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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1892
Page
5
A Dillon Tribune note dated October 7 1892 quotes Benjamin Harrison urging workers to seek opportunity in America while describing Castle Garden as an inward swinging gate symbolizing welcome for laborers from abroad seeking a better life for themselves and their children.
The speaker asserts that the nation leads in agriculture mining and manufacturing after twenty nine years under a protective tariff. He argues the system proves prosperity and showcases the broad range of individual enterprise and inventive genius.
The article defends the 50 cent wool promise as part of Republican protection, arguing national wool prices fall worldwide but not in the United States due to tariffs. It cites prosperity for American sheep owners, contrasts with foreign prices, and challenges the Helena Independent's stance while urging Montanan voters to consider tariff effects.
The item states that registration is essential to exercise a freeman's highest privilege, emphasizing formal steps needed to access civil rights or legal status. It highlights the conditioning role of registration in enabling privileges once the process is complete.
Republicans press forward with strong candidate support and principle defense while Democrats falter and clash over lead, mineral land, and wool issues. Calls for fusion with populists grow as labor probes Collins’ record, and Kenyon travels east to discuss aligning Weaver electors amid a broader free trade shift. Germany offers $50,000 annuity to San Salvador president to end reciprocity deal, signaling backing from England and France.
The piece discusses Powderly denouncing the Democratic party as bad faith toward workers and cites defeats for anti silver bills. Wayne McVeagh joins a party to end debased currency and support free coinage. It notes the international monetary conference setup by Harrison and ends with Woolen Manufacturers accusing Springer of deceiving the public about wool. Registration set for October 15 at 10 o'clock.
The editorial excerpts from Butte and Deer Lodge papers condemn the capital bid by the Daly era, reject west side favoritism, and warn of Anaconda’s limited chances. They urge resentment of political control, compare the scene to a dog in the manger, and call for action against perceived demoralization. Beaverhead voters are urged to support Professor E A Steere for state superintendent of schools, praised for competence and broad statewide recognition.
Local druggists in Lowell Massachusetts report Hood's Sarsaparilla outselling all other blood purifiers and sarsaparillas. They note strong repeat sales and classify Hood's as a leading medicine in their stores. The testimonials emphasize long-standing local familiarity and belief in Hood's merit.
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