The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-10-24


SUCCESSORS TO VIZ. Fl. Brown d Co,
Devils Lake. North Dakota.
~ ~ ISSHaI 81 B n - r.
should not vote TO him. In 1892 the
county was prosperous and an idea
prevailed that a change would be a
good thing. The change was
brought about and capital was
withdrawn, the wheels of industry
ceased to move, anvils ceased to ring
and spindles ceased to sing and
three millions of people were thrown
out of enjoyment, CONNER CO was
paralyzed, dark and dreary days
came on, citizens were in despair.
The republicans. went enforce the
people and said. if they would elect
Mckinley the wheels would again
be set in. motion, the world would
take the dinner pals of labor and
fill them. We were tax n at. our
word and every pledge kept and we
have more prosperity in five years
than in all the one. hundred and
eight years before. We are all
sharing in it, the. democrats as well.
The reublicran party is for the
people not the party. Am be-
lever in aggregations Of wealth. it
is the modern commerce of the
world, it is the revolution of indus
try. Every country is now engaged
in struggle for commercial supre-
macy Of the world.. and Uncle Sam
will be the victor. The great central
ization of capital enables them to
compete with the world in the pro-
duction of manufactured articles.
There are illegitimate trusts but
these have and. can be regulated or
drove out of business by the anti
Sherman law. Trusts will regulate
themselves, common law will work
them out. We have gone out and
captured the trade of. the world
which can only be done by ability
to produce. We undersell in foreign
countries, doing that to get, the trade,
and maintaining our industries, thus
furnishing employment to the
laborer: Trusts are the modern
method Of doing business. This a
different age We are living in, we
have not fitted Ourselves to. our con-
-ditiens and. Get; frightened. 3. To
take tie tariff of would destroy the.
trusts is the opinion of some, to dc,
go would shut down the wheels of
industry and what would become of
the laborer. We all want good gov
ernment and we always get it
through the. republican party.
There may be some revisions of the
tariff necessary, the tariff is not
sacred, we have revisel it and can
do it again if there are any errors.
Conditions have changed since the
enactment Of the Dingley bill and
some changing may be necessary
or even sol.e tariffs abolished, but
it would be better to have it done
by the friends Of the tariff than the
enemies. The Philippines provide an
excellent station for our country
and demonstrated it during the
trouble with China. The school
teacher has followed the flag there
and we now have the pubpic school
in that land. Vote for McCleary,
the greatest congressman in the
state, he has honored himself and
the state and is the greatest fnanc-
ial speaker from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. It behooves the republicans
to send republicans to the legisla-
ture, your candidate for tho senate,
Mr.. Shell is we'll qualified man
and has ably served you before, he
should be returned and the repub-
icars should rally around my old
friend, Mr.. Wilson for representa-
tive he will represent you as you
should be represented. Mr.. Reese
is very easy able and interesting
spaaksr and: there wsre many expires
siens of this character.
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