The record-union., 1896-11-30

lfcan party want them any longer.
The York Economist" a high tariff
Republican paper. says: '"They followed
Democratic leadership. But the time
has arrived when it is necessary for
every Republican editor to cut loose
from all schemes Of the Democratic
party. When Democratic leaders and
Democratic newspapers presume to die
tate to Republican statesmen and Re-
publican editors it is time to fnvesti-
gate the woodpile, oust the niggah and
remind the Democrats that the country
has repudiated them and their ideas
and has no earthly use for their an
cient history theories and suggestions
In our opinion the Mckinley tariff was
extremely conservative of American
interests-far more so than any other
tariff before or since That is just what
all friends of protection require and
demand"
ADVERTISING.
Placer Herald: There's only one right
way to advertise, and that is to ham
mer your name, your business and your
location so constantly, SO insistently
and so thoroughly into the peoples
heads that If they walk in their sleep
towards your store or place of busi-
ness.
CARRY OUT THE VERDICT.
Mendocino Dispatch and Democrat:
There is a good deal of uneasiness,
either pretended or real, among Repub-
licans lest the Senate carries out its
last winters declaration to allow no
tariff legislation until silver is restored.
We are hardly of the opinion that the
Senate will do any such thing. At
least we hope not in the present light
of things. The people declared at the
polls for a high protective tariff, and
in the words of Mr. Bryan their will
is law" Now let there be tariff. Let
it be put up as high as it is possible to
put it. 1t wasn't money but the tariff
that brought the great popular verdict.
We are all anxious for better times. If
protection with a millionaire money
system will restore permanent pros
perity then all we'll and good. If not
we will learn what is needed. We are
glad to know that many of the Sena-
tors and Congressman from the silver
States have expressed determination
to aid in carrying out the will of the
people. Let them do it.
A COMING INDUSTRY.
Red Bluff Peoples Cause:- A large
quantity of beet sugar is now manu-
factured in this State, but it is infinit-
esimal compared with the vast demand
which has to look to foreign, bounty
paying countries for a sufficient sup
ply Commenting upon a recent edi-
torial in this paper upon the bright
prospects of the industry in California
since the principle of protection has
again been indorsed by the American
people, the Fresno Republican" says:
"The 500, 900 and more which Is
annually sent abroad for sugar may
far better be kept at home; more than
that, 1t may as well come to Califor-
MIA. Claus Spreckels already is do
ing what he can toward the develop
ment of this industry, and he will do
much California is fortunate in hav-
ing among her citizens man who has
both the knowledge and the means to
do whatever one man can do toward
creating a sugar industry here. She
is equally fortunate in the recent sue
cess Of the Republican party, for that
party doubtless will restore the bounty
dustry till it shall reach a stage where
bounty will no longer be needed to in
sure its development"
MAKE THE BEST.
Santa Barbara News: The News
cordially believes in making the best of
whatever comes in it's way. The
bowlder we meet, the fallen logs, the
tangled underbrusl,. the surly men. the
uncivil youths and the scheming machi-
nations-they are all part of the trials
| that men must overcome before they
| may be said to be really fitted for a
stand higher in the life that in our
hearts We all believe to exist for us
after the mysterious change which we
| call death Growing and grumbling
| over our hard lots help not one bit
Whatever the great majority of us gain
must be gained by work and that at
tribute which must be the envy of all
the lower creations will power.