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Show at stock of S8.B2.Oua PARKERS ADMISSION. lull hAA pUal REPUBLICAd PtATFORfil 1904 Track lsyiog for tko Snt ill months ilwn a ftrrtait from tha aim- - of IMS HIM PARTY'S TARIFF RE FORM POUCYIR A MENACE. HI (AYS j ii'bwUI Mag tA atiini of acw track laid for ISW .r - I're-idea- I I'M a year ago. ! ," Tha featare of last Satur.la'a T'arUSaM j h week-- 1 New York haak.staieinaal was Ilia nf $lU5SjAJ in rash holdings and PL31CI.T50 ia aurplua reserve. July 22: Renewed deprresWia iu the atock market haa Aia week divided ata tention with the bank failiirr aad eoaiplieationa ia the West." A Brigbter Chapter. The following condensed abstracts from Hradatrcrt'a for the same month, July, but for the year 1HU7, after the election of William McKinley, pledged to the Republican policy of protection, had rraiored THAT SENSE OK UN1 tariff-tinkeri- bnat-nea- KE-CTH- stability tost Rested itaelf.1 TkiM liai, lodftdq Wh a eonoui ttr revistallty A tha colacidraca of tariff ion, A this country, with trade reaction. Tka Tariff Acts of 1872, of 1883, aad of 18M, A every case accompanied or toortly preceded a period of serious combe mercial diatraaa. It cannot well questioned that the Democratic prsedea at ripping np by wholsaaA a complito decated Import tariff to pretty range at toast one season's plana A the Adust rise affected, and R to apt to threw nt at employment thousands af people, also tn maka a bad miscalculation aa to fatars publie revenue. Follow Ag the new tariff law A March. 3888, publie revenue decreased $30,000,-00- 0 A the twelve months ending with Jana, 1884, and something like $23,000,-0- 0 A tha fiscal year 1883; and A 1884 the financial situation reached a crisis. Tha financial uneasiness at that year esused 1884 to be considered s panic nt I nr Tka Paste at I BBS. In 1888 a calamitous panto beginning la the ipriag months wss synchronous toi gar-- 1 latent protective tariff and Industry, freed from apprmaieu and atlmnlated by the nf wlae laws baa expanded to a degree sever before kanwa. haa conquered sew markets end has created a volume af axporta which haa surpassed Imigt nation. Under the Ptngley tariff lahar haa been fall employed, wagea have riaea aad all Industries have revived aad boat-aras- telling funny stories to the Secretory of War. and both of tha aaea alwolntely nucunaciiina of the exquisite democracy of their attitude. So long ue such things aa thi can take placa just outside the ' White House, the American people may I well ho aaaifrtd that their liras and their I liberties are A good hands. Foreigner I who tssne hero always fail to recognAa I tha real democracy of tha public men I of America, and frequently they go I away with the impression that tha Amer-- II lean rhiaea worships only tha dulAr, ha- caiao they du not realise that tha men they run up against on tho street can, or the people they Joetle os crowded corners are the elected rulers of tho A ksn people who step up ooo day and down the uegt, and who are uot injured either by their etovatioa or. by their period uf subsequent retirement. Speaker Ceases asd Use rotary Taft, Joseph G. Cannon, tbs Speaker of tbs to an excalr House of Representative 1 rius ('muiniactou to lavrotlgate and report upon this sulijcct. A aavy powerful enough to defend the rutted Statca an test any attack, to uphold the U do rue and watch over oar la essential for tho safety and the welfare of tbo Aauntcaa people. To maintain anch a aavy Is tbo fixed pulley of tba Kepablteaa party. doi-trtu- Cktsaoo Labor. W cordially approve tbe President Knuaerelt prumlae a poUry la that dlrrctloo. attitude af .s kt;? KcpublUsa Tn eeutlnnsuis at tha 1 . lira gg)W . waa the Sunday after toe cal cusvcntios of the IAmocntie had chsedHta labor. Tha (atm big Fair wrre barred to all but tot Jg! I Begad officials of tlie Expoaitioa. I Igunuto village the lithe, artivq eating aavagea were amnaiag after their own fashion A their vili? holiday. There were no ciowfe tempt them. They roamed aroggf fe reservation as free from car j: their own forest. The youupun rird os a sham battle, and the eldir am and women at toe tribe smokad m laughed and enjoyed themaelvm A that aim pie, aavage fa ahloo. On the steps of too Abu-oa- ao aat the shrewd, n. Yankee soldier, who had Mcn u I 1 St. Asia where they have Siam hsmj the moat interesting feature f g AteroatAg exposition. He had Jmtf ding a newspaper which --n taiaed a copy of the Demoeratit foj form, pledging that