Free speech, of the " calamity howl
ing" kind, should be suppressed.
Business men, generally, throughout
the country demand the repeal of the
Sherman act.
It is always darkest just before day
and the present panic will doubtlessly
be succeeded by an era of prosperity.
Confidence and consequent im
provement in the financial situation
will speedly follow on the heels of the
repeal of the Sherman silver bill.
1 What are trades unions? Great
i training and educational institutions,
! and every man or woman who labors
1
at some vocation should be a member.
I Why should labor be impoverished
i and hard times prevail while our broad
1 beautiful land is groaning under its
load of plenty ? Who is to blame for
it?
Under free trade in wool the price
was fifty cents a pound. After twenty-
six years of high protection, capped
by the highest tariff ever known, it is
twenty cents a pound.
The business depression prevailing
throughout the land is the direct
result of Republican legislation, and
business prosperity cannot restored
until the Sherman and McKinley acts
are wiped out
That man has lived to little purpose
who believes that a change of adminis
tration without a change of laws, can
bring dire evil on the land, when the
new administration is simply enforcing
the laws bequeathed by its predecessor,
and the intelligent person who will so
deolare has sunken to the level of the
verv demagogue. There are some
such in this community.
