Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-28

| main man magic bottle, you car
get any liquor out Of it you please.
Il reminds me Of the 1rishnan
Who couldn't get pair of tight
boots on, and he said
"I'll wear en- 4 few days and
then perhaps I can get en- On. ?
Each State Is supposed to inter
| pref the plank to suit itself. The
| Republican party guarantees pro-
lection to its manufacturers, and
you al know that when factory Is
doing business, 4 town springs up
! and prosperity follows. Steel rails
| sold for $3.50 per ton sefore she
| tariff, and now since tia Repu .i-
! can party put s2S per ton tail,
the rails have bssn manufactures
! in the United States, and had kept
dropping every year until they had
got down to $50 per ton aad there
was $o5 profit. This refutes the
statement thx: protectly. tariff
kceps everything high in this coun-
try. Mr. Cassidy talks about the
tariff on diamonds aud camels
hair shawls aud this has become a
bye-word all over the eastern part
of the State. We have no diamond
fields to protect here and no cam
ell ranches Qaughter.) l have seen
eamels packing salt acre - the
desert but never saw enough hair
on them to induce anybody to
start a shawl factory Qasekter.)
Since 1859 the Chinese have
bees coming to this coast, supplant-
ing American labor, AID the poo,
pie clamorel fer . protective tariff,
and the Government fairfield them
cut Of the country, and the result
il that American laborers no
longer compete with pauper labor.
Adopt the sane plan with i'm
ported goods and the same result
follows, it give, stimulus and i'm
pstus to American labor. and this
makes q market for the farmer.
IL there anything in the policy
Of foreign rations to induce Amer
leans to adopt the Democratic pol
icy Of free trade?
II the horizontal tariff bill OF
| Morrison had passed the Eureka
mining men say 900 people would
! have bssn thrown out Of employ
nent there.
Mr.. Cassidy dared toll an iptelli-
| gent audience that tie $500, 000, 600
in the Treasury osght to b taken
out and divided among the people
by . reduction Of tariff, when the
Law pre-, idss that more than that
amount must be kept on hand to
meet exchanges, pay interest on
bonds, and for . reserve fund.
Whom the Morrison bill came up
Democrats we're teisgraphsd for al
ever the country to come and sup
port it. It was . bill to reduce
wages and men stood up and warned
the Democrats against voting FOL
such bill ~ the thunder Of disap'
probation would como up FROM
oil over the United States. You
heard the thunder from Maine and
Ohio, and on the 4th of November
the Free Trade party will sink out
Of sight under it. (Applause.)
| England is slamoring for Cleve'
lands election because he is the
head Of the Free Trade parry, and
this 10 the frst time in the history
Of the eoustry that England hal
tried to take a hand in . Presiden
tial election. Cleveland is . law
yer, and he il the first lawyer ! evel
heard Of who would leave the Law
business to run for Constable OF
Sheriff. (Applause.) Imagine such
4 man deciding questions Of con
ssitutienal law! Mr.. Cassidy says
that 4 County Commissioner ear
be 4 good President, and l have NJ
objection to Mr. Cassidy applying
that standard to Grover Cleveland
On the other side We have the apps
tie of protection. the greatest Com
moper since the time Of Henry Clay
James G.. Blaine. (Applause)
| In 1876 every body was inves
tixated. The Democrats assert
that they found nothin
because they could get no access
to the books. On the contrary thu
Senate ordered everything over
locked AID a tabulated staten. nj