party te ths ift, mat independence of th Filipinos, aa ha laid down the news pa per, ing from time to time over his him that oi Amae-Icaa- ad Jaa-tk- a ol urn a a well-know- V IN fitoto rfteBmrt ttol lA toy to A u it ra mocrata Changed Their "Look at W tows i Ogiatam thorn people now. They u .j tothata Ii d at good-nature- d, n tpM eerr-tce- Rrad-atroc- 8,r HA, 1 h ffSTi Jsho Mr. skinned charges, whom A had latntf to lova a A who looked ap to him u i father, A expressed himself with mb to politics! sitistes: nral qnsintneee st dee-trla- is to amiable, tractable g ogee, but they are savage just As sam It perms foolish to talk of iadepsadam for people wA don't wear say mn clothes t An they dc. I went oat la A blauds A o regiment which hid a wkek lot ef Democrats id It, but then wsn mighty few Democrats cams back, because we were A a place when kid tt put up to ui every day how daemons it waa to talk of independence imgeg people wA were wholly and tied to to demand tha reaponoibility of politicsl freedom. What A you sappos Asm people over them wA ara now sajay-A- g themselves throwing stones at sscfct other, and saving themaelvm from to. jury with their shields, would do if they, were turned loose on the streets sf It. Louis, and toM to hustle for thmsslvm$ In fifteen mluntee after they Ad ham attacked by soma street Arabs, thinf would A tA biggest row you rvw mv 0 A oil ta statute tows from ksn to Washington wouldnt keep thorn ifcfi little, brown men from sticking kata Ato avery whit man they saw, I suyrit a Democrat man time than most at am regiment. At I om done with it mu; Thto talk of Adependenct, if prnM( in, will sooner or later provoke a blosdy' revolution A the IalaAs. A proashs dj immediate independence to a sirism thing. TA Finipinos themaelvm wff think they an entitled te liberty befm we do, and tbe result would A a d$o the Philippines. race of opinion which would mma MA. Would Haul Down tha Flag. 1 for one. dont propom to bsteog to "1 wish we could nuke the Nmpslgs any party which deliberately shits lk Can-"T- A Mr. M tho Philippine Am," uid eyes to tA groat daty of th Amsrlws Democrats A their platform peopio, which to to meet Ao caodkAo Avo pronounced for tha nltAota aa wo fi A them now, to educate A psej of tho Filipino. They bore pto at th FhUlppinM up to a modidM denounced no for endMvoriug at the at comparative civiliaation, sad Am tfi prooont tima to improv conditions A tA let the future A determined by th bland, and they have A effect declared that If they Ad the power they would Aul down th American bag at tho firat THE FIRST VOTE. opportunity. I think I know th peoor know I they ple of thto country. Why Young Mea Bhoald (At Thetr - Firat Ballot Cob Bimvvlt, A Aarty sympathy with tA policy of the Republics a party A regard to the A young mans firat vote for Pieshr Philippines. They know tha work you lent to th moat important sa A will did out there, and they know the work ever caat aA may affect hisssdf as mil your ouccemora are doing. They Avo as the country beneficially or At revmt, no notion of givAg up tbo Philippine at Th young American approaches hi tA prooont time, but they intend to ap- twenty-firMill sd birthday with ply American Institutions, American pride tinged with solemnity. Be kstrs Ideas, and American civilisation to the that henceforth tha conititatios tad ku peepto of tA Island. It to not a ques- Avast him with all tA rights sf tion of independence at all at the pree-M- t No matter how well qilfid time, tat of civilisation. If wa could A may hsvo been to eierriss I tomw of richta before, A coaaot do ao.sri to make th campaign on thto om Imperialism eomlled, taking tA Rcpub- -- 1( twenty-on- e years old. He hffwstof Mean platform oA A Democratic plat- r form Juat aa they eta A, Roosevelt would defeat Parker by an extraordinary majority, sA tho peopio would repudiate tho reactionary policy of thq Domocrate quite a completely oo they ropAtoted their financial policy of four sA eight yearn ago." man-factori- b rlMS wRtoii to sense of uncertainty and which had followed (ha otoe-tPorto Rico, tha United fitsteo. Wo have organised the government of CaoiUaatloaa af Capital aad af Laban, nf both n President aad a Congress now Porto Rico, and Ite people enjoy peace, lodged to free trade. Tha passage at ing year. ConMattom of capital sad af labor are tho rvsolts of the economic movement of "Announcement tka Wilson bill tha following yosr agthat tha card aad frssdoo order sad prosperity. the ago, but neither