Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-03
a business sfank Views Or High
Protecfve Tariff. g.
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,iSi'ah VIM ~ " P'sY ,e'"'ion .,ns
been universally afcoraea me pos,,ioI
OF SPOKESMAN TOT tlie erue trauei po,h
before Sopgress amp III epihilerciai CIT
cies, was yesterdtF ealle.l upon py
ifermed reporter Ifr MS views on 'he
tariii as an ISSUE ~ tie next ffesiueii'
'iai ,iss slectFi. ...,t.
W nay sigIilea1.ce no YOU u'Siapute S,l'll,.
10 the elect,9Il ol !. Sarllsie Us ,2l'e.th, n,
er Oh tiie Iiouse y het'resoi''a'iN e'' 1-
was the opening qtestlon' ..,,
lt lneaiis tiaC qierelsa u lfllcipie ~
stake iioM anu t'iat u, geili1uisas ,,., nS 5se'
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ne e.Ma,us W u" 10y - " -r,,;s T,,t'n.4
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"i.lc,i ..na illsulc 1lic ~ Ns.,a,o iiuaae. ~.
includes q large shaIe Of the hest men
in thecountry, but they have Nothing
but organization ahd the power of pat
ronage. The Denblcrats are the party
with a principle, and II they use their
opportunity they will carry the coun-
try. But there nflst 5be no dodging.
They must meet the issue squarely and
impress the people With the conviction
that they mean business in this matter.
If they attempt any cowaldly sneaking
they will earn nothing but contempt
Then you regard, the tariff as the
issue of today?"
Most unquestianably. There is no
subject i'm which every man in the
country is so dekply Interested. We
have been living f,F twenty years under
q high war tarilll and see where we
have come out. On all sides nothing
but depression, l0ckopts strikes and OPP
eratiyes sumlnittihg toreduce wages or
remaining idle. ASk.any manufacturer
and he Will tell YOU that he il not max
ing money in the staple articles which
the poor man uses. His profits come
from high priced luxuries that can only
be bought by the rich and eNtravagant.
NOT A POLICY roR THE pooR MAN.
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the noor bnt for IN r;rb at prese,,t
The burden OF taxation falls OH the one
who can least oilord II, the laboring
man. He is the ond who pays the lar
.gest bulk Of. The taN which is levied in
the name f.proteetion The rich man
spends but a small share of his income
ON clothing or food, hui the poor man
spends neatly all He has on articles
which the govcrn'dentt taxeson an aver
age more than forty per gent. This isa
thoroughly wrong policy, and one thai
cannot endure v'liRn the subject comes
TO be inyestigated.s = ff
RIIt hplE 1T fl.a ln1sStt ,.f fit1l
istic and worliingnlen's newspapers AL,
INocate protectiona1
't1,ou can lay II sioWn 10 ighoFanet
and scliishness csHisbined. They fine
the laborcr ignoraset isr Tie suhject, and
rather than educaie liislFssthey fred hi
preiHdles i,fy talseI ~ I.e about biz
wages and protect fsffAssit1 &c Isesf,ir WIZ
fead the laborers hfoFnd by the nos
|Hnd for The most nart their interest II
Edoing 50. They haze fas. less regard 70
the cause theNs 4istsss. fssts.-t than 70
their own pockets.
PROTECTION n1,RTs;5fIfr lyoRKINtsiAN
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= III ;,,t.',a.,taI Ie =, = ~ 't ~ III I.
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'nf naa, '7 II r. T az .ef,, ot,,r"r 80,
ioon @ ,n, .orIs r,,n,, MI ;msr 'alsa II, M vaa @
muvpa sa,pa M csn Give nv',nnn % b,,,,as ~ @ Mani, 4,
~ f,nd n,,,,,fnrta II ,,I,,t,,,s, M 4. ,,e,n
,',,,cation i far tba;r fi,;idrNn la vi y1hat Ia ~
caro- whether wagesare one thingor til
| other. But when alabordr is taxed 70
4 Everything he wear, for everything II
/ Uses about his hous(. for every tool Ii
4 takes up and for efery hook he read.
]. even high wages do not 90 very fl
| With him.
Il uJ hol;ey.. u,yso,ffn manufacturers,