Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-07-10
The Post Ro.d. clause.

ohloh uIluer the post roads clause o.
tue feaefai constitution IS one -tha'
raises again tne OH issue OF States
r'gnts. on which Doth the Democratic
ana the Republican parties were orig
s..as 1 - Mas 's esv auso
:, ~ 70. ~. 'n puu,tc ,i,e. WIN a1e,
!. 49, ~ "as .ao.Nusn.s eApioueu
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,,n s ' saes , , . On Men . Mau
s%sass 80 nousos " Suns.ess ~
st ~ 80 ~, 49, NV M =, VIC on
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r,h,ah .,.,,. nv .e.u ~ es.au..sn'
,,.s :, ,' sa'u .nn. ny 'ue "osu es'ao
So. po" "as sNen " - VI, .ne
y. $3.50, soui. houses anu oene. p'aees
s nou. ou oa.ol' u. WHEN .nele
oay W os.o,nees, .ne rou'es "
, "n,.n NUS snou.u pe earr'esi lio,n ont
pus.Vnee 20 aho.llsr' 90 US 70 uinust
AZ ,.s.,.., 10 eN.esne.y anu W m ,s,
.-s $50 10 40 poee'ot
!" ~ tne pos.ase ~ Ne ls''a ON every
.e.l.' anu laSNase .ius cnr.'eu' 70 sup
lur' ,he es.api's.ilheh. anu 70 protec'
..,e ios.o'lee anu mans from lopoer Y
" ~ pulsn'ns .pose WHO shou'u COMMIT
~. one'se me use VI Tue
sNss .oau ~ .,e s'ase. man e'',t, pe'
~ toS.s ~ passing over IT. us o.n =. !.
w, 70 ~, .nae MoMu pe .nousn. VI .,e
~. .eu's''un anu sou ,einu, - .ue
S'"le' WIN r'she ~ 'ne s.ate Oh
.oee "u.uoriAeu " t.s Les'slaeufs' ~
enu m, 'ne ioau ~ p.easule
"a : .ls mas peeh aecepteu las US the Demo
eaele i',e.eon e.e. slnoe anu ~ =
~ .ant 'na. inns pos..'o.
slou'u NC s.auias,s ha'n.a,meu y!
lnis ''ne .nuh ever oeiore. All ran
.oa.s, s'fee. cur u .iies, s'lee's' Country
.o"u' -pos.o.e uuiu'nee' e.e., sou. '',
NC ous' eAtens'sey unuef ruela u
eon'iol = .ne s'uei' cou'eii.lo u
Sele ueeep.e'. Noe ph,y S'a,e rlsnts'
oul aii nome rue anu iocai rle llu
%ou.u " aplosa.e! " ~ Inc plolD'
e,..ou 70 nv on,s ~ V'o,a'lon VI Tue
Sons.l'u'lon' out ~ contrary 10 the
., ee...on VI .ne nspup,,san na'
n", pi"'ioim Vi low "hicn ue-
e'areu .5..'5'ss
That the maintenance inviolate of
the rights of the State is es-
sential to that balance OF power on
which the perfection and endurance of
our political fabric depends"
Lincoln maintained this position as
earnestly as Jefferson, Monroe or Jack
son ever did. But 1t is far cry from
Lincoln to Roosevelt.
The Plundei:'d Farmer.
our exports OF breadstuffs, meat and
DAIRY products, cattle, hogs, sheep and
mineral OIL nave fallen on over $780,
ooV'uoo curing the ten months ending
April. Inc export OF cotton, however,
mas increased $s4,OOO,OOO during the
same period. surely cotton Is king and
mas saved us from q greater drain OF
goa ,tnan the decrease OF our other ex
lorts tWo9ld nave undouDtediy produced
70 pay !or me increased cost7of our I'M
ports: Inc increased cost OF commodi-
tles, ootn OF export ana import, has 80
greatly added 10 the total amount In
uoiiars mat tne increase In quantity
nas hardly kept up with our increase
IN pophiatioh. Yet the increased total
amount IN dollars and not In quantity
"ae ~. Aor .ne ehorihous IN
:. .ase ~ 'ie eAior. VI eo.'on, "hich Is
$3.50 . nay. u iiee 'raue, ior tne
y. " .n's great proouctlon OF
49,. .ns. sou.ue,n s.a.es are en''rely <uhpro-
.ee.eu " .ne .alln' we should De dent
W - .ope III nearly SluV' '''''O'
-'vie ,nan We now owe ana nave sucn
, n"lu .,ine ~ paying.
n's eno"s 'ia' we nave prospered
- ep..e VI .ne etroieons hepuolican
.neols anu prae.iee VI protectloh and
VIZ ptos' " 'ue eo''oh grower is
I'LL uudLsWcLdUic argument against the