The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05
CAMPAIGN TEXTBOOK !
A Valuable Volume Issued by the Repuh
lican National COMMITTEES.

A Valuable Volume Issued by the Repub-
lican Natieaal Committee.
The Republican Campaign Textbook,
Just issued from the headquarters Of
the national congressional Republic.
an committee, 2l0 Delaware avenue,
northeast, Washington. Is handy vol
ume In appearance, containing $50 pages
of classified political matter, which
forms the most unique'and handy book
Of reference that has ever been given to
the people In any political campaign in
the history Of the government. The
Republican committee are to be compli-
mented upon their good Judgment in the
selection of the matter and its olassi-
foation.
The questions which now agitate the
public mind in the political arena may
be resolved to three or four prominent
issues. The money question stands out
prominently, although the Democrats
for the last two years have endeavored
to keep down any uprising of the people
in favor of q national issue upon money
because they are so divided that with
a majority of 81 in the present house of
Representatives they were unable to give
the country free coinage bill. It would
be hard to tell what they might do on
the question of currency after having
failed on the silver or metal money is
sue. The Republicans are outspoken
and fair in the statement of the money
question as shown by their handbook.
More than so pages are devoted to the
discussion of this matter, where the
party's record and party declarations
are plainly written. 1t is not free coin
age for California and Colorado and O
gold standard for New York, but q
broad, national declaration calculated
to meet the wants Of all localities and
Of all interests, which is the only posi-
BILE thing to be accomplished.
The tariff question is examined, both
from historical and from an industrial
standpoint The present act is shown
! to be mere subterfuge, or compromise
> measure, wherein the trusts have So
cured all the recognition they demanded
Pensions have been fairly cared for il
A 10 pages of condensed matter. The ole
soldier is not forgotten in his claims fol
!. recognition.
: Internal revenue forms short, tiers,
t chapter, in which will be found ;
!. healthy statement of the Republican
. doctrine that internal taxes ought to b.
a wholly abolished.
. Under the title of Employment
a pages are devoted to a statistical repor
of the factory system of the Unite'
a States, showing the number Of estab
u lishments, with the number of employ
i ees and the wages paid in 1890. Thi
d is one of the most useful set of table
a in the book, as it will enable the speak
er and writer to make comparisons wit
o perfect ease.
a Perhaps the most notable feature c
. the volume is found at the top of eac
i page i'll the form Of maxim or an epi
10 gram from some prominent person,
t. large majority of those in the volum
!, u being selected from the present senator
m and representatives, although few AZ
l. from foreign and old authors. Thes
= Imaxims are set out in black faced lei
III tiers at the top Of each page and becom
Iat once an interesting feature of the Ell
.. tire book. 1t would be impossible /
. this short chapter to enumerate all I'll
d excellent features of the volume, BIT
8 ask the Republicans everywhere to ol
a serve the following notice:
II 1.-THE National Republican Textboo
,el for 1904, just issued, is one Of the mo
"a complete volumes ever presented to Il
\ people. 1t contains $50 pages, arrange
d in the form of political encyclopedia
Send rs cents in postage stamps
IN Thomas n. Mckee, secretary, 2l0 De
~ aware avenue, N. E., Washington, al
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