The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-27

the best way to get on in this world is to
De against one another. and that there Is
natural antagonism between those who
employ labor and those who are employed
ana tney commence crying coercion. 1t Is
is not coercion. it is cooperation, the one
working with the other for the public good
ana Ior their advantage generally. We do
not want IN this country antagonism between
capital and labor; they ought to be close
togetner all the time. / believe in the
common con brotherhood of man; believe that
IaDor gets on best when capital gets on best
ana tnat capital gets on best when labor
IL paid the most. Instead of there being
natural antagonfsm, there is natural alli-
ance between them, and the people who are
forever seeking to create antagonisms between
nose who employ labor and those who are
enpioyeo, are the people who never give any
employment to labor at all.
what we want in this country is first,
eeohnoehee, confidence In each other, con-
ndence in the credit of the country con-
nuence In the future. confidence in our money,
commence that If we invest our money today
we VIII get something out of it at the end OF
Inc year. II we have not any confidence Of
, .nas KIND, no one will feel like investing
money and If money is not invested there is
no employment. for labor. Then, too we want
tarin that will raise enough money to keep
TINS government out Of debt, We do not want
the treasury or among the people We want
tacin. that will enable us to pay our bills.
ana we want that tariff SO adjusted as to
( encourage American protection and uphold
ana sustain the dignity and independence of
American labor.
The ballot is the shield of the citizen
against injustice and wrong. 1t is given to
the citizen to correct the mistakes Of any
government policy that have been made. The
power is his to inaugurate new policies for
tne GOOD or the country, and / believe that
the men who stand before me can be safely
reiled upon to guard their own ballot for their
countrys good and the benefit of their own
iamiLles and homes: l believe that they
be trusted to do this without counsel or adj
vice from anybody. Whatever you may wear
on the outside of your coats bid you vote
IN accordance with what is on the. inside
bid you vote. on Nov. 8 as you think
best, when you are within the sacred pre-
cfncts of your own home. l believe the Re
publican party this year stands for what is
best in government and for the people;
Deileye 1t represents to greater degree than
any other party ever did before in the history
or the country, the honor and the glory OF
the nation and the integrity and intelligence
of American labor.
What we want to do, not as partsans, but
as patriots is to stand for that policy that is
best for ourselves, our homes, our wives and
our children as well our state and our
country We want an honest dollar, also.
1 like the name Sound Money" We do not
want anything unsound in the government.
We want dollar that is as good as gold
and just as good in the hands of the poor as
in the hands of the railway company. The
nrst mission that a. poor, deprecated, debased
dollar performs is to find it's way into the
hands Of some poor man who cannot afford to
lose 1t. This has been the errand Of poor
dollars ever since government began. The
poorest dollars always eventually land in the
pockets OF the poorest people, for when the
break or crash comes the poor man loses
The man of capital keeps his fingers upon
the financial pulse, he knows when money Is
going down, and when it is going down he
parts with it.