mast be permitted to Tho Philippines, gravated tha industrial disasters. This combing departmeata of tho Bigelow Isfringo upon the rights sod Interests at we have tom not only did direct damage to the suppressed Monwill la reauma Philippines next Carpet Company the people, finch combinations, when lawand established erder laanrrectlra. given through-nu- t are alike everywhere wlU retha entire plant Industry day, and that a security never fully formed for lawful purposes, te Ufa and of laws, bat (ha country, bat It had disastrous af- sume tho week following with nine hun- known there property We hare organised entitled to tho protection tewsthe before. and aaithar ara subject to tho civil govern meat, made It effective and both fects on tha nation's credit, because tt dred hands them. be la administration, aad havo con- us - permitted to break cawed tha revenues to drop heavily be'During 180$ the Main Central Rail- strong Oar Pfooldeat. Lauaatod ferred apaa the people at those Islands low tha expenditures and thus forced the road employs had wages rodnead 10 tho , Tha great atateaaaaa end patriotic largsot civil liberty they hare ever ea Wllltei government to draw for Ita routine ex- per cent Officials have now decided to McKinley, at tbo PhlMpidnea ear elected by tho Republican party pooaeastno geld reserve, rectors old rates. Ry pos see on tha treasury were enabled te take prompt and effective four yean ago. waa which was needed to preserve the gold "July $1: Fires rtarted In Tod furnaca action la tha roller at the legation at PrsaMsacy, tuted Into at tha threshold of hta aacood ataadard of value. Tha revenue from of Youngstown (Ohio) Steel Company. la derisive a and The preventing entire uttes moaned hta aapart Peking ,thto bill foil abort of tha estimates of "Cotton mills A Blackatoae Valley, tho partition and praaerriag the Integrity timely death and did that Justice te his i Ch u. groat sulltlea of mind sad character IA Democratic framers by no toss a sum R. I., started up on full time with n at which hist ary will confirm tad repeat Tho Isthmlau Canal. than $87,000,000, and thto. Including Ia large number of employee. At same a ronta for aa IsthPresident Room volt at Tho pasaraaloa of tha which many tax, Import time tha dya works and btoechartoa mian canal.' no tang tha draam at agar Tho American people wsm fortauts A Democratic Waders, lurludiug I resident connected with Lonsdale mill began aa accorata bow a his snecesaar. te whom they turned with a Tho great work sf Cleveland hlnuclf, had been bitterly o; trust and confidence whk-- have been fully full tlma. Ktehsd fart. fie and Atlantic by a caul te Justified. Pact President Roosevelt brought te deficit at a bill to. Tha produced "A number of largo Industrial posed Keto la It test and die the at began, the gnat responsibilities thus sadly forced $42,803,228 A tlie fiscal year 1803, and eerna A Connecticut resumed operations publics a party. a pan him a clear head, a brave hurt, ta $23,208,245 A 18M. earnest patriotism, and high Ideate af pubearly this week bacausa of passage of Tko Arid Loads. True te tka lic daty and public service. Four years of gloomy business depres- DAgley tariff bill" the laws which will principles Wo hare passed of the Republican party and te was tha sion throughout tho country tends United of States arid the the bring the policies which that party usd declared. wittUB the area ef cnltlvatloo. price paid for thto bungliug attempt at he As etoo ahown hlnuelf raady for ovary MR. FAIRBANKS PATRIOTIC. new and vital (MS-tlo"tariff reform" by the Democratic party. emergency and haa Tha Army and Navy, with ability and with aaeceaa, It was marked by Inteaaa suffering on have raotgialaed the army and pat Wj tea fid cure roa ef TA people la his tba part of a large section of tha Amer- Offered Hia fiaretcoo Daring tha War tt A the highest state af efficiency. by hia Ahlle career, euabled We have passed town for tha Impreva-icu- t him Implred ican people whs could get no work to with Spain, reader t sally sa laeatissabte aad support of the mllltla. srriro te th coaatry by bringing about a do at even the lowest wages. Washington, D. G, Ang. 19. Senator Wa have pushed forward tha building nf rttlemeat coal of tbe triks, which thread tho defense aad protection at uvy, THAT SENSE OF UNCERTAIN- Fairbanks of Indians, tha vies prasidon-tt- the toad sack disastrous rosolte at tha apealag our and luteraeta. honor ear aesr candidate, at wfatar la ISOS. TY AND