The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-06-25

to drive that rich tradr into The channels |
OF our rivals. The sid that this was |
ciprocity which VOL reeiprocate
The first reply to til. f4riff they made !
is The reimposition of NJ emhargo op !
our nroducts which Rpfa1hltaan raoinro |
city had raised IT, said they wanted |
to capture the markets Of the world. and |
they repealed an aot which gave free the |
raw material for tbs purpose and made |
the markets themso lYos free when doing |
so would not cost CTR supremacy in our |
own
False to the interests OF the country |
they we're not true even 10 themselVes
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when they declared AGAINST even Incl |
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moment the air is 1hick with rumors that
the head of this despairfng and discred-
tied party, If 1t can he said to have a
head awaits only the adjournment of
Congress to preciIitate such situation
in our foreign relations as shall distract
attention from its record of failures?
What wonder then that Democrats run
up and down the land proclaimlng that
their party Is to give what it has never
given us before, a Foreign policy that
shall meet the approval and aspirations
of the American people,
God knows we need such a policy, an
American policy commanding respect and
self-respecting; policy that shall put an
end to the jeers and Ebes of Europe that
rather than be great in history We prefer
to have no history at ALL a policy com
mensurate with our greatness as n great
power, great In commercial and material
greatness, but greatest of all in that We
can rise above and beyond this greatness
and count 1t all for naught In the asser-
ton and defence Of principles the value
of which such greatness cannot measure !
God knows. ! say, we need such n pol
icy, but as he is Just and lnercitul, by the
shame and humiliation with Whlch ne mas
seen lit TO chasten TINS people through
the instrumentality OF the temperate
party, ne VIII never ieitd us 20 seek SutIl
polcy through Inc HlallileHdlee III
power OF a party whose 4ohuuet OF our
foreign relations mas taught us the nc@a
OF Sueh pohey a9 we nave heHti ie'i-
- Gad - tun,rs NO sbou rover soel, that
,a1,', iGro,,yh Tho yno{ntnnonca In mower
Of th2,t nartv whose whole admInistrat ton
~ a,,r forairn roiat,ons baa been linked
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ond thot ,irtne oseun,ad when Ito nrnsi
don't mt on The Republican uniform and