Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-11-12
POLICY
nr1IyEu BY CHAIRMAN HAN
win AN INTERVIEW.
sue 4. a.. I.ao..l party 70 Include Men
rA.,. Z, j shade. Of Former Political :
\ ~, ,s,atements Are issued by
he car.. ,.,.. chairman na's. and Mr.
/. just Bes. ~ae

- Noy. 1O.-The World this
~ following outline OF what
N,aod TO be President-elecf
I'lsr's general policy:
nlss SaS but comparatively brief
s Ns,,Dns with Maj. Mckinley
\. Lection. This week | expect
sIm In Cleveland. ! presume
,xiII have more details than |
s.ssant aware of. But this much
To feels that he owes much
..triotic Democrats who prefer
i 70 strict party ties. Indiana,
lance was unquestionably car
sssinst fusion by Democratic
He recognizes the very great
nsrformed by Democratic and
s.gsnt newspapers during tho
- Mai. Mckinley will ep'
i see collected a great nation
~ that will give prosperity TO
sn,ry He expects and hopes
ran Of all shades OF former po-
|npllef will be united to this END.
talked with some of the most
|sal of the old Democratic lead
am glad to say they are in
with Mai. McKinley's hopes.
q movement he will make viii
shtain sufficient revenue TO con
Il government. Further issues
Eds would be altogether too
ms. Business prosperity and
II demand that as soon as pos
no government should be on a
basis. To this end an extra
Of congress will be necessary
L~,dent Mckinley will undoubt-
N one soon after his Inaugural
legislation will be required to
ne desired revenue and Mr..
lev will do everything In his
10 secure il, as we'll as the legal
khment of a policy which will
put everybody at work. In all
hopes and expects that he will
he'd by patriotic men, regardless
lines. As for myself | am not
nv office and will endeavor TO
to private business affairs
need my personal attention.
To the popuiist.
Elngton, Nov. l0-Chairman But
HE Populist national committee,
bddress to the Populists. says, in
Il not been for the prejudice
the Democratic name, as well
nnt Of confidence In Democratic
E, for which Ii must be frankly
ID past experience furnished
aoard, a majority OF the votes
runtry, In spite OF the tremend-
unparalleled forces put for
g the Republican managers,
haye cast their vote for financial
and American independence.
Fple's party, with a high patri-
hnd an rnselfisa devotion to
y greater than ever before ex-
ey any other party, stepped out
It's organization to throw its
votes solldly for Bryan. Had
Pe' than this number OF those
Pled themselves Democrats In
FEen their support to Mr.. Me-
the cause of the people and
70 principles would have tri-
mis- year. This class of Dem
snl surely support the party OF
ives and trusts In the future.
PAGES In the ranks Of the re-
Esis must be taken by patriotic
Fans In fact, Bryan would
Ifa elected in this contest had
PNo more silver Republicans
lne rescue. The position of
Qpes party In this great contest
'lnced every patriotic Ameri-
me party can be trusted to
Iae principles Of good govern
y 'ne interests Of the people
lay and all circumstances.
!, me Peoples party will be
guy around which the patriotic
y, and will gather to redeem
u republic and to restore
FoDle."
"atsment by Towne
Ainn., Nov. 10-Congressman
iowne has made the fol-
saternent:
Y distinctly understood that
rushed by my defeat, as has
1"'ed. The ISLANDERS connect
Ie way | have met the re-
y, %e election have been of n
nose which characterized
mn. When | took the stand
M ms ago In behalf Of the well
y, people. as l understood IL,
,he trusts and gold stand
49, men underwent all the
~ self-renunciation. / was
os ~ personal failure. I vas
M my own selfish interest.
y ! should have been com.
VIII OF the reigning pow.
ispuoilcan party. I took my
y "a my hand with full
tov the contingencies and
- either fortune. Thence.
.ne peoples fight more
as to the cause itself. for
M NV fought SO vaiorously.
NJ uspair OF It. We believe
viii Justify our contention.
tha nent Prosperity is posi-.
nopss gold standard. When
s .sa Is made we shall
Isus again, and, reinforced
va scrable arguments Of ex-
utntion restore the money of
0as aon and the reign of the
yieo noble leader, Mr.. BRYAN.
|peet h,u and undismayed. In
Esstss aim to lead us to victory
1 hsns popular uprising the
os'iot has ever evidenced
and elieve In the rule OF the
TIE h W. VIII submit with good
ana policies that t;,a
(esr.r may inaugurate."
nan to Bimstallist..