The Globe-republican., 1896-09-03

earnestly opposes this reactfooafy and OntirCly
anjusti6able policy. It will take NO backward
step upon this question. II viii seek to i'm
Grove, but never degrade the public service.
There arc other important and timely decla-
'ations in tho platform which l cannot here
discuss I must content myself with saying
hat they nave my approval II, as Repuhli-
sans. We have lately addressed our attention.
With what may seem great stress and earnest
aess. to the new and unexpected assault upon
.he financial integrity Of the government 10
have done it because the menace is 30 grave -
. demand especial consideration. and becauso
10 arc convinced thatif the people are aroused
10 tho true understs ndins and meaning Of this
Silver and imitation movement. they will avert
he danger In doing this. ve feel that Ne
Gender the best service possible to tho country,
and We appeal to tho intelligence. conscience
and patriotism OF the people, irrespective Of
sarty, or section, for their earnest support
Law and Order
"we avoid no issue. We msct tho sudden.
dangerous and revolutionary assault upon law
and order, and upoa those to whom is con6ded
By thu constitution and laws tho authority 70
aphold them. which our oppooents have made.
With tho Same. courage that Va have faced
svery emergency since our organization a. Q
party moro thar forty years ago. Governments
By law must inst b assured; everything else
:an wait The spirit of lawlessness must be
,xtinsuished by the fres Of an uns.lfsh and
lofty patriotism Every attack upon tho public
saith. and every suggestion OF tho reputation
Of d,bts. public and private must b rebuked
By all men who believe that honesty is the best
policy, or who love their country and would
preserve unsullied her national honor.
Good Government
IF called by the suffrage Of the people to
assume the duties of the high Office Of presid ,nt
u ths United States, snail count it a privil.
sdgo to aid, even in the slightest degrees. In the
promotion of the spirit Of fraternal regard
which should animate and govern the citizens
81 every 90 :tion, state or part OF the republic.
After the lapse of q century SINGS its utterance.
let US at length and forever hereafter, heed tho
admoniticn Of Washington: There should
be no North, no South, no East. no
West-but q common country 1t shall b
my constant aim to improve every opportun-
lty to advance the cause OF good government
by promoting that spirit OF fOrbsarance and
Justice which is so essential to our prosperity
and happiness, by joining most heartily IN all
proper efforts to restOrs tho relations OF BROTH
srly respect and affection which in our early
history characterized all the people Of all the
states. would b, glad to contribute toward
binding in indivisible union the different dlvis.
Ions of the country, VIII CHI. indeed, now have
svery inducement Of sympathy and interest to
weld them together more strongly than
ever would rejoice to see dem
onstrated to the world that tho North and
the South and the Eas t A. j the West are not
separated, or in danger of becoming separated,
because of sectional or party differences Tho
war is long since over. We are not enemies,
but friends and as friends We will faithfully
and cordially CO. operate, under the approving
smile of i'm who has thus far SO signally sus-
tanned ard guided us to p, eserve inviolato our
country's name and honor, its peace ana good
order and Its continue asc.ndancy among tho
greatest governments earth.
..WuIIAM MCkISIEYn