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choose to do so he would be entitled to
no sympathy. The simple question is
shall we, by protection, encourage the
building and outfitting of American
ships, or shall we continue to be tribute
payers to foreign carriers for fear tnat
if we assert our right and capacity to
do as they do, build ships and compete
for the worlds commerce, they will re-
taliate by putting an import duty upon
goods we send to foreign markets!
Since the United States is the largest
market for Germany and England IN
all the world, we may well consloer
whether these nations would cut OF
their noses to spite their faces; whether
they would sacrifice their trade with US
for the purpose Of carrying goods upon
the high seas for US. When we pro-
pose to establish a protective tariff we
do not heed the threat to retaldate on
the same lines. Indeed, we concede the
right Of other countries to do precisely
the same thing. England largely SUD-
sidizes her ocean carriers. Nearly all
her great mail lines are maintained py
enormous bonuses granted by the
crown. and It is under these that they
are enabled to drive our marine feets
out of existence. When we propose
something of the same fostering care
for our ship interests, we are told that
we must desist for fear of retaliation.
That would mean that in foreign ports
imports would go In at less duty tax
than if carried on bottoms Of the Amer1-
can nation.
IF that were done it might, indeed.
shut American vessels out of foreign
ports to some extent, but it could NOT
affect the greater matter of carrying
foreign commerce into our own ports
on our own ship bottoms. No foreign
nation would be likely to place an ex-
port tax upon her shipping products
and manufactures In order to force US to
take it's goods from its own bottoms.
Such a policy would be suicidal ana
rank folly. But If it were attempted
America could stand it, happily situated
as to resources as she is.
We cannot see why a subsidy grained
to American ships would not be a Dur
den upon consumers equally with
discriminating duty, nor why foreign
nations might not just as reasonably
object to our subsidizing our vessels py
way of encouraging them to compete
with our foreign friends whose subs1-
dizing and promoting Of their own sn1ps
have practically driven American com
v,,o,>.e from tho seas
The record-union., 1896-11-22

A man in indianapolis persisted in
driving upon the left side of the road
A bicyclist who was on the right hand
side of the road was in consequence run
over and injured. The wheelman pur-
sued the driver in a criminal action
and the case went to the upper courts.
The driver insisted that he had the
right on a public highway to drive
where he pleased as there is no statute
requiring him to take to the right.
The courts hold against him, and say
that it is the unwritten law that We
hicles must go to the right hand side,
and that law is as effective, when in
voked, as If written upon the statute
books This is simple justice and is
common sense. This claim to use ali
of street or any part Of it one pleases
regardless of the rule of the road
has been advanced in California also
The decision of Judge Cox in the In
dianapolis case will serve as an excel
lent precedent.
The record-union., 1896-11-22
a CHURCH IN POLITICS,

It is clear that the Mormon Church Is
not out of politics. 1t has diScapnneo
Moses Thatcher, a candidate for the
United States Senate, who presumed 70
run for Office without the consent and
instruction of the church. Thatcher In
sists that neither as a churchman nor as
a. citizen has he done anything to JUSTIFY
the council of the church interfering
with him
The organ Of the church at Salt Lake
City announces that the church Will OPP
pose Thatcher in all his political amol-
ttons solely ON religious grounds The
matter thus takes on the form OF direct
church interference with the rights OF
the citizen.
OF course the non-church papers. the
Tribune" and Herald" are very In
dignant and denounce the Mormon
priesthood IN unmeasured terms. AS
result a rally ts going on Of all opposed
TO church meddNng to form compact
body in opposition to such tnterfer-
ence.
It IS well that this matter has come to
a head so early in the Statehood OF
Utah. We have feared all along that
under State independence the Mormon
power would reassert itself and lift the
banner of religion In politics. This 1t
has done in the Thatcher case cer-
tainly, and It indicates that 1t Is but
the beginning OF domination the
church proposes In all cases.
Utah, according to the Mormons,
should be governed by the church coun-
ellis, not by the people. officials are to
be such as it chooses, and they are to do
the bidding Of the church first in their
official situations. There is no other
possible Interpretation to be put upon
the situation. If the church is not con-
cerned in other than spiritual matters
why should it at all interfere with the
right Of any of its membership to as
pfre to place, and to choose which party
he pleases?
The record-union., 1896-11-22

