, 1896-07-23
BUT IT WAS NOT FOLLOWED IN
THE YEAR 1892 TO ANY
GREAT EXTENT.
And the Result Was Disastrous in the
Extreme to America and Her In
dustries-It is Hoped That 1t Will
be Different When the Votes are
Counted Next November.

are now,as in 1892, advising our friends.
which we hope includes all good
American citizens and those who be-
lieve in the principle of good govern
ment, to stand by the party which,
when in power, not only worked for the
good of the whole people but which
lifted this nation from depression and
made and kept its people the most
prosperous of any nation on earth.
We advised our friends in 1892 20
vote for Benjamin Harrison and sup
port the republican ticket that pros
perity might continue, that our people
might have employment at good wages,
that the moneyed men of our nation
might invest their capital in enter
prises which would bring them a
reasonable interest on their invest
ments. which would enable them to
give employment to the unemployed,
that business men and manufacturers
might Engage in their respective bust
nesses and not feel that they were
being slowly but surely undermined by
foreign manufacturers and their cheap
labor.
We advised them not to vote for
Grover Cleveland nor support the DEM
ocratic ticket and platform. which was
making promises that it could not full
fill. We said then that If the democrats
80, ,1,onl T., ou.o IL uyo,,1J 1a w
GREETED before 1896. Were we right?
Did we not plead with you then for the
good of this nation? II not and the
change from a republican to a demo-
cratic administration has given more
men employment at better wages and
has placed this government and its
people in a more prosperous condition,
then l say you should not consider
what we may say during this cam
paign. II we were right in our advice
In 1892 then l hope we may be worthy |
of your consideration in the many eff
forts we may put forth between now
and November. Now we have a man at
the head OF the republican ticket who
has had years of practical experience
in the affairs of our government. both
IN times Oh war ana peace. "A man VINO
by MS every act mas proven hlmselt to
be working for the good of his country,
which he, like all good citizens. so
dearly loves. Working for the good Of
'he poor as wei as the rich' the placK
as wen as ehe "n'ce' working LOT one
common cause tne sooa OF MS country
anu All us people. 'iaia' man ~ WIFI
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