The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-09-11

you for renta mile. AMI your produce would
1tvo Won u long ride. Nav tha railroads had
neither reduced Mn bassenscf tarlr no, the
nAu not over. production. Tho railroads hnd
hocn responsible Tor the reduction uf pfircr
They ought 70 be madc to share the losses y
IWncd, because they had einnu 10 parties. pco
plc told them they would throw away their
vutAs, Tho Democrat had been voting for
tMenty.tlsr wears, hut what had ne done but
dnnr great work In crushing slavery, and still
Ect many votes Iust ~ II tho old ideas prevailed
Hus thr capitalist ami a,u00 national hanks ANIL
away your vote II yun vote fur either party. The
Democrats dreaded the munapolirts and dare not
ITO ANYTHING lo displeasr them, The south was
muNupulisiie because II formerly owned labor
and worked against the interests nt tho me.
ehanc, lilo had an eiaht.huur law raasea when
he Was In Congress becauen he Thought they
sores oash l., have ,'s ssa ~ ,hs hcnes M
steRln and machinery. The production uf sHri-
nns artirl,s hal bccn Increased almost a
Thousand fold anil vet lahnrrra had 10 struggle
nearly A. hard m when all things we're pro-
dnued hy hand. Every Government official rc-
tAred 10 execute tho law and no Republican ad.
ministfatinn had enough honesty tu try tho ex-
pertinent therefore " hehuasca thu people to
flnct sn Executive who had nerve enough to op-
.sosa 81 monuipitsia and enforce It. Loud
applaaeNf There are supposed 70 be as,Nnun
ncuple Al the country, fairfield WAS elected by
only small plurality. Lct the farmers aud the
lahofogs show their power, There are stas,o0o
farmers. almost ns many ~ the entire vote for
President There ARE 1, ,a2p, ,up0 laborers and min.
ers. and IN all over aon. .oamcn Of small means,
vet the total vote ~ both sides would not exceed
II l,u,M.UM Vanderbilt will not hny cloth Of tho
tailor, non Jay uonld meat 81 the butcher II
would hc better to have well fed class ot Hbor-
era to trade with them. The Republican party
said, vote for ns because We have good
record, but mans record was not complete
until death, The Republican PARTY was dead,
and therefore II could rightly rctcr to tho rec
ord, All should have tree suffrage, vet the
Democrats would take away the negro vote.
They would either use the shotgun tn drive him
away or put N two ballots to conntcract his
vote. MANY voted with the Democratic party
hcrauSc Jackson was great man. II was true
,neS ~ w It's ac,.h another m MY a,ksn wv mona
vote for him, yet he thutlerl would never vote
for hts boots stuffed. Hut tho Democrats had
mother nominated a Jefferson nor Jackson.
II mon vote tho Peoples ticket they may not
WIN now, but they should follow the lead Of
tho Ahoiitianists, who were small hand
but placks,. and finally Won, Even II
not successful In November, they Will
lay the foundation OF parts which
win hc successful four wears hanre. Both par
ties cry cisil.sersirc reform. but II simply
liis ,Ratlers reform VAS 10 turn them = ali out.
In good men were found, hire them over again.
II sometimes paid tn do IL A reform could hc
brought about by lowering asieial salaries 20
the same price aS that paid for labor, 80 tho
demand would he less. They had seen how
small a man eeuld be President surely Ii
ought not To take very his one to hold clerk
esssry. anu not simply tho ability to answer
school questions, IL the Office was good. pass II
aroands II bad. don't saddle Il ON one man all
pnt II INTO the canals. Run railroads down to
hrst cost and reduce their earnings. There were
rod lines, and blue lines, aud others which got
S es And ha As sspss sass e
time~ ~ heavy a. the other cars. 30 that as much
power was necessary TO carry him ms ta carry
-four men. lie paid 2 larss sum Of money; yes
the car company did not Get tho money. Those
who did not ride I'm tho sleeper rata for hls
Journey, These matters were what they should
consider, lie came no, 10 denonnce men hui
that SYSTEM of laws which allowed u f.M me-,
10 rob the pcorlcs WHICH made the rich richie,
aud the poor poorer, While We have morAr ricl
| men than any other country We have men a.
starving men With wheat Al ~ cents hnshrl
We must stop men hMSing large quantities "
grain and making corners Such men shonld p,
treated as criminals ENGLAND would nne and
Mhsa, had not been known there Tor laa wears
Monopoly mus, he put down A monapalist h
one who aeaaire~ great property without Civ
ing a tair rrcompvnee tn others, The very ricl
ARE carses thcN ~ ~ foreign lands and sren,
their money white they arr aodsin1 taxes here
| The lahorerS had hccn long patient, hut an eN
rlossan might occur witch would hc teN. SOM
| YEARS asu the mnnsvlsania kailseaa would no
| increase the wages ut its employees Their IA
ti.nee rnally hroke, The strike came, amt TN
eesa,sny lost millions that could have hce,
| savea hy fifteen minutes consideration Strike
| ruin he'h lahcscrs aud employers, 4 teihana
| should he The arbitrator, He lRnilerl had trio,
70 set the tribunal. hut the Democrats hal sail
| "yeu NAN, ~ to nay 4 nisser all hc asks" aa,
| tusnea 4 aeat ear IL him, rcorle say, Why ar
YOU, 4 capitalist. a friend Of the lahorery Ill
| Mas their TREND heeaaSe he had property All,
did not want Ia lose Il ON account of the ananch
which WAS sure 10 come
| After hearty eheers Ter Butler, Chairman
Treyellck and Mr. Wiley. et Wisconsin. AL
| dressed the people