The Bryanites talk about sectional
ism as against them; the solid East
against the West. How can that be
with Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan,
Oregon, California, Iowa, Illinois and
Indiana, with Kentucky and West Vir-
ginia for Mckinley, all west of the Alle-
ghanies? In fact, the only States west
of that chain that go for Organism are
Nebraska, idaho, one of the Dakotas,
Montana, Washington, Wyoming, Ne
vada and Utah, and all the South went
solidly massed and sectionalized for Mr.
Bryan, while the Mckinley vote is
scattered from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific, and from the Canadian line to the
south boundaries Of Kentucky and
West Virginia
The record-union., 1896-11-22


personality in the case. The writer who
desires to make his name his capital in
business is desirous of signing his work;
but these are few compared with the
whole number of writers who are so
situated as to do this. Another view of
the matter is this, that the unsigned
criticism, be it in dramatic or literary
lines, is apt to be more impartial, bolder
and more correct in judgment where his
personality is shielded by the paper he
represents. In the matter of special
lists, says the New York Critic" they
are far more likely to speak plainly and
vigorously of a fellow-specialist's book,
or essay, or poem, or dramatic produc-
ton if the criticism Is to go forth un-
signed.
The record-union., 1896-11-22

dispatches charge to their account in
the latest news from the island. It is
said that they have employed band
of sharpshooters to pick off officers OF
killed they promise a $1,000 reward.
and for Weyler's head they offer 3d.
600. This is barbarous. The Cubans
must wage the war for their inde-
pendence along the lines recognized as
necessary by civilized nations. When
they take on savage methods they lose
the respect and sympathy Of decent
people.
The record-union., 1896-11-22

gestion of the Record Union" that the
election law be added to by so much
as a single short section, requiring cleo
to post the result at the door Of the
polling place, that all the people who
wish may read or copy the figures. Nu-
merous other of our interior exchanges
have also voiced their approval Of the
proposition, and it would seem that
there is a general desire that the Legis-
lature about to assemble shall make
the necessary order.
The record-union., 1896-11-22

To those who rejoice In the election OF
Mckinley and look forward TO the re-
sumption of prosperity, let it be said
that the country Is In the condition OF
one who has long been sick and has just
started ON the road to complete recov-
cry. But his strength is not to be gained
at a bound. The United States Is about
to enter upon the convalescent stage,
and it will take time to regain the COR
dltion desired by all. The first steps
have been taken, confidence has been
restored and money is flowing out into
the channels Of trade and industry. But
the great movement the flood tide, will
not roll in for some time because there
remains to be made confirmation Of the
win of the people by the action Of Con-
gress. " lat we need to keep In mind
now is this, that we are recovering, not
recovered.
The record-union., 1896-11-22

Pitchfork Tillman declares that Pres"
ident Cleveland is responsible for the
whole smash-up Of the Populist-Demo-
cratic fusion concern. That is rather
rough on the people. We had an idea
that some millions Of voters were en-
titled to share in the blameworthiness.
The record-union., 1896-11-22
FOR THANKSGIVING.

Our thoughtful and mature readers
will be thrilled, we believe, by "Nemos g"
article this morning. AS far as we
know. there is nowhere In literature a
similar grouping Of things to be thank
full for We think we can detect
throughout the prayer veiled argu-
ment from nature for the existence of
God. We are permitted to explain that
Memo is engaged in business, and
that his weekly letter Is the result OF
the utilization of spare morning and
evening moments.
The record-union., 1896-11-22

Brander Mathews Is out In a paper
urging the signing of criticisms in the
public press. From the critics point Of
view, who Is wholly independent and
able to withstand punishment, this
would do; from the other fellows u
would not. From the EDITORS point ok
view 1t is undesirable. The paper and
not the man as responsible, and the pa
per and not the man = threeoce khA
The record-union., 1896-11-22
The Puzzle.

