The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-09-04

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immense and prosperous trade s :. SSs|
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and VIM be faithfuily observed. Onr onno.ss
nents decry these reforms. They annesr 4
willing to abandon all the advantages Il
gained, after 80 many years Of agitation and II
effort. They encourage return to methods q
Of party favoritism which both parties have
often denounced, that experience has con. 4
demned and that the people have repeatedly Is
disapproved. The Republican party earn. 4;
estly opposed this reactionary and entirely
unjusti6able policy. 1t will take no back.
ward step upon this question. It will seek
to improve, but never degrade the public
service. i6a
Il Demands Especial Attention. .s
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deciarations n the nlatform which i csnnnkgs
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and earnestness, to the new and unexpected 4
on1k fhn fuon afo1 int ffv ~ k1HaSs
government, We have done 1t because the
menace Is 30 grave as to demand especial
consideration, and because We are convinced I
that IL the people are aroused to the true
understanding and meaning of this silver
and imitation movement. they will avert the
danger. In doing this we feel that We
render the best service possible to the
country, and we appeal to the intelligence
conscience and patriotism Of the people,
irrespective Of party or section, for thelr (
earnest support.
It VIII Maintain LAW ana Order.
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emsase .ho .ortv W, nc a~" cavernmant
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Dy law must nlsc . oe assafe ~ ,,csna.s
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tack the public faith a and d.s every S:
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Ia,tara thot h"nestv 10 tho hest nolIcv or
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Sectionaism AAmost Ooiaterateo.
The country is to be congratulated upon
the almost total obliteration OF the section
oil lines, which for many years marked the:
free territory, and finally threatened its
partition into two separate governments
by the dread ordeal Of civil war. The era
Of reconciliation, SO long and earnestly de-s
sired by Gen. Grant and many other great
leaders, North and South, has happily come
and the feeling of distrust and hostility be-
tween the sections is everywhere vanishing,
let US hope never to return. Nothing isi
better calculated to give strength to the.
nation ut home, Increase our power and In
fuence abroad, and add to the permanency
and security of our free institutions, than
the restoration Of cordial relations between
the people of all sections and parts Of our
beloved country. II called by the suffragesS
| Of the people to assume the duties Of tho
| high Office Of president of the United States
| I shall count 1t privilege to aid, even In
| the slightest degree, in the promotion Of
| the spirit of fraternal regard, which should,
| animate and govern the citizens of every
let Us, df 15hsf6 ahd forsyef ksEsaitsf:.
! sThere should be no North, no South,s