s snd
Eaw.ys only the aiss,Sutop o q a the tonnage
pig IRON a, home ne we Se create 7o.6o0ooo tons Of
freight for our railways and vessels. against
consume by 1000 from beets and sorghum
sorghum cane. coal and limestope to transport
| to sugar manufactures in addition to the dis
tribution Of the refined sugar.
Coal is consumed in prod Of pin iron:
L:-For driving the machinery at the iron.
conl. and limestone mines.
LIN tran porting iron ore. coal. and lime
IIL-in converting coal into coke.
If.-1n operating the N machinery at the blast
furnace and In heating the blast
Vim smelling iron ore and limestone.
Let the Western farmers support the policy
81 Profession to Amersss tS and
the railways. and they will secure reduction
OF freight charges. without driving our rail;
revenue reformers a very wide berth. The
more beets. sorghum. GOAL iron ore. lime
ma nufactories. the cheaper they can and will
transport the products OF the farm to market.
variety are enemies OF the American farmer.
The abolition o. me bonding fraud upon
g. Ss sn
ada Adj the Bsn n Of Montreal And the Canadian
Mam saHd Horn vii sn
tial LOBBY in shinaton well supplied with
British gold. and win expect. with the support
element. TO defeat lis abolition.
American railway Investments. American
extension west OF the Great Lakes. the rapid
continuous and persistent development OF
Mississippi States American control OF the
i'm m ense traffie across this continent from
troll OF tho 81. Lawrence River as an sconomi-
cal outlet and inlet TO and from the sea for our
S sas ~ s. n.
Atlantic and Pacific, the removal OF all neees-
COMPLETE aud early collapse OF monarchcal
Toned supremacy OF the United States In the
Mexico to the Arctic SEES, and from New Found
tinent to peaceful Industry and the uplifting
humanity and the removal OF all causes most
Intercourse with the motheriand are involved
In the abolition q the bonding system.
British sod on n. ons sds and the
highest interests Of the nation and humanity
win: IL not. the bonding system will DO uncon-
dtionally abolished.
solution OF this great continental problem far
from 1t. IL is not q question OF Republican or
est Interest to tSi. renu6lic and to all the Eng
ltsh- speaking communities OF the world as well
The to ss Is this tR Ind
AnsricSn nag wave ,,, TIiHssti0Iedi sI
from It forever. or shall we fortlfy our northern
boundary and prepare for conflict which will
viii the present Administrator follow in the
footsteps OF the Infamous traitor buchanan or
may now be accomplished peacefully; II de-
lAyed 1t will come in blood.
State, greatly desired The nomination oT New
hork's fHyorite son; Mr. thAuncey Mitchell
Pfe reside Of the repa6iic. tho par" i0f the
The vote OF no other state was more import
ant aud necessary to the success OF the party.
No citizen OF the repu bile could have made the |
thirty-six electoral Votes OF New York more |
Depew We should have had a candidate OF vast |
experience in Eubllc affairs one who had rem
her hour Of greatest need and imminent peril. |
and TO MS party; an American Ia London;
and cultured scholar unAssaiIabls In his |
AND AND kR H9 al s sRSo S
In short, a typical American OF the highest |
rank; His one crime, consisted in being the |
great railway systems OF the world. which had |
rendered enormous service to the country for
: In his capacity as President he had been
faithful TO the public interest as well as TO
that Of the shareholders aud employees Of the
world has carried its freight and passengers
so eheaDly, His rejection BY the Western Re-
to Western civilization, morality. justice. |
honor common sense aud financial Integrity. |
Of the name OF Mr. Chauneey Nj. Depew
In 1858 as candidate before the Republican
National C3nyention at Chicago for the P[efi-
It Is the same spirit which has been and stil
IS endsayoIing TO cloths theft, reputation.
justice, equity, and law. 1t is spirit which is
hAtefdl deyilish. antagonists. ana destrue-
prestige OF Republican INSTITUTIONS and must
be made odius or Il will endanger the safety
tha il liz ss IS 4 6oad
Dc hunted down as dangerous wild beast
offered their lives willing sacrifice for the
defence OF the republic have ceased 10 be q
have paid $1,000 100000 70 crush this sane
spirit manifested in another form. The same !
Infamous, anti American. anti-democratic.
manifested itself IN the Nihilist Anarchist
fopullst Granger. deficiency producing, in
american annex. the income tax. OF those now
~ control OF the national Administration.
allowed to again sndsngeTths existence Of the
republic shall HO crush II At once and fOr- |
svsEi or shall We SlloT Il again 70 COMPEL Us 20
10000 Of sssamulStsd capital
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