WELL" said Yuss, I've taken a pow
der for my headache, pellet for my
liver and a capsule for my equity foot.
Now, what puzzles me is how do the
things know the right place to go after
they get inside pitt Bits.
The record-union., 1896-11-22
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If the Cubans expect to retain the
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Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21

Wlce9uperusr Bnenid I Bisccniin
CT Torttoen su az be prominsnte 1anoi.
batter for Domination for 8uoernsr o.
bar ida nooe lloii8isr III at btioe NO.
minerst lom roqsn al be mdngFofoiss
dnbr. a~anoibdtr.
Statens gertrdItomii. bapbe forte.
Den Msoe MiItpaufte oa oatat. aeari.
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galgsts uogfter ~iItsoetfor at brnp,nbs
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mGno.
Somiteen beilutttot cgfda al ub-
giOe en- 5~iuanSbog, Tom er i~orfattrt AZ
Crit Obnitedo og Wcgee, to Stuoen.
ter oso GtdtsuniperTitst.t. gpeen in-
osbotoer Soar oan B. 5trifttr, ION
er uoitnot. al 9arOtq os amor. Grt-
IslpsWGno.
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cpaisr MIRO britiRt SaHauasre.

Den aommisiion, m Itdloe urher=
Isge brittle unoerIacttsr3 Sruo pao
G%ritatRing for 8ellI1lCggsIle al SrIs
fnngsrfibe, er MI n1oFlt. Den bris
title ae9jsring bar uouGont @eorge e,
Sting, fortiben en- at G1n,od5 !6sies
Iterst50ommert, og prtiioent Glepe-
luno bar uOn9pnt Djl;dm 6. put
nam, 5orsneoe Stotsrs Dommer
fsrits areos / RpsGn1Idno. 0ommer
Butnam bar Wisolem al ben internd=
tionrle 9ommi8Ton, Tom | 1886 uoars
bsiosoe 5iiterioDerenstomIien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21
Mere 1~slppennrs

pa 5oripninaen al SeloOoIars i
Stattammsret for Saolesning al
-GtatfummerIeoIer er rsoucertt lii
$1O,659,582, bar 6inansminiiteren
beIluttet at Jorge +, Mpntnin9sn az
Selobo1ars til 3 Winioner StDfter
ON madnsosn. ben ienere 3io bar
maj tun mbntet 81, 100000 ON Maus
neoen. Sioen ben life Marts 1893
bar Rsgjeringsn mBnteI $11.983,056
Stanoaro Sslobollars o. 9cbofonins
gen for Snolesning al 5tattammers
ieoter ben Dag bar 500, 39O,461.
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MnaTndJnTrtta.
er.@ny. RusSeu pIuofslie Dob

Wiqiam 6. Rusien, forbsnpGrenbe
Gupernsr af Wasiahu'etts, ~fdnotss
Sborsoas Morgen bso / i'm Sitter
leir peo Qoelaioe, aue., Canada. 6dn
bar peo beoIte Selfe, oa ban reiite oi,nz
mem Montreal. flyer en- Que6ecsN ebs
o~slslIe. De n9rmere SmitGnoiob.=
Der Deb hans Osb er meget Ip1rIoms
me. Def iises, at en- df geipiIsrne
'pntes, ban bar fen mso at itaa op
ON Wtorgenen. os bu be gil for at prtte
BAN, fanbt b. bam BOO. 0gbsaars
Ia9en Ipnes at bore SierteItag.
Grs9upernsr Rusier fsbtes | Gam
Bridge, Wasi., ben Gle September
1857. Otter at babe f%retpenteret 6ars
barb llniperIitp og s~rabuerst oerfra t
1877, beepnote ban at ituosre 2op UNI
Der lin 5aosrs g~eilebning og Isnsrs
peo Bottom llniosrIitb Gam School.
S 1886 biep ban fpm 9emotraterne5
aanbtoat odlgt til 8orgermsIter, boilz
let Gmbsoe ban bolot i tire Nar, ioet
ban to Gangs blso sjenoalgt uo,n Ops
petition. st Srpt pso bans Qominiz
I~tratton bar @jennemfgrelien til IioIte
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angdenoe Gusoritfe. s 1890, fun
30 4dr gammel, bar ban ben lbsfelige
Sdaojoat til Observation-Disclosures.
) 1892 blep ban ~gjenDdlai, Ifient ulle
De sprige adnoioatsr pad Den oemoz
traffic. Sicfet bIeb ~itaaet. 8so De
motraternes 3onpention | G6icaqo
Tom ban bpppig paa Sale fom pre-
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andre QTpirantsr bar oump,t, TT ban
ct ganfte betpoeligt strtal Stemmer.
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0opulinerne SBc Tafota

holot Den l5oe bs. i'm Transformation
5uron. Ssudtor 9ettigreh oar Der
og ertlGreoe, at ban haooe %iluttst Jig
til bet popultriIte garti. 5slgenoe
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m9no, S,o9n &. Gelp % 5reemau
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4arsp0rten.

