Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-09-03
IL. government mat n Of it .n.il ). .qua,
Farmers and L.borsr. suffer Most.

to gold.
Farmers and Laborors suffer Most.
IF there is any one thing which should
Pc free from Speculation 81 and fuetuatioa
ton When We part pa v VIII our iabor eur
it Which Is 'a as Stable
Of honest men can make It. Debasement
ues. No one suffers so much from cheap
money az the farmers and laborers. They
To to Its em s
the uniform experience of all countries
and here. as elsewhere. the poor. and not
from every attempt to debase our money.
Unlimited Irredeemable Paper Money
THE silver question = not the only issue
anecting our money IN the pending con-
coinage Of silVer. it's w strongsst eha ae
demand that our paper money shall be
9 gtsa saE sfaay ~ the the
cratic declaration. The St. Louis peoples
e es the of panR
ment Of ali debts: public ana private, and
through lawful disbursements OF the gov
ernnnent.' Thus, in addition to the free
coinage Of the worlds silver, we are asked
! to enter upon an era Of unlimited IRE.
deemable paper currency. q
! Protection of Supreme Importance.
is that Of protection. The peril Of free So
Experiencing the effect Of partial free
trade. The one must be averted; the other
corrected. The republican party is welded
more earnest in its support than now. II
| argument were needed to strengthen de-
teti ncr to the the hod a hzzs s9se
on the party and people it is found
II the lesson and experience Of the past
daily lives what before was to many Of
them the only report, history or tradition.
They Inlay have had tl Of ob both
Of President Harrison in December; 49,.
tee t IN Sa the
Cleveland, which he declares abound with
and financial condition Of the country
during his second administration He con-
Cause of tho Change .s
"what q startling and sudden change
within the short period Of eight months,
had occurred7, A change Of administra::
been been Entrusted to the democratic I party ~
which was committed against the protective
policy that had .nd
exampled prosperity to the country, and
firmly pledged to its complete overthrow
and the substitution Of a tariff for revenue
the elections in November, its effects were
at once ANTICIPATED and felt
Good Money Never Made Times Hard.
1T t l. mere Rrstense to attribute the
rency. is on gold basis. Those who as
sert that our present Industrial and fnan-
c3ai de p is the result Of the gold
Alright, or been careful students of the
events OF recent years: We never had
every s Held Of employment and iadyGstry "
during ali Of which time this country was
money in it's fiscal and business operations
than ever before: We had, too, protective
tariff under which ample revenues were
applied to the payment Of the public debt.
Mckinley presents figures showing the
loss Of revenue by the operation Of the later
act through the decrease in exports and
1--WE have lost steadily in both directions.
Our foreign trade has been diminished and
Sa oss boes ga pa t has 1exss
Of our present depression. and indicate its
remedy? Confidence in home enterprises
ars eosed or running On haf t%e e at sfG FPS
duced wages and small profit If not actual
loss. Our men at home are idle and while
supplying US with goods. Our unrivailed
home market for the farmer has also great
- suffered because. those who constitute
ers-are without the work and wages they
| formerly had. IF they cannot earn wages
shey g ea ammo Buy products They cannot
they do not earn the farmers home market
IS lessened and impaired, and the loss is
loss Of earning power alone in this Country ~
! in the past three years is sufficient to have
produced our unfortunate business situa-
| employed at as remunerative wages as In
land would feel the glad change in the he IN in
better prices which he would receive.
should Open Mills. Not MINIS.
| 1T is not an increase In the volume Of
an increase in the Volume Of businesa. not So
Confidence: Not more Coinage, but am more re
minis for the unlimited coinage OF the
silver Of the world, but open mills for the
full and unrestricted labor OF American
Of our hints for the coinage Of silver would
not bring the necessaries and comforts Of
! and such employment is certain to follow
| the reestablishment of a wise protective
policy which shall encourage manufacture
Importance. The first duty of the repub-
lican party II restored to power in the
country, will be the enactment of tariff
law which win raise all the money neces-
sary to conduct the government, econom-
1cally and honestly administered, and 80
adjusted as to give preference to home
manufacturers and adequate protection to
home labor and the home market. We
are not committed to any special schedules
always subject to change to meet new
conditions. but the principle upon which
rates Of duty are imposed remains the
enough to measure the difference between
| the wages paid labor at home and In COM
peting countries, and to adequately protect