The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-05

fsrnss ss wses ssnt ont 20 TIE markets. q the
world ,sostd dIsaes President Hsrrison:. admins.
sxchsnss for fors,sn gold. or have since
yithout d!mcnlty. and WAGES were Eoo1
nss ssis " ss r. MSsa
President Harrison and the Republican
party we're voted on. Of the .d1in:trati,e
efnment Q change had occurred. Every. one
Of the conditions then existing has been
altered. and the nation has learned by bit.
plication q politics, which the people hive
they have not had much else to DO. A. an
evtdence that the people are not eattsaed,
tion return. Of 1se2 and those Of most re-
Snt dat ds Ss1f Of f,s MsepuS
indispatasi. a PROOF proof that there Va. not not only
trstion had 6esn made. but also dl.s.ti:, 3.
its disposal Of the public questions vitality
Affecting the workshops, the farms and the
fresides Of America.
Springs . Sensation.
The address was devoted wholly TO-
discussion OF the tari9. especially Of the
% he presented phase Of tie law recently
passed which was startling surprise 70
sss & nf In sss.
continoat!on ,ef ths treaty g 1876 with the
king Of the Hawaiian islands. under which
4; y. .ssss sss,ttss ss' ;ss snSsa g S
schedule quoted is 90 follows: provided
nothing herein contained. shall be SO con-
pslr irst the treaty q commercial reciprocity
the king Of the said islands on Jan. 80.
sress ar heretofore passed for the execution Of
the same"
ssu. .sd .adata Gov .os sea
which has not heretofore been suspected.
The sugar production Of the Hawaiian isl.
erations. The Democratie lsrtx took away
from the sugar. . rsise5. @ q the Upitea States
pSodueers p ths Haxa,laa islands. @ diving
whole world outside 81 those Islands,
.s ps yosSSses sSs or e q As 70 sI ssn
States. I do not question, my fellow citi.
ar bss 4sst mi M 0t ere ws1
other treaties male by the government Of
the United States ,a, twice ns ,sS, god d., Wen a
away III s .s s ss 81 We save toss tx
the cane producers aud the beet producers
and the maple sugar producers y bounty
a% hse tic Se Seun, :hoSa W. san
teen years. That is MI wiped ont by the
law Of 1894. Not even the bounty of this
year Is given to the crop that has already
United Unit States. ~ BY this l law this is taken
from the sugar producers. Of the country.
What Is there more sacred In y reciprocity
emn contract made with our cltixens?'
Az Regards Finances.
Democracy was criticised for increasing
Try fell below the expenditures The
money question was touched on. Gov. Me-
whether II be gold or silver. whether It I've
treasury notes Or gold or silver certificates
lem to-day, To DO this we must not only
have something to sell. but be able to lind
o i. %ses o Tns Sny we s nnss
keep i; II We are. compelled 10 keep IL.
we suffer the loss In whole or In part Of
psnss SSst' .es rs e IL Prsas %n @ none,
than i 4 now. Il Is bcaase i is S''sas not en-.
pioyed that we have the stagnation in
the reason It is not employed Is because the
Invitation to safe aud profitable Investment
Is not presented; Il e not the lack Of
trouble; It Il. the lack Of prosnerous manu-
featuring and the absence Of confidence in
the party 1anaging the government and
adence and hope are everywhere maui.
tested manufacturers are busy and labor IL
emgloyed. and when both are engaged,
fair wages. then agriculture is prosperous,
ana money has free and healthy circula.