Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-23
RECIPROCITY FROM ALL ANGLES.

general Let his bhu;iOr Be publicly and f'acy
;dsscd Let demonstrate that the common sed and
qualification Of naturt TIE tsbht interested in its
No sittafs, SER ices hoHd erfmf them from such
rutinis is only the right bit it is the duty Of the public
make them. Liberty has been often greatly suppressed by
diSIsc right BY d neglect Of this dxty: and those ,io haze
been guilty Of This carceSSncSS haze betrayed their forv
The contained in the above written than
years ago John of the famous Farmers Letters
that helpful struggle for independence The words
should appeal strongly patriotic Americans today.
| IT IS AN AMERICANS DUTY FEARLESsII TO STAND
IFOR HIS RIGHTS just arSsy criticize the officials
whom he has helped place charge OF public affairs The of
lis dislike disagree with the great whom have placed i'll
executive power nation but sometimes becomes duty
necessary Judgment take stand in opposition to
public let do openly and fairly without personal attack
or viuperation
Even the right his opinion, but
have good right disagree with him We have right also
to argue the case from our standpoint protest against any
acng action-\ND WE ARE ENTITLED TO \ llEARING
There qualification Immature Dickinson warned
us demonstrate that veal should be respected In
Tuesdays hearing before the Senate finance committee Senator Hale
brought that members Congress not consulted regarding
the building the reciprocity agreement where industries likely to
lbe injured were concerned THE FACTS WERE KEPT Sc
lCRET
The public has Il right to the of high
Tor indeed duty that the demands OF every
section heard before drastic changes adopted for the
Ibencft OF the whole
Names farmers Congress in
1.-THE should have had hearing before their rights
away negbor however much we admire and
respect her Maine loves her Canadian friends but to look
out for her interests first.
again looks Maine farming deliberate
attempt had been made FORCE THIS MEASURE THROUGH
CONGRESS BEFORE ITS PROVISIONS COULD BE UNDER
STOOD OR PROTEST MADE. That this plan slipped a cog
glad If necessary the and ncon
order give Names demands hear
ing that fault of her citizens her statesnen-bol
only ignored but attempt made bgck the experiment
through secretly
The argument suspense and does
amenonsensical What business is to suffer
this ratified but that OF the farmer 1t IS true that
SPECIAL. INTERESTS AND MONOPOIES WILL LOSE
AN OPPORTUNITY IF IT IS NOT PASSED AND HENCE
THEIR ANXIETY
The enunciation of Names Senators Represe
fighting trade fake only doc but Dor
cring criminal Pheaed indeed because they dare
the rairoading of a TRUSTCONCEIVED AND DEMOCRACY
ADOPTED IIERNAPHRODITE MONSTER UPON THEIR
CONSTITUENTS
Just imagine aegorica band wagon hauled by Missouri mules
President Taft holding the lines and Champ Clark, the Demo-
National House. proldng the with the CAD
of free trade the body of the vehicle filled with motley assembly
standpats proges reconarie OF both great parties with
the Democracy largely predomnatg and have fair conception
conditions If look little farther and the Maine farmer
and his family the path of this uggnau be rulcy
you have completed the picture.
We that Maine daily has bottled itself up the jug of
theory pulled in the stopper of conce and its readers
that Maine people overwhelmingly favor OF treaty. Either
this considered of little Importance worth writing
to, wiluly attempting deceive its subscribers
THE KENNEBEC JOURNAL is BEING FLOODED WITH
LETTERS many of them addressed the various members of Maine
delegation in Congress- with requests forward They from
section of the State And the whole only
have been favor Of the This does look Overwhelming
FOR the treaty.
A free brother who his doctrine who
loves fight, lands back like We
expected him. knowing his tendencies kindly agumenave
He to lure from hand by tumpng
scribe conditions Maine half century ago. reciprocity
agreement and before the Taft scheme adds:
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Better that neghbo than to still that per on
clothing and have markets for what the
product Of farmers who do clothing
etc, Don't you think 50?