III 8rebe fer fortrinlig I'D ifelge
3nObsretninger til Supt. Spencer I
I}antato fra ale S~tatipner lanas ben
ia minneapolis til Siour Gitp (Sa.)
% fra Mantato til Mithea e. D.
rneo Sibebuner. SnbbpTtningen al
Hla og Bps saar burtig for Jig, o9
nOeoebsIten oil begpnbe | inosparenoe
use. s nOgle Gsne at WlinneIota bar
Euiten ftabet Speoen fra Is til so
protent; men Den langs andre Dele al
Sanen tilfsisoe Staoe al famine Mar
Tag er ldngtfra Iaa ltor Iom tioli9ere
o~erettet. !Saorsn oil Doe en- rig VII
,altnins, og Maiien bar giprt ida
purttge 5remFtsg, at ben er ligeIaa
Ian8t frsmme, ION ben par ifjor pau
o'nne lib. Hegn funoe tranges pa1
mango Steotrs bog er aolingsn intets
'''os blepen iprtreblst oso Regnmans
gel, e'ter rpao Der fremgaar al opens
nroHts Rapporter. Sra tostrt Spos
gatota Stationer bsreites ON Staos
pla Gruno af ooerprosntlig itGrt Sol
Sss.
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Oi1tn.
gpieater brmaer fine Gaabtn.

gleoeluno, 17be Suli. Sbag bar
Der paret fIere Itdrpe Sammeniteo /
Narbeoen al 9rown Cos 8erter.
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rer, inbtil ON Mitenen, oa Der par
aaben 8amp msuem Mobben og mi
litfen, % bet blsp nsbpsnbigt at jage
1000 Ntano paa 5lugt meo bragen
Sabel. NqsIammen fit life 9enens
burtis npt, pg ct 6oIpt Snes StDtter
iaareoes, nogle ~temmelie farligt. Siz
tuationen iuften er mere Farstrucnbe,
eno ben nogsnIinbe bar pGret unoer
Streitsns Gang. Mob6en er raTenz
be; Sropperne bar tobt 5aalmooi9bez
cen pg pil maaTte aipe $40. hois be
imorgen fer minoItc Seen til anfalo.
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Den republifouife Rationalfomite
6ar Iibits uge b~sIluttst at nabn. to So
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enc / Gbicago % bet anoet | Nep gort.
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lem forfjeQige Subtomitesr. 6ors
muno 5anna tommer til at bape Spers
opIpn.t neo bsgge 5opeotpartsrsr.
SENATOR Quap ital iaar lsoe 9alq.
tampen / be Ipolige Slater, men Ees
pu6litdnsrrs bar bog life bet minoite
9arb pm al ieirs / andre al oisie emo
/ Warplano o. MeIi @irgtnid, %
maafte | antue,p. gep1e.Ii.n for
fri RpHtntns al SdD bar Dunbst flor
Gremsans operuIt I Spbsn.
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Sibtriens HetSorontna.

SeiIer Ritotaus ben anocn Gar Iioe
then I'm ReaitrindstiltrpoelI. fipntet
Gibirien Terlig SpmsrfIomheb, os Ct
mt 8ionesbhro ON ben Snter.sis ban
nrrer fra bette 2dno, ices bet, at ban
III Der oit inofsrs Qlsranosr ben on,
oens 5ororoniHg anqadsub. Retsfcr.
o~altningens Organization. aeiitr.n
bar Ienot SuItitsminiiter Waratpistp
en- S~tripelie, bUoT bet beoer:
"Stg bar ~perIonlis oosrtnbet mig
ON, at Si6irisn | 2sbet at be fioite
Mar BAR giort iaaoanne S~remfrioi
pdd be ipciale og politiIts Omraaoer,
at ben for9loeos og ufulotomne Rets.
pIeie life mere fan iuare til bets Jor.
~nsOsn6soer. Seq bar oerfor funoet
for soot at bsfaIe, at Ssiisr Ilcrans
Der ben anoens Organization al Rets,
T~orpaltningen Pal tnofsres / Si6irien
ben iprHe 6alpoel at Garet 1897.
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nar.r. Der pil pie Rstfaroisb.ssns
Gag | Sibtrim beres arafte1.
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Np1tias.
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~trliratr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21
q. o. ssmmen 2cnsreisfausioat.

