The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-06-15
What KYLE Should Do

The Chicago Inter Ocean gives Sena-
tor Kyle some tatherly advice in his high
aspirations if Is aspiring for the presi-
dency. 1t says;
Sen tor Kyle is what lie is by grace OF
the populists of South Dakota; it is said
that he desires TO be candidate for the
residency CT the United States, by grace
OF the pouulists of all the states. 1t IS a
high ambition.
The popuiists should makehaste to tell
Senator KYLE what they would have him
do, and he should make haste to do it,
He can, by prompt and bold action, pre-
vent more dire calamities frocl falling
of the west-who form the bulk OF the
populist party-thep yet have befalen
them. Up to this time Of writing the
senator has aided the progress of move
ments that, if not checked at once, must
bring such calamites upon the members
of the party to which he belongs.
Senator Kyle should be told by his
constituents that the one and only sure
way OF bringing silver to a parity with
gold is by making it a medium of ex-
change acceptable TO all nations equally
with gold. He should be told that Great
Britain stands most strongly in opposition
to the bimetallic theory He should be
told that the power Of Great Britain as
an opponent IS derived from the fact of
It's being the great selling nation-the
great creditor nation. He should be told
that every measure that goes toward in
creaslng the Indebtedness of America to
Great Britain is measure that enforces
the power Ct European opposition to
American silver.
He should be told that every tariff item
that lessons the power Of an American
gold, is an item that compels an Amerl-
can to buy something from Europe and
pay for it in gold. He should be told
that it is his duty to support Senator
Lodges resolution for a tariff that will
discriminate against British goods so
long as Britain discriminates against
American silver. He should be told
that hitherto he has been acting as one
the senatorial servants of the alien I'M
porter's ring that seeks to make Amer
ca goldpaying buyer OF British wares.
He should be told that most of his con-
stituehts have wheat and meat to sell
and that reciprocity has wonderfully en-
larged the the foreign deman nd for them.
He should be told that tariff bill that
will work repeal Of the reciprocity agree
ments between this country and Ger
many and other counties will impover-
ish western farmers. He should be told
that he has been working toward this
end.
lie should be told that free sugar has
made cheap sugar, and that his constitu-
ents buy sugar He should be told that
he has been voting with party that
seeks TO retax the buyer of sugar for the
lie should be told that the establish
ment OF American beet sugar works
benefited his constituents in two vays--
nrst oy working against the sugar trust:
secondly, by creating new agricultural
industry-that Of beet growing. He
should be told that this industry was
iostered by the sugar bounty. He should
DO told that he has been voting with the
party that threatens to repealthe bounty
He should be told that the great west
IS the great wool and flax growing coun-
try. lie should be told that he is report
ed as favoring bill! that leaves WOO,
without any protection. and that reduces
the amount OF protection hitherto a.
forded to fax.
tie should be told that hitherto he and
his populist colleagues in congress. PET
fer excepted, have never missed an On
portunity Of betraying each and every
one OF the principles Of which the POM
list party stands committed. And he
should be told that, unless he and thev
be found in steadfast, bold and succass.
ful opposition to the democratic tariff
for-trust bill, neither he nor any one n
them ever will be presidential ouan.
tity.' 41o"-
we have written successful oppos,.
hon" because this worst tariff bill tha.