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He believed in the development of our re- 10 sources. He believed this nation ought to be independent of eveiy other nation on the face of the earth. He beHeved in a protective tariff, and was less concerned about revenue reform than he was to have enough protection to protect. But he believed first and above all in the rights of man. He believed in civil and political equalit}^ and he believed in the practical enforcement of what was theoretically proclaimed, and therefore it was that, wath al...l the ardor of his soul, he believed in a free ballot and a fair count, and hated and de- spised, as he ought to, every man who apologized for or was indifferent to the crime that would prevent *hem. Governed by these great principles he gave to the countr}' an adminis- tration of its civil affairs which, considering the difficulties by which it was beset, and measured by the comprehensive scope of its duties and the brilliant results of its achieve- ments, stands among all our peace administrations without a rival.
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He believed in the development of our re- 10 sources. He believed this nation ought to be independent of eveiy other nation on the face of the earth. He beHeved in a protective tariff, and was less concerned about revenue reform than he was to have enough protection to protect. But he believed first and above all in the rights of man. He believed in civil and political equalit}^ and he believed in the practical enforcement of what was theoretically proclaimed, and therefore it was that, wath al...l the ardor of his soul, he believed in a free ballot and a fair count, and hated and de- spised, as he ought to, every man who apologized for or was indifferent to the crime that would prevent *hem. Governed by these great principles he gave to the countr}' an adminis- tration of its civil affairs which, considering the difficulties by which it was beset, and measured by the comprehensive scope of its duties and the brilliant results of its achieve- ments, stands among all our peace administrations without a rival.
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