Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-10-12

farmers we're now supplying Chicago
and Cleveland with potatoes and barley.
and that wen Russia was sending ship.
loads of barley to New York.
Two-thirds of the democratic party.
ne said, that are now engaged in at
tempting to destroy the American in.
dustries, were thirty years ago engaged
in attempting to destroy our govern
ment; that the Wilson banquet in Lon
don, and the declaration made there that
the tin plate mills Of Cornwall and
Wales we're firing their furnaces, was
very significant when we remember that
the tin plate mills of America have
closed their doors, and should furnish
food for intelligent thought; that the
rejoicing over the passage of the Wilson
bill in Wales, Birmingham, Leeds and
Glasgow had no counterpart in America;
tina the overthrow of reciprocity had cost
US untold millions in the Cuban.
German and Brazilian trade. He closed
the tariff portion of his speech by giving
the opinions asto the merits of the Will.
son bill, of Burke Cochran, Roger @
Mills and Grover Cleveland, himself.
who declared in an open letter that the
passage of that measure meant party
pertidy and party dishonor.
he denounced the repeal of the fed
eral election laws as a crime second onlv
to slavery, declaring that 5000
our people were practically disfranchized
through fraud, violence and crime: that
the safety of the republic lay in the IN
tegrity of its elections, declaring that
every democrat and every popuiist vote
IN Doth the house and senate we're cast
IN favor of the repeal of the law which
had stood on our statute books for
twenty-five years, and bad never hurt a
man except he were a thief or a ballot
box suffer, and that they did it with full
and complete knowledge that it's repeal
would overthrow the only barrier
to gigantic frauds in the great
cities OF the north and against
the elective franchise in the
south, declaring that here was a moral
question presented to the people beside
which questions of finance and trade
p!aled into utter insignifcance. He
closed with an earnest appeal to all
honest, patriotic American citizens to
stand by the only party that pledged
itself to continue the struggle until the
poorest and weakest citizen of the re-
public should receive the same protec-
ton in the exercise of his legal and con-
stltutional rights that is accorded to the
richest and proudest in the land.
Goodbye Goose.
"A party of hunters, consisting of Con-
ductor Sloan and MI. Smith of Fargo,
y. M. Botsford of Winona, MIMI; Ed
Lucas, brother of j. W., of Min
neapolis; ). J. Lawrence of Pitts.
burg, Al Herbert and J. w.
Lucas of Bismarck, departed last Mon
day for Washburn. They had three
wagons, a complete camping outfit and
S'Ooc rounds OF ammunition. They ex-
pect to be gone ten days and to have to
walk home, as the three wagons will be
used to haul the game in. They go as
the guests of our popular druggist, J. W.
LUCAS. SUCCESS TO you, gentlemen.
The Democratic Idea of 1t.
Devils Lake Free Press: Roger Allin,
the republican nominee for governor will
speak in this city on Friday evening,
October 18th. Roger is an honest old
soul, and the best man in the republican
party.
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This Lady is Qualified for Full Electoral
Franchise.
Ed. TRIBUNE: Will you kindly allow
a voter to give nj or two reasons among
many why Miss Bates should be elected
to the Office for which she is nominated?
One is that she is in all respects compe.
tent to fill the position of state superin-
tendent of instruction, and will make a
pains-taking and efficient officer. An
other is that she is a republican, and
was nominated by the republicans, under
whose administration this country has
prospered beyond any nation in the
world. 1t saved the nation in its hour
of peril. It broke the shackles of mill
ions of human beings and gave them
their freedom. It gave US our home
stead laws, whereby thousands of fam
lilies obtained good homes. 1t has hon
ored its soldiers, who made it possible
for this nation to live. II gave us our
free schools. All the good things which
this country enjoys came through the
republican party. [ for one will be
proud to vote for Miss Bates, bat would
like so much better if I we're able to cast
my vote for each and every one on the
republican ticket. 1t is no time for a
republican, because there are some on
the ticket that he don't like or approve
of, to say he will not vote the ticket
and thus help to continue in power a
party that in less than two years has
brought this country to the verge of O
and destruction. Do the people realize
that the same power is behind the
throne now that was there in the sixties,
and are determined to accomplish by the