Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-22

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U.s. ros.,ion on the tariff we here repro
] k1ce vha, he said on this subject in his
tDeecl on the Islanl on the evening Of Sep
emjer To- We quote:
THE TARIFF.
! 'Wthou, indulg.ug in plautudes or gen
f,aI,.es. Judge EraEnOn proceeded 10 that
nportau, question, the tariff. This, he
ka.d. Va, the algJsOsting question among
F0rkmeu and it vas right and it was nat
:a,. for they we're engaged in a struggle
BIZ existence and for the support Of their
g.ya- AID children. With hOrdes Of pau
? aJor pouring in from Europe robbing
t9--s, men Of honest work, no wonder the
Eye, 0. woEkmen were turned to The polit-
al parties in search Of their
ga3s iIy position on the tariff
hen, said the Judge, / will tell you dis
Ey,.' So there may '6e no mistake. |
aye no public record on the subject, but |
kay 10 YOU / stand squarely upon the na-
bona. platform adopted by the Democratic
aay al Chicago. He then read these
principles. as enunciated in the platform,
t.,a we're received with cheers. The one
a2c,ple vas prominent. The revenue de-
gis q. the Government are large and the
a.lf must meet the demand, but it mus,
% over meet it and by taxing the people
d" aP tremendous surplus. Now We
ave 10 raise two hundred TO three hundred
(2...ou dollars annually to support the gov
f-aIeD, AMI TO raise that is adequate pro
fa.non 70 every branch Of industry in the
''-v II | am YOUR representative, |
i,c,, . indifferent or recreant TO the iu-
sce,.s G.. vour city and community. /
2-.l never strike down the brawny arms
BIC. work those industries which build up
o.- C,g Call me tree trader If you can.
La, :, ny position Cheers There
|r2a ye changes. Both parties are COM
I1.,'et 20 II and the inequalities Of the tariff
Fn-% -e eor7ec:ed and the mode and man.
fe' must remain with you, aud | stand ready
&C. rour wishes as your best judgment
|Ea7 demand.
Ins explanation was 80 clear, tOreible
4! iss'Ea % that it brough; down the crowd
IN round after round OF cheers
Il lam r0ur representative, said the
',e Il cannot be Indifferent or recreant
l Inc interests Of your city and community.
tog.!L Lf-s. strike down the brawny arms
h'ch work those industries which build up
ar7 city
Further, The Judge said There must
2 changes 10th parties are committed to
and the inequalities of the tariff must be
FoTec.ed an! the mode and manner must
'snsin vi'h you, aad / stand ready to act
f''' ~.s'r. yn'" hest '"dgmeHi may
@saaaI.
This is frank aud plain. He stands
aedsed 10 ac. tor their interests and under
'ee'F Instructions, as is the duty of a repre-
sentative What mo.e can any man do?
a1dse Bnyyoy is an able. and an intelli-
gent man he has had experience in public
aza,'s. lie has not the egOtism to suppose
-a' he krows more han the people for
Neom Re acts He is willing and desirOus
q gathering information and advice from
'ao'e NOS: familiar with the qvestiou under
Consideration. The influence proper TO be
a'aTa from he criticism made on his posi-.
1oR Is tha; bis opponent will not consult
ae wishes and act upon the Judgment oi
'-ose most Immediately concerned. Hi:
opponent IS too smart for that. He know:
u all Why should he consult the interest,
o as masters? Why act as their bes
Judgment nay demand?
Judge BRASSox has the ability, the il
,ehgerce and the will to serve the manu-
'ae'uF'ng, the mining, the wooi-growiug
AID all other interests Of the district, a
vel as General Corr. In addition to thi.
'Vdge BRayxOS will 5e in accord with th
Ialon'y it Congress on political question
'ao De Nil be in accord with the new q
llaA''a'ion. This viii give him additions
'Ten'e ord pO~er IN bis eEo-ts TO ser,
tie P'oP!e Ct this district.
Vote iCr Judge BsAxSox.
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