Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-13

continue the issue until . truly Amerl-
u policy, for the good Of America, Is
hrmIy established and perpetuated.
Ine fight viii 20 on, and must 20 on,
until the American system 10 every
wnere recognised. until all nations
cuma to understand and respect il a.
distinctly, sna al Americans come to
honor or love it - dsas.y. - they do
the American nag. God grant the day
may soon come when al partisan con
tsntion 0vsz IL 10 forever &C m saa!
Not Merely /. Matter af Rates.
Il may 10 asked what the mex Re.
publican tar.E law wiz pr0viGs. l can
nvs tsA you. lC-n not tell yvu WA,
the rates will be. but they will measure
the d ference between I'M rican aid
European conditions, and will be July
adequate 70 protect ourselves from the
invas on Of Our markets by Oriental
products r. the injury OF American
labor. and will in no cas- be too low 10
protect and exalt American labor, and
promote and increase American pro-
ductInn,
| can not better answer this grave
question than by an illustration OF MIR.
Liucoln'S. Some one asked hIm, How
long q mans legs ought to be-" lie
sad: ''Tha: il q very serious ques'
Ton; and | nav, given much Thought
TO great many mes.
some shousG be longer anu some short.
or; but mt TO tell you that q mans
legs ought always 10 be long enough to
n. ,.ch from ms Dody to the grounI."
Ana = 1 tel. you. my nluirlng free
trade fr end, that the legs of the mex
Republican tariff law will be- long
enough ~ firmly support the Amer.cau
UoIy pu-IlIc; su siam ia public treasury
| I, up our nat Ola credit al Jpn |
the IN " II Ii .epende ice or Amer
lcau labor, a. the enterprises aud oc'
cuyaI OnS o The : mer.Can reOp.e.
VIVA, the Party ,ani. FOR.
No one need be- q any uoubt abou'
what the 4.,1ubl.c II party SANS 'or
Its own history naieI that o papa
he lid car to IA IN OF uou.t. i
S,..nuS Tor IL rCun tea and L or ate,
n.t.uu, BIS d upon tree and . :
e4ecrIol - III eve,y town ship ca lty
ely u.SirIct AMI stale II this grea
america Union. 1t stan1s tn
Auner c III ttr = &c anu til flag OF III
~ lUu. 1t stands TOR the America
l;lm. the Amer can factory anu III
prosperity of AL the American people
1t STANDS Tor rec. proc.ty iha, reclpro
Gates and which doe not yle.d up L
another country a sing e days laCo
that belongs 10 the American working
man. Il stands FIR interuat onai agree
ments which get "a much AZ they give
upon terms of mu,ua advant""e. i
stands for an exchange OF our surplu
home prouuctS for such tore &
products as we uIne hut do no
It stands for tha reci
Ir c ~ o. Is aiue: for the recIrroc.t,
OF k4srr son; or the lesiorai .On and tx
tension q, in pr,ncIpe e-1tod"d l
the rec prtclly prov "n OF The ts"pu'
/ "A til! IF Ot 1890 1t SLAMS Tor u tol
e.sn rolcy dictated by and imDu
with a Sp II: hat \ genuineiy Amer
can; / r a p0ulcy tina, VIII RIVE IN
nat onIl trTu tao =. auL re Store the nj
uuu. .riwA ch tarr ed u proudI
through the Garner years ot III rel
fury. IL slanus Ior sICh a policy w I
al lore 81 tHt Gus as WI / insure bot
10 Va ala hem Just ce. impartlalty
IairneS otd IL I'll. az lty ana homo
1t sta - for the Monroe doctrl e 4;
Monro h iu>eit proc ..I-''d ~. b
wntch % r - q ulv sc wh:tevt
Bluon Ine American peup.e.
STANDS How ; ever, for honest none.
auu !, chance 10 earn it by honest TO;
1t can be re Ied upon N the future,
in the past. 10 SUPP y the country wit
Ia best money ever known. gold. 81
yer anu pap r, good the wurid over.
! stands tor = cnmmerc Al policy that w
VA len every sia with tho sails
Amer can vessels, fly ng the America
: ficg, and that will protect that ia
+. wasreves il toa.s. 1t stands for . sy
! tom which viii give 70 the Unit
states tho balanoe Of trade with eve,
+. competing nation In the world. IL
. for ascai policy opposod 70 debts Al
d~etcisnciss In tins Of rssos, and favo
! ths return Of Tho govsrament 6 . dst
: paying. and opposes the continuance
adsbt.nAkinG. policy.