Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-11-21
THI REPUBLICAN Party.
Again Elected 10 Power what VIII
II dO1

honest riiltt IT, grt satisfactory himrtAl
he legislation 10y international agree.
m"rt aud IL" people will bc satisfied
tltILlN
POT iull lhtiui u century the trpuh
llcau part, va Va control IT our nation
al government tr.m lSil To- 1875 thl,
party wa- uNrt without control II -unir
htaurh at the national legislature ~ the
executive department.. since MI llrNr-
Lands election, four lcat- ago. the tr
puhliran- cannot be- held fc-Is,u-ihl' fut
the uIAutg' mnt m our nations affairs
at tests with Mi ir,rltui- part,.
aluur
uutIug g." war 81 the rebellion the
,,grhru.- 20 l'at great struggle. ~ ,NrfS
,,u|,u; II History khuW.. rNrtird c"n.
truilug lnltrurr ia shaping the lrgl-la
tIuu dii thr ruuluct ui the executive
hfalrh lu carrying uut the gigantic
task ui -uppfr--lhg tln Nat q huge debt
Wa contracted Ca August 81. lNr1. It
hal reached H. highest Iulut, hrlng then
t2,~ia.t,,' 1tur. The value ~ gold
dollar va then tilI ~ gtrruback~. In
uihrt Wuid-. gold wa- at pfrulum ui
~ cents un the dollar. The annual IA.
,rtr-t uu that drhl Wa- the ruurmuu-
sum II tlJu.G,UIn ll- Was the drht
lrgacy ~ the wal Nuw let ~ -,.r what
the rrpuhIrdH part, id from that TIM.
III ihl- connection, until 1t went out oi
office ~ 49,"
Ia iuuI,rr wars after the rlp," ut the
Waf uur-tNIh 90! th. drnt Ma paid thu
lntrtr.l account Wh- reduced l." ahrul
"u,. half aud gNrtnurut NOTES without
interest ~rjr brought H. rtr with gold
ga Juh L. IN.J. the last l~ca veal ~
Mr Hatu-,u'- administration. the total
Interest bearing debt hAd been reduced L.
to>DuinI"l ami the u,"tr-t chdfgr IT,
t1I.N.IlHl rut W another wN. the
debt VI the uitrd states per capita ~
lN''. III" YEAR ~h"n "" resumed -Irrl"
payments. Wa- t'IlJ, aui the annual
lntrtr-t rhhtgr s5t2. III lNt the per
capita Irrt had hrrn brought down To-
tl.a., aud the interest 10 thfiN four
rrr,-. lu the great Wufk III lIrung the
War debt from the shoulders II the prup,r
thI- 0, tlu. trrrtI 81 the rrpunlcan prft,
IN that tlun what wh- II doing ~ other
dIf'rtlru-' IN lN'1. "" lad neither gold
nor silver a. mnurN ia circulation. except
f-olsU.''m gulI uu the rdrinr coast
W. had dgull stan lar,l. but paper rir-
cuidtlru estimated at t4,o, per capita.
lu lu hu-Iur-- with ga luN !. lN'i. uur
clr nulttlun had Increased H. 49, ut
!" So per capita "a rNcr,- ut what II Wa
ia lNuu ami hrf three. iuurth- IT the rl.
tire amount Wa~ culuprl-cG IL gold ami
silver CON- AMI more than one. thlfd 81
H." whole gold. lh"-" figures are worth,
II -I"clal note. hN tide krSAnItr- aud
,".cuiuag,. 81 silver men, sulur ~ whom
still claim that contraction ~ the eur.
rrnrN wa. Ih" T., ducIng cause ~ the low
prc,'- II farm Ifuiurt-, and 81 the wages
81 lhhuf ~ the last four wears In the
matter II the haiduc" II trade let rI~ con.
tia-t the party records. he democrats
had rnutrul tot MT. TX years prior tu Mr.
iIrNrlali- Present term, In which they
show gam ~ rSp"rt- ~ fl1I,?ig.N9I
against n loss ~ the imports ~ tl.ni,.
.rH ~, making Ia" annual l"~s 10y the
democrats for the whole nfty.-ix years
fII.N.H"iN
The republicans hal control Tor twenty.
eight years, III which the, -huw n gain IN
the rScr~- 81 exports " Sl.>,1. So. -
against II loss IA th" import- ~ era.
,Iludi NJ an annual gain IN the excess
II exports ot ~ N15.5'n, making u tinal
showing IN favor ot the republicans with
t-Gn"luno or gam II tit,urr ~. II II
loss With the democrats, or tl?,,Ts.O, II
IA loss with the wings annually.
In lN',r the population ~ the nltrd
states Wa thirty one millions II dollars.
aud her wealth amounted a. fourteen
billions 81 dollars showing yer capita
Of about fIin, while In lN.n her popula.
tiun wa- ~iXty.tWo millions and her
wealth sixty eight billions ~ dollars, or
per capita of fluH Thus while the
population had about doubled tween
$50 and lN.sIuur wealth had more than
% trrbhlrd.
With reference To- ia" advancement this
country had made a. evidenced by the
census report ui lN.u, Mr.. Mulhall. the
great Engli-l, -tatistician ia his lN'l
balance sheet 81 the world. had this Ia
say
1T would be- lmIs-shlr a. ind IN his.
tory parallel To the Progress uf the | nj
ted states III IA" last ten years. Every
day that the sun rises upon the American
people II -rr~ the addition uf two and
unrhalf millions II dollars Ia the ne.
cunulAtlon III wealth in the republic.
which II unr.thlri of the accumulation
II all mankind ou,Sld" al III" I nitei
states"
Ia speaking II the condition 1T the
people during the Irrlui between lN,i
aud 1874, David \, Wells, one ~ the best
statistical authorities IN the United
, States, speaks oi II ia the followlng Ian.
, gnagr
"\eNrr before IN ANY corresponding
prrld uf time has Labor been ~ produc.
tive. never has the volume of trade and
I commerce been greater, never has wealth
. been more rapidly accumulated; never
4 has there been such au abundance fur
| distributing on so favorable terms to the
. nHs-es; never, linally. would All ounce Of
I silver exchange for 81 much ~ sugar
. wheat wuul, iron, copper and coal
/ This wonderful advancement by the