Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1897-08-12
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LAY, AUG. IL, 1897.

LAY, AUG. IL, 1897.
wal rule that adversely
T having differences OF
es closely together does not
Js in the case OF the Demo-
suopulists. Although they
.ooghly defeated in the last
they go on quarreling
nselves more vigorously
1T is now quite apparent
vyulist party is completely
& and with no prospect OF
The Democrat party is not
under, but absolutely into
The gold wing of the par
z such strides in its organ
ma capture of men who
1 with the silver wing last
like terror to the hearts OF
{ecJones and his followers.
fdorotection element of the
naning strength and courage
hdas shown by Congressman
lg,urageous speech in the
Tie day of closing the debate
",,f, when he declared point
rgorously against free raw
ee
ted that wherever the Ger
hgave been planted in inland
game fish have been destroy
ris which teemed with bass,
nsd wall eyed pike a few years
Save none, and the people
lxious to have them EXTERN
n i the lakes restocked with
- This is another shining
la, the folly of trying to inn
e, nature and natural condi-
d importing from foreign
Rn5easts, birds or fish, with the
fHplying something we have
most every case the result
NE displacing of the superior
-, an inferior, and in many
| r lblesome pests have been
hich cannot be rooted out.
hI desired that the people will
pen their eyes to these facts
|sDre careful in the future in
|l'planting games of foreign
h .st they become as the spar
ARP, destructive OF our most
h birds and fish.
Is ~
ht in Mexican official circles
dof the adoption of the gold
ftmust be somewhat surprising
frle diquieting to the advocates
in this country who have
ming that such measure ot
Nv as that nation is now enjoy.
| w almost wholly to the silver
~ In practice, however, the
|e are finding out that the sill
lard, instead of being a pro
|,,o home industry, as claimed
,yocates, is really a handicap
i buying machinery from this
land paying for it on golt
III of their imports are bought
,old basis, but the Mexican
finds that his labor is paid fol
Yer basis. The man who buys
Pluct of the Mexican laborer
|lor it in silver and selling i
[,or gold, is the one who in prac
)s the benefit, and he has n,
hog desire TO share the profit
/ workingman.- Evening Press
~.
definitely announced that Japal
Fded to the proposition to arbi
3 differences which have devel
ktween that country and tn,
IN government. The troubl,
\ two matters. One is the re
'islation, vigorously interpreted
Dlied, which practically pro
,he landing of japanese immi
FIN Hawaii. Japan claims tina
Tvs and their rigorous applica
a practical violation of certain
lights enjoyed by that country
her matter is the special Ia
! by Hawaii on sake, the Japan
.onal intoxicant. This tax wa
} to placate the local saloon
in Hawaii, as the Japanes
sake TO the exclusion Of tn
commonly sold in the saloons
cision to arbitrate has role,
be war-cloud which was SUP
o hover over the two countries
-
are the free-silver orators &c
10 for campaign material thi
every promise which they mad
of the terrible things whicl
happen If free coinage were no
has been broken. Instead G
reduction OF prices of farr
Is there has been a marked ad
although silver still declines.
-.
editors and street-corner orator
e still re-echoing the thread
sertion that a protective tart
trusts seem to have forgotte