INSTABILITY" lasted four being comrade Our aduibitat ration at the great departOar foreign palln a Oder his dmlnlstra-tte- a long yean, UNTIL THE ELECTION ln arms with President Roossrslt A tha ments at th government has been hanaat As not only been able, vigorous and OF WILLIAM McKINLEY. Those war with Spain. Few, U any, of hia aad edlrleat. aad wherever wrongdoing haa aaccea t discovered the Republican adminisdignified, bat ia A highest degra four year (1803-7- 1 of Democratic free friends are soars that h volunteered bean evil not haa the hesitated te prolm tration TA eompllcated qaestteA which area A trtde rule marked the saddest chapter his services A defease of tho flag. Sen- and bring the offender te Justice wlthut eaeiAte were settled la each a way by Tho ator Fairbanks has never alluded to It rogaid to party r political Ilea to American Industrial history. e PraeldaBt Rooeevrlt that the Moo roe In conversation, and only by the merest hwaca to tho country Industrially, finanwu signally vindicated and th cane The Orest Corpora tioaa. peace and arm cially, and commercially wets probably chance ha It become known. RequirLaws eueted by the Republican party af Hta promA aad party failed te ra--' ama, whb-greater than daring the four years of ing a biographical sketch of the vie which tb Dememtle we commend la the highest were Intended for tb when the nation's presidential candidate for campaign purCivil War, 18U1-S- , tA caul net only secured te tarate, tha af the aajaat Note, At public against protection resources were naturally enough strainposes, the Republican National Commitavoided foreign compiles ttau dteerimluttoa or the Alegar encroachment which a been m urteA vary Ar enlisted the services Industee might W. and Smith of been ed to the almost, H. ef vast aggragatlou ef capital. Arc Praal-(to- cAnrttr. peaceable n enforced by a Republican f Indianapolis, a trial pursuits had to be largely abanwriter, faarleaaly of He caatlaaed Ae tA Alley and new tew IntuiiBff inioMbl and a personal friend of Senator Fairdoned. rat McKinley la tbe Orient, and Mr of groat m te operatlauadditional banks. To aid him A hia work Mr. Betty Iona, andtAproviding parities la China, algaaltaed by Mr recent i Two Periods Compared. pant commerrtal treaty with that cmplra, for ta prevent loo at dteerimluttoa The actual buriaoM effects from Smith wu given aecma to eollaetten at dies aertr been m high. bar been puaed by papers, and among them ha found In freight rates, He ercarod the trlAnnl by which t A THAT SENSE OF UNCERTAINTY family Repabllraa Congress. This mom! talk between tA Speakperilous quest loa at th Alaska AND INSTABILITY." that Mr. Park a letter dated May 3, 1808, from Gov, Ia this rvcord af achievement daring ta vexed sad waa finally nettled. er and tha Secretary of War, sA their sight yean may A road t A pledgee bsandsry er fraukly alluded to A hi speech of ac- Mount of Indiana to Senator Falihaaks past Ave crimes WAaever hamaalty has fulfilled. which tA party A tit good sense of tiro ceptance ae occurring daring one of the A response to th Senator's leader of hta Wa promt Repabllraa te rantlnn these policies, aad been perpetrated whlrh Ave hocked ear firm confidence been made, and American people, oo well oo A their "occasions" connected with tariff revis- services. Tha totter reads: wa aeclare our constant a (there nc ta t A people,' hisoflk-e-protest hasbeen have ear good tendered, bat good faith toward tho Filipino, manly My Dear Senator: Permit me te say la following principles: ion. arc well portrayed by few e always with dw regard to International b-reply to your patriotic tender of your ... Aa a point to a curious incident at raudnm abstracts from 4 Protection to American Iudnntrtoo. Ha trace. that I commend your loyalty to the Jader hie gnMaare w flad earaelvm at tho St Louia Exposition th day after I tho same careful thought Tkt tat A Protect loo. whlrh guards and develop covering the uiuuth of July, State and nation. The offer of year servas a soldier means that yaa ara ready ear Industrie, te a tnrdlnl policy of the peace with ell tbe world, and never wen ta adjournment of th Democratic Con-- 1 decides a young man's party sSIistioat 18t. when "THAT SENSE OF UN- ices or oar wishes mere reto make any aaertflee for th preservation Repabllraa party. The measure at pro- we am imported nation. volition A that city. and oftor that ho to apt to foA CERTAINTY AND INSTABILITY" of tbo tect tea tAuld alwaya at least equal tee garded by foreign utkmal honor. 