Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16
what the Republican Pelicy Has DOM rsS
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The following speech by James G. Blaine Al
Massiloai, Ohio, on the sth inst
Men o. 0bio- III q = otUs SION of our political
opponents ut Youngstown, recently, there APP
pearsd q man and woman In rags and apparent
wratchedness bearing the inscription; This
Is wiiat prot NrnDn has done fer Is lDerhsiye
laugll The Vas intended 70 tgpify and de-
noance the results II protection IN Ohio /
want TO present the other size Of the
picture In Ohio to-day there arc
n 90 manufacturing establishments shCy cost
s&0,tn0tk1 and they turn cot annually > pro
Duct worth three hasdFe3 and fifty millions ~
dollsFz Out of the results uf tl4s Investment
and tiGt product I observe s great many
people in Ohio Sho aE@ not 10 ngsan :
wFetchednesA HAIh-- go CadariuE 4
Ihi~--G CIV years sxo he Il tt.s west
grH soEniry VIA sAiieS uu144 s.-~ ,ssySsssI
&C nIinaasf~ sS Rru'ecAFs nrit DO
--aDe u unJustly fasored se9 manufacturer Of
the east Since than the manufacturing in
dustries OF the country