The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-04-14

4 for n vhiles Che price advanced
veryrmaterially in TEXAS, and tn,
tafif therein was very lively, an6
4 the pGces went down and the tar.
\ ifFkGaased whNnt the tariff was re-
instated. The true facts in the
case are that the foreign producer,
theiimpGt%send the consumer ali
share in this burden. The foun-
ders of our government actuated
by the beiefthst those Kho were
benefited by tradinRe with US,
should hmlp bear the burden of
the government. It has worked
well for more than a hundred years
and will continue long after the
free teadef agitation has fcuased 10
exist.
We hold that tariff duties
shOAld Be leTeled for purposes OF
revenue, such duties to be SO ad-
SRsted ss cooperate sQually through
out the country and not discrimi-
nate between class or section; and
that taxation should be limited, by
theneeds af fhe goveenment hen
sstR ana oqOnamicaly admins
tered" The foregoing is taken
from the Chicago democratic plat
form Of 1896. Mr.. Furman may
now be reading thaemd informing
himself so as TO discuss the ques-
-tion intelligently in the fnture and
mot be compelled 30 have 20 con-
fine himself to simply "cussin"
kAaJ JtaEif 0eRaSsDE> Il u TO De
hoped that such is the case as even
common people are entitled 80 in
tSlil9RG dscuSaiDR and sAOHlH not
at any time be imposed upon by
fume and froth. Before he begins
any more TRADES upon protective
legislation it would be well for him
to read a little further the same
platform where he will find the fol-
lowing:
We hold that the most effective
way Of protecting American labor
is to prevent the Importation of for
eign pauper labor to compete with
it in the home market"
Occasionally there is an indi-
vidual who seems to take delight.
in imparting to his associates, all |
of the unpleasant things that he
has heard, and a great deal that |
he has not heard them say about |
each other, endeavoring to make
the one addressed believe that
somSnu Ehom Aa saFpOaedit to beI J
hs-freRd, is his deadly enemy and
at all times seeking to do him in
JRry, TINS transforming good
friends into bitter enemies. Con-
fdeDce, trust, and reliance in
friends, is a great and precious
boon to any ons, with that the
~eF1d seems ae all times bright ana
easy. He who is deprived Of it is
INDEED to be pitied. With no faith
IN mankind, and unable to trust
any of his race, he is ready for any
deed. What Is If that, is acOompa-
Oied with more Joy, happiness and
pleasure, than the feeling of love,
confidence and trust, i'm the breast
OF tire wife toward the husband, |
with that she can defy the world
with all It's his, to her everything
seems sweet, to rob her of that and
1eF only regret VIA be tAat shef
was not sooner robbed Of her life.
What feeling is gzsH&er, nebier, e
md purer than that which inspires
NE 'patriot, who believes tAat his
government, people, and officers,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
When called to his country's SER
Iica.- tina rough hard Trojan ground \
rFrts sRot his frozen bleeding
Get. The cannon's roar will not
aakehmtWI hAhs He feds,
and his nature is expand
d, and enlarged with all that is
'rzAdk nOAEe aHdlpWeiRman-. Ha
8 patriot; rob him Of that and
lie is deprived Of everything that
1akeS lfa beautifM and. wortA