Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-09-15

Americas people
Confidence u our national admin
stration will be most potent factor in
bringing on 8 change for the better,
and condolences viii in the fullest
measure be realized by the election Of
that tried statesman VIM. Mckinley.
HIS personality is the embodiment of
that craftsmanship which CHALLENGES
untruth aud wrong, and boldly pru-
claiming the truth aud right may the
consequences be what they may. He
stood for protection; he said It was
right; it was American; it meant pros
peritY! Bryan proclaimed the con-
trarY. Who was right the tried
statesman of SO or the @boY orator" of
337 We all know. For these rea-
sons, and notwithstanding the fact
that deplore the European agree
ment clause in the St. Louis plat
form, I am constrained to cast my
vote for VIM Mckinley, firmly be-
ieying that his election to the Presi-
deney will be followed by better re-
suits than that of Mr.. Bryan.
MIR. Mckinley stands for the full
lest re- establishment of the RepubG-
can policy Of protection; Mr.. Bryan
still adheres to the tariff for revenue
policy that brought US to the verge
Of banruptcY. And now in conclu-
sion [ want to give one more reason
why shall vote for Mckinley. MIR.
Mckinley is the nominee of a party
with we'll defined issues. There is no
ambiguity in its declarations, and
there can be no question as to what
under his leadership will be doue if
the party assumes full control of the
executive and legislative branches of
our government. But, I ask, what
guarantee does the heterogeneous COM
binstion supporting Mr.. Bryan give
that they will carry out the policy
enuneiated! Up to date Mr.. Bryan
stands on the democratic platform
only. What aspect will he assume
towards the others7 We find sup
porting him Democrats, Populistz,
free-silver Republicans, Socialists,
Anarchists and the dissatisfied eIe-
ments Of all society All these are
merged in one mass as supporters Of
Mr. Bryan. Is it possible that an
administration which is the choice of
such an srray of political malcon-
tents can envole an administrative
policy that would bring peace and
prosperity to our people and restore
the confidence now SO badly needed.
It is absolutely impossible.
The leaders Of the '4reiuyenated
democracy" at Chicago were Alteeld
and T1lman; one noted for his friend
ship for the anarchists; and the other
for the holiness with which he faunt-
ed the sectional issue in Congress and
at Chicago. With gruesome boasts
he pictured South tCarulina,s leader
ship in the rebellion by firing on
Sumpter. Can it be possible that Mr..
Bryan with such irresponsible advis-
ors could give the country an admin
istratiou under which Il would re
covert Are they men to inspire con
f1dence! Very few men Will claim
they are; and it they are not, then the
imperative duty Of every citizen in IA
vor Of good government is to reject
them by rejecting the leader the,
have chosen, and who IN all probable
ity would simply be a tool in thei
hands, and the way to Go this effect
uaHy is to work and vote for MeKin
ley Voters Of Kandiyohi county
and especially you of the farming vo
fcation. Don't let the siren voice o
the agitator turn you from the pat
Eof honesty. Stand By the party tina
islands pledged to the reestablish
ment of an American market foe you
produce by re opening the faetorie
and workshops in the United States
| and with the advent Of this conditlo
will return better prices for YOUR PFC
duee which you have been eompelle
to sell at ruinousIy low prices Ur
der Republican rule We all done we
and prospered. Let us return an
see Il prosperity will not also return
/ Respectfully,
HENRI FEre-
4 To Fight the New Capitol.