populiiterne / 7oe apngresoiItritt
bar opftiaet 6. 6. 2ommsn / Grootss
ton ION fin 8unoibat til aongresTen,
meobeIes fra 6srsus Sails. meo
uoelt Ststte al Heb Riper Dalens
Counter fra 8sspnoelIsn at panbt
ban itaots mere SsrrGn, inbtil ban peo
TIE gaaotertng opnaaebe flere Stemz
mer, END ban bebeoebe for at fda Roz
minatipnen. 2amp5eres Silbanasre
brso mso berne os git pper til BAN,
meoens gOen>0 eIssatsrne ferit Ipgts
at itstte Or. So6nion, men iioen git
oper til 3cmmen, Der iii 126 Stems
mcr mob Or. So6nTons 81. Deb
lite Ballot 5apoe Common IA, goen
40, Sobnfon 20, 2ampbers %, 2etpis
q, Saa p % Barter 8. 2ommen er
en- h2oerIi9 pg agtet &anbioat; ION
StatsIenator bar ban tibligere repre-
ienteret tit Stitritt i en- Sermin.
9artiets platform forlang.r 81. a.
fri os ubesr9nIet Mpntntng at Sslp
Cub efter Surboloet 16-1, uafs
al ale andre Raiiener." 8oz
puliIternes Hdtionalfpnpenttpn holbss
/ ct. 2ouis ben 22oe SuIi. s.. e.
goen itaar / SpioIen for 9slsgatios
men, Der cgTaa tGlsr 2amp3ers, Spbns
ion 0. a.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21

9epulitansrns | Jotua bolot fa
Transformation | 0ss Woints ben
15pt os. og nomjutreO. R~aroiodt.r for
Stdtsenbeosmrno. Sngen Gtanbi..
boobe b,fIcr III. o~,uneg1ng pooet
at optrrbs Tom aunTout.r for Ro.
min1tion for uogst Gmbto,.
Qrtdnst al 0slsgat.r par u~irbonr-
lig tort lioefao Gntbfiasmn. J
Soipd iDrts Der lie al ere. mang.
5rjTslo : Republituners, ioetninofs
qjgr be life no1en 9raat / @bi'r o.
puu aonoentioner. Sendtorsrn. Gfs
liIon % Scar oq nRItsn ale acrgr.ss
mRno fra Sotpa obarpar aonosntio.
nen Senator qaiion bofot en- lang
5dls. % Ddeblao,ne flyer, at bet par
en- al be beoite politiF's 3alsr. ban bar
bolot. gtatformtn peotogss enit.m,
mig, o. ben sr ! 0bsrsnsTtemmsITe m.b
Ct. 2ouis glatFormsn.
6flgeroe adnoiodl.r 6teo .nittm.
mig nomintrtoe: GIsetorssat'ldrg.: r.
8. Gongtr, 0ss Moinss, Og Gtor.o @.
.Sdmes, Clinton. Statstasierer, O.
g. 0obTon, 8ts Woines; qubitsr, @.
9. McGarthp, aisnnomin.rst; attors
r.D @en.ral, WiIton Rsml.p, Soma
Gitp, ejsnromin.r.t; 9asIerer, Sobu
Ssrriatt, Stuart, gi.nnomineret;
tSsieItsrtisbpmmtr, u. R. 2dob, Sttt.
Don; SsrnbanstommisIcr, 6. u.
9anion. Waoerlp.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-21

ban utoetboigt ubta!sr, at tpsrtsn ban,
bans arpinser euer gefulomagtigebe
no9eniinoe forisge at tilbageuinoe
en- eneits Gent fra Stdtsn. og at ban
bar oGttet ale ftp. Statrstasiereres
og oerss 3autioniftsrs 6ororinssr.
'na at oisfe frlgelig ingen Soalm ian
gjsrs, ielp ON be pilbe.