1 ra eaunently aacreaafnl la regard te Mr "I beg to aaeure yoa that yon eaa beet difference la tA coat of production at path A which ha has started. ariitiug from the fear of tariff reduc-tio- u s Tha Philippian Exhibit. la- the United States We Insist upon tA forriga relattena. A A been eqaally ham and abroad. was exceedingly aggravated, and render tbit aervk-th importance at storting rightInmoat la drallag wltb domestic qaeatloaa. Everyone know now that tA Senate, la thl connection I desire te com maintenance of the principle of protee-ttea- , todsj men thousands of of wa resulting In grueral business distbo expublic Year groat and, therefore, rate of doty ahoold The CMatry has knows that your patriotic coarao. tonating end tho moat instructive were aster aud industrial paralysis. aierch oa the Cuban question wu tbe argu- A readjusted ooly wbea coodltloaa Are credit aad the narimiil rarrency St. proud because they csst their ta hie admlule- - hibit of the groat Worlds Fair A ment of a .late. man. I could not consent aa cAnced that tha public Intereot eolotrly aafe In the Aads for Abraham Lincoln, General exdevoted reservation iu Loaia is tha A Dark Chapter. tews enforcement of raa-atb In tbe to your having the Senate. Tour eoutlto-rut- a tkratios. their alteration, but this work William McKinley, while other hasdres As the tho ant shewn courage, bat would proteet. Wo need alateamea ae only to poopto aA committed other to The altet rad a, to which attention is tA And A producta any clusively safely . to of thousands ora sorry that W can fill the placet of than those at the KepnbHraa Arty. T andrrstsndt that whlrh soldier. mnek to cuo lolando. It of th follow: called, Philippine or disregarded eoliilen mark easier than tbe (eats of latroat It te the Democratic Arty Is te At tews to A violated first vote for the defeated their . tt with because rerious exhibit were 1817: represents while th test Operations "July 3, Pens I ore. Invlta disaster. Whether, aa la IKK, tA opens the door to ansn-hyof the men. No one raa place a higher estimate than sumed mi Monday in the Washington Democratic Arty declare the protective enforcement of the tew Is tho soundest utmost fidelity, not only tho beat, tat Dents A young man's firat vote M He As AM firmly to tae the wont fMturea, of Ufa in tA Philprvettam. yvur offer of your aervlree to tariff anconolltatloMl. or whether It demill at Waahlugtuu, R. 1 employing I place upoa ihe Stale aa a soldier, but alone this to my mands tariff reform or tariff rev talon. Ita fundamental American doctrine that mil tho most important oue hs win at 80 wearer. measure of yvur service aa a fieulor. real object ta always tA daotractloa of mea must ebey the taw: tAt there mart ippine Islands. Within tho boundary acbecause It may detpriaiae caat o the reservation om may get fairly the protective system. However apecteua A as distinction between rich and At a conference of th employing lit leal associations of his whoto " the a tar, tke purpose to ever th umr. between strong rod weak, bat that Josof idM of th curate possibilities Thereto" plaatcrera and workers. New York, terms A Democratic tariff bee I maka or msr his career. rays Asa fol- tie sod equal protection snder the law I1 schievement DEMOCRATIC INSINCERITY. favorable to all lalvmti wer drawn up by tha educated few among II sot A secured to every rlttaea wltheut lowed A borineae advrcalty; a Repabllraa gi ball ct I .ho,. d th Filipino, A at the mum time the 7ery.j and agreed upon. tariff b bvatneaa prosperity. To a Be- - mart t race, creed, or eoadltlm. I student a Repnbllean fartaaato thau our Sablleaa Coogrroa and a raa cs.usl visitor As tapreos-A Tube department and sheet mill of "We ara I Kooeevei Theodore A I great quratlnn safely the Reading Iron Works resumed oogoBooto, who aaw appeal fog cam trusted. wAa upon him the vostncM of tho work tistesmsn, only free trade con fldaaca oa tho graaad, which mama try among the the the The tnlw department eniplo) to ta pcrfarmA A tho Islands, great nations agitates a President Rooscvelti tbornwj retara te protection t A chief protective NO men and the sheet mill will give oa press aad Mma seek ta havo a tha ignorance and savagery at A depth r"L ton of notiontl irrigation sA d cattail aadarataod, that If trtaaa-pha- at 230 mea work. many millions at th people at to Archi-- 1 they mag ha traatA to proem persons! interest A "The blooming sad steel department I am not old enough for I pels go. b