Whatever You Do, Tell The Truth.

In The Scheme Of Our National Government, The Presidency Is Preeminently The People's Office.

The Friendliness And Charity Of Our Countrymen Can Always Be Relied Upon To Relieve Their Fellow Citizens In Misfortune. This Has Been Repeatedly And Quite Lately Demonstrated. Federal Aid In Such Cases Encourages The Expectation Of Paternal Care On The Part Of The Government And Weakens The Sturdiness Of Our National Character, While It Prevents The Indulgence Among Our People Of That Kindly Sentiment And Conduct Which Strengthens The Bonds Of A Common Brotherhood.

William Mckinley Has Left Us A Priceless Gift In The Example Of A Useful And Pure Life, In His Fidelity To Public Trusts And In His Demonstration Of The Value Of Kindly Virtues That Not Only Ennoble But Lead To Success.

The Broad Rich Acres Of Our Agricultural Plains Have Been Long Preserved By Nature To Become Her Untrammeled Gift To A People Civilized And Free, Upon Which Should Rest, In Well-distributed Ownership, The Numerous Homes Of Enlightened, Equal, And Fraternal Citizens... Nor Should Our Vast Tracts Of So-called Desert Lands Be Yielded Up To The Monopoly Of Corporations Or Grasping Individuals, As Appears To Be Much The Tendency Under The Existing Statute.

Your Every Voter, As Surely As Your Chief Magistrate, Exercises A Public Trust.