Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-09-29
AS THE FARMER SEES
REASONS WHY HE BELIEVES IN
AND TRUSTS REPUBLICANS.
TAey Have Never Deceived Nor BE-
ar.yei HI. Interests and Have Ag-
xEressiveiy Favored Legisiation for
nt7s benefit.

Each national campaign emphasizes
rnr fact that the farmer" vote must be
ir-s-&sned with and catered to. and all
parties put forth their best arguments
wben addressing the farmer Away from
Ebe madding crowd untrammeled by the
nrsiudices and false cries Of the politi-
ssiaR- the farmer calmly reads and thinks,
and thinks and reads. and decides the
s7isr~stion with discerning Judgment thu
Reads 20 decision which is honest and
right
In 1896 il was generally feared that
1fs farmer would be deceived by the
great promises made of the benehcent re-
salts TO be attained by voting for free
SILVER. bat this was not 50; the farmer
might be deceived when away from home.
fuf at his own fresi l., with plenty OF
fine to weigh the question. he decided
fer ihe gold standard. AND THE DEM
1t'RATIC PARTY AND IT'S CANDl-
DATES on THE NATIONAL TICK
EFT NOW SAY THAT THE FARMER
DECIDED RIGHT. In 1900 the cry
WAS Imperialism, and with his love of
freedom 1t nwas said that the farmer
n,igaa be stTmpeded. but again he allow
Ell common sense and calm consideration
tn decide the question, and seeing no
danger of militarsm or overthrow Of the
sss ablished government by the new order
Of things. forced upon ny by the war
with Spain, the farmer again east his
naTot for the Republican ticket. and
time has proved that his Judgment was
s.,1sd and his decision right.
chaH VIII Not Answer.
In the present campaign no new or
striking Issue il presented. The Demo
ssrats arraign the Republican party, vilify
the President aud hold forth gittering
srsnsrnlties. but definiteness IL lacking.
and what would be gained by the cleo
eIssn Of Democratic President IL not ap-
parent. general calamity howl is
na Argument. aud to secure the farmer
vote IL is necessary to present more than
ehaH
One term OF Democratic President.
two years only Of absolute Democratic
administrative was sufficient to prac-
rieslly paralyze business throughout the
nation, deprive the worker or the chance
M earn nn honest living. depress values
and prices aud make Ms the laughing
STOCK and subject Of ridicule Of the ma
lions of the world
Mckinley was elected, a Republican
Congress ,Hirted consistent protective
tariff. industry was revived. factories
started. unemployed given work Mt the
highest wages ever known, consumption
stimulated, values restored, Spain defeat
@si. Cuba freed, order established In the
Philippine Islands and the people given
civil liberty in its fullest sense and the
opportunity Of becoming creditahle part
or the greatest nation on earth. The sta
b1liiy Of the currency has been assured
bS the action OF the Republican admin
isrra ton, the public debt reduced and
fnferest charges lowered: laws passed
that will bring the arid lands under cul-
ovation. and that, too. without tax or
esrSd to any person except the one di-
p~culg benefited by the purchase of thu
Rand from the government.
The securing OF the route for mn 18TH
mian canal. the construction of which l.
nsss assured, is browning triumph for
~ Republican President and the party
and No one class will receive greater
bsnsift from the connection OF the At
hntic and Pacific by this great waterway
chan will the farmer.
The opposition to the Cuban reel
'pTucity bill, on account OF the reduction
OF yhe tariff on raw sugar, came largel!
f-rom a misconception of what the result
vwald be. Instead OF retarding produc-
s2sR and lowering the price of sugar
.
and the production has been stimulated
>snd profits increased.
Beneat. Of Protection.
The policy OF protection which guards
ansf develops the industries OF our coun-
cry. cardinal with the Republican party,
IL necessary to the prosperity of the
f-sruEr. 4 tariff on agricultural products
srrkS Dot increase the price IL the de
rnsnt does not equal the supply. but a
rsrsr which protects American labor and
hm,zus Industries insures work at high
xsras, plenty Of money aud increased
-srssanxnmien, insuring high prices for
s.s<ys products.
sEae farmer Is indebted to the Repub
pinsa party for the rural free delivery
ssx~aen. First suggested by the editor
s,F q heading farm paper, himself a Re
uesiNsosn. the idea was reported upon and
rx~ss M mended by Republican Postmas
sar general. adopted and enlarged upon
hv the Republican party, appropriation
snxhs by Republican Congress for al
iny-&sxE CATION aud trial OF the proposed
sxxs<crul. A Democratic Postmaster Gen
oral supported by Democratic Presi
sieEs, refused to expend the appropria
srfsas ana reported not only adversely e
che system, but that the scheme wa,
Sanpracticable. Not until the Republic
srsns were again in full power was the
SS.~em given fair trial. aud its entlr,
pra-ficability. as well as the great benefit
IN he derived by the rural population
elaSSy demonstrated, From a $4,000 APP
prsssriation for the trial OF the system
N hss grown TO an appropriation OF over
s&SS.is>o. 900 under the friendly encour'
Agssnent aud aggressive business policy
or Republican administrations. No other
en- thing could have been OF such great
benefit to the farmer; il has placed him
IN asily communication with toe world
aaek from the secluSion OF i.,cm life BE-
ssnacvges and becomes a part ana parceI
az Ghis great nation and is not only able
~ read Of the doingS throughout the
world but the facilities afforded Tor
frequent and prompt communication en-
ahls him to take part in its affairS. The
farmer is now recognized rs a big. broad
minded business man. and the discovery
is due to the rural free delivery system.