Harprisa. ItaML' Taken Adigaaatly. at the north mill of the Lackawanna fataa ta avary prlaclplo which la In om building may b fouA th piti-- I tentioa throughout th United From tho Chicago Tribune. thetr h Iron aad Htcel Company started on sin- tha lost alght geara tktr havia T" waa right Ho livA acvoa fu! exhibits of the military aA Aaea- - I oven when it importaaco do Methaeelah can for I "Wbat gentlemen you, dawn aa vital, aad to lea va and lotarhod TA asy tonal mettads of too Spanish, which de- - fora been appreciated. hia event or gle tarn Tuemlsy. this t visitora after Methnsetoh, eight motioning years ukA Present indications point to the com- thoaa vary acta af tha adaatmUtratlaa A scats. leyA tho uplifting of the Fhilipplneo for aaa af which the ash that tha plete resumption ef all the tin piste bars Democratic managers proposa to mske generations. In another department "Wa havo come, said tha chairman adailaiatratloB itself ha from drlvaa mills A tho country la a week or so, may ta found th examination papers, tne supjcct. in n PiVkldent ReoesvelFe a peach at at tha committee, "to ask if you will ac- too campaign "on rresident Roosevelt's the new wags scale having been signed power." sudo by understand, as never befora a nomination for tha vice presi- porsonality. They All find that th the drawings ond th map ItDS cept g, July aneepiaaee, asst Saturday. Tw mills have started schools directed A J, c students conscienca th and of heart tha by tional irrigation to not mi FIllpAo dency." of tho grtstA already. "1 will hot. gentlemen!" exclaim A tha ra with him and that ho cannot b de- YonkM school ma'ams. In th agricuA list of th Democratic campaign "July 13: Since Per tuber 1 tort 43 mansgera looks liks a roll call of a big voMrabto patriarch, rising to his foot, feated by any etTort to exaggerate his ltural exhibit or specimens of tho prodsttoaa banks have been placed la the tiuot uct at th tailed goiitg to show the dtroctoraisi graoping his csm aA tottering away, faults or obscure his virtues. With Wrt .Tfi a no May Job for him to get his 280 pounds down on tbo Whit Homo loom, convenient and so he leaned against who aw two tree, and ta Asarfa-b- y ordinary Americana toughing over a good story had but littlo idea, perhaps, that thcM wen two of th groat men of th country .who hod been Atrusted by tha people with vast power, bnt who never-thetehad lost non of their Republican simplicity. Secretary Taft but a year ago was tha Governor of tho Philippi nee. Ho resigned that office to accept tha position ba now holds only boconoo ho believed that so Secretary of War A could do more for tho FilipAoo, tho little brown people ho had com to look upon oo hi own children, and who A their turn boiler Taft to their best friend. It wu tA Secretary of War wA declined n position on th Bench of tbo Bnpremo Court of tho United State beeauro A wished to finish his work for tha people of th faraway Pacific Islands, and A would not aAndon their Atcroota even to accept ga office to which ho Ad An-rstl- y aspired every since the day whan A rowed with tho crew at Yolo and woo known os th strongest athlete A that groat University, It waa perfectly natural therefore after tho funny stories had Am told, and tA Uot hearty laugh iff tha Secretary of War had floated around tA White Houm corner, tAt the conversation should drift toward tha subject of eat-el- m g . BUf i y. Arbitration. 8M at good-nitav- f, h The ctvlt aervtcw law waa placed aa tho statute books by tbo Republican party, whlrh haa alwaya sustained It, and we renew oar former declarations that It shall ba thoroughly and hoantly tafarced. , Tko Hold tern and Bailors, Wo are always mindful of the roantiy'a rbt te the saddled and Bailors of the 1'attrd fitateo, and we lieHere la making ample provisions for themtand la the Ub-- l rn administration of the pension town. fe5 ;sr' g7 u fcair p g? f? g? i? te hia bead, and while he never does things whk-- are out of place, he to uever afraid to do thing for fear someone might aertuo him of a lack of dig-hIt wa perfectly natoral A when coming out of th Whit House the other day to plump himself down puron q grassy terraco for tha supra pose of telling o series of funny stories to his companion who happened to bo decretory Taft. Th Secretary ef War is o Mg man A every eena of th word, physically aa well aa mentally- - It stuck-n- g? - It I class I Civil Sorviee, Wo a not rak.iM He v7 t,p. tural i mewspafs J b ftror tbs peaceful settlement af International dUTerourea by arbitration. Bawsssea, Protection of Clt teaaa Abroad, Far deficient revennes enpplemeated by Ws commend the rigorous effort mads Improvident tmaea of brads we gave tho u tho admlnlatratloa to protect Americas Income an which large produced by mint IT foreign lands, and pledge aurplua and which enabled a rat e four citterns ia Inal at upon the Junt and eqnsl war had te year after the Bnanlah to remove erer llOO.UK.non of annual war rteetteo of all onr rltterua abroad. Itt daty of tho gorera-meataxas red nee the publie debt and to proraro for all our rltlscua, withthe telenet chargee of the government. out distinct Inn, the rights of travel and soTho Fabllc Credit Raotorod. journ la friendly countries, and we declare ouraelvr la favor of all proper efforts Tbe pa Idle credit, whlrh bad be Demoa lowered that la time of peace tending te that end. cratic administration made large loons at The Orioat, te Oar great Intrreata extravagant rates of Interest la order Reand oar growing cosh pay entrant exaendltnraa. no under arras render tbe reodltloe Orient la tbs publican admlnlatratloa to Its highest of Chiu of high Importance to tho United S per States. Wr cordially commend tha policy point aad enabled 'na to borrow at la time of war. panned la that direct Ion by the adminisCuba. trations of President McKinley and PresiWe refused ta palter looser with the dent Roosevelt. miseries af Cuba, we f might a quirk and Tho Elective Fronchloo. vtrtortooa war with Rpala. We art Cuba W favor inch Coagrasslooal settee u for three Island years, the free, governed determine whether by spactal divand than gave tt to the Cabas people with shal ert mini tluna tho elective fnachtoo la any order restored, with ample revenue, with ttste been anreoatltattonslly limited, edarattoa tad public health rote Wished, aad. Ifku aaeh ta the raaa, wo demand that free from debt and connected with tbo ra presentation la Congraaa and In tbe elect'nlted fitateo by wise piwvtaloaa for ear toral colleges shall be proport tnoslly mstual Interest. directed by tho Constitution of it year. Wa replaced a neaaocratle tariff baaed oa free trade prlncliilis and eatahltahed tha gold gtand-iwhich waa then menaced with de-. struction. Oouldnre returned to and with roafldrare aa unexampled prosperity. and Steel Company are B another furnaca at North Birmingham, and also their No. 2 furnaca A Birmingham. "McKenna Steel Works, at Joliet UL, 111 rssumo, employing 400 mea. Tha Everett Pemberton and Atlantic mills, at Lawrence, Maas., kava started np with aa aggregate of mors than 8,000 hands. Tha Pawnee, Ktlly, and Weatvilto companies of tha Danville, I1L, district cents a posted notices of I nrmass of ton A wages. Tha rolling mill nf J. Painter to Son waa started. "Steal mill of Jones to Laughlla, of the same city, also reaumad. "July 24: Because of tha saw tariff rates, all of Boorbowam, Elisabeth, N. J pottery workers kav returns! to work. Folly 20,0110 workman fcava gone to work aa a result of an agrsament isacfcad on tha sheet seal for tho moo"Sloes Tha Tariff Law, prospered. We I rail "Uhattanooga Tradesman reports Iron and steel trade active aad prices steady ln South. Sevan! furnaces fcava bsea blown A sines July L Movamsat A Amber good and textile trade shows Im- provement the fi'tare. Public credit had been lowered. the revenues were declining, the debt waa rawing. the admliilatratbui'a attitude toward Spain waa feeble and mortifying, tha ataadard of values tree threatened and uncertain. Is bar waa uaemploved. business was sank la the depression which had the paalr of 1W. hops waa faint and roaddrnre waa gone. Wa met these unhappy coodltloaa vigor-aualrgsctlvely and at naca. our-rrrd- u. u (rt started. a eaconr-ageaw- advance of 814 Pr cant "For tha first time in several yafcra all the employes ef tha Chicago Burling- ton and (Juiacy Railroad shops at St.. worklng full time. The II I nag 0f WMt A aomo departmeata haa uaceaaitatad tha ampldymeut af additional hands. Reports from Maine (hat part at tha big plaat formally owned by the Jay Taper Manufacturing Company, la about haa oa othsr occasions man- fIL puIp mlll ginady 1 i g? mrj' rm-ive- N MAY Mr. Parker is evidently well enough posted on Aa way business had beanaffected by previous atdisastrously tempts to remodel the tariff on Uemo-rratie line, er elaa he would while W' apeech, Jn kia aceeptaac J fae-etg-a AXIl INSTABILITY," ATE DURING THE NEXT FtlCB CERTAINTY reflected tha begiuaiug of the great era YEARS. HENCE WE SHALL BE of prosperity that waa thereby ushered CXABLE TO SBCI UE ANY IN THE TABIKK SAVE iu: The Great Western Tinplate ComTHAT TO WHICH THE REPUBLIplant at Joliet, I1L, employing pany's SENATE IN THE CAN MAJORITY 300 men, resumed work. The men gat an CONSENT." dared for es,TJ y I -- f.r o-- Business fallurra ia the ailed State are aaiieitall frequent, nnmiieriug E0i - aaaatiy ahanM not Altar A anlatatalag A Faralaw Markets Eatowdod. We hare enaadad arldely onr forrlga of haaiaa sivry. la BN It market. believe la the adapt lea af and "Ale ,u " Fresteeat. Dartaa M of all practicable metheda foe thetr funhar tka Fmi whlrh hara etopoA slana the eataoalon. lacladlag eammerrlal rtrlpne-Itelection at Unrein the Repabllraa part wherever anaagemmewta raa kM complete control af .the fori be eeaahueat with the prt art plea (fined ment. Far 10 am at the 44 rata It at pestertloa aad wltheut Injury te Auiert-ra-a JeVJ labor, or any agrtcetfare. Arneth-a'tA ?-- 1 Aatrricsa loduatry. ment. while the Itrawriatlc part during Tka Gold Maadard. the a me perlml haa had ranplete enotml We believe It ta he the dntp at the two rears, this Wing tenure of fur pobHeaa party ta aphald tha gold standard aad IA iutevrlly and val at am Tha maintenance Hstnibliraa party has muamaaded tha ewe fitenre of the Americas people Sir nearly standard, aatabllshed by the Reuibllcaa fa-repcratlviis to a dare never egnaled party, cannot safely A Lyy.iAli.t,tl la oar history, and has displayed a M'h I'eawiiatle party, aad haa never gives any proof sine capacity tar rule aad rovers men t which that lime af belief A k or tdrlltj to It. baa lea awda even more rsusnleaous the lacapaclty aad laflralty af purpose Americas Shipping. ra by Ita opponents. While every other Industry has pnsperrd the tor bgla- faptrrlny aid sf Brpublb-aCpadltlma ia IWIi shipping engaged is iarriiu The Repahlkan party eateivd upon ' Ita laliao.trade la cuuprtitloa with tha low period of csmi.lcte anpremaey In psept sf cunstnirtkia. lew waves, aad heavy 1W. We have evere debt to raarsta-lat- e red at fnrcAa governments bnn n4 aoiurtvea apon the work Blnce then siilaMbw fur many yean from the govera-BVB- t aceompIMied. for it haa added tester ern at the t'nlted Htats admgnate earrted which the to fmditloaa of the party kind. We of therefore fame any the goveniBieiit through the storms of rltrtl arhb-urtll and build war. niarlae. and wa We then foetid the wastry after four ap the American merchant tlie of the lart leglalaMoa approve raidlally yearn af Hcoiarrarlc rule In evil pllrbt, opwhich rrrnted the Merchant Hi pressed with misfortune and doubtful af 4'eagnwa billwu-dolla- Alloa B. Par' er ia hie aieech acrept-iii- g l Ae liemocratie aooiiiiatiua fur 8ENSK frankly alhidea to THAT IXSTA-BlUTOK I' NUEllTA 1 VC Y AXl that followed poat expats at tKa Democratic parr ia ilia liue. XererrkeleH ha full the aduiirahie platform of the Democratic part with its program of attack a the tariff, bat cautiuuai. however. ha takes good rare to diiel all fraia that tha prugraai raa be aucreae-fu- l lijr auuiiuueiug that: "IT 1H A FACT ANI KHOULD BE THAT CONCKDF.il FRANKLY THOl'HH Ol'B PAHTY BE IX THE COMING CONTENT WE CANNOT HOPE TO A MAJOHITY IX THE SEN- ta font of too poo eitMiafcia tU other Acted by tbs United States 4 is all displayed Uses to toss jJT1 pA of this consul that aadw ditsctioB sad with Altbfal -- tbs poopA of the Philippi aaa Ang years to cobm, deowosuak capacity and their fitasas to A among the people of tha Tka Rovogo Trlboo. Over A another earner at the --g tins one may find navaga trIUa to St. Loaia aa types uf the (wg,? still ruam over tbs AAnda, never bees properly claaaified, A Cw so iwturna to reoaua oflksia, I sever conuvlkd by the Spanish Gw? I meat, and who are tha people 11 others over whom tha Unhid I mast extend the geniua at Ita osg -- track-layin- ' Of I'anrtalatr any other pear since 1878, it Alladaate nkat aiblc exception of 1N85.' Folloorod Uaa -ad laataMlitp" that Hank alaarinea far the a ark kara PrataoUaatrajr ta r rreelatia Alienate marx, the barrl - , rackXaaaatr-t , (nt f j p,r Mllt 1m ruB laal tiae,Yet ladoraaaaa j week hud 12 per real ton thau hi. Platform MODI-riCATio- bar, tbs axhlhit of hemp A at aMsafactsis, and Uar period of 1892. Tko Engineering miles Nan aays; W bare about I.U1O of g for tha total probable j I iMmita tirhaaaa off ions af Us United Rutoa, vkihT mining producta, tbs aactisua OUR FILIPINO WARDS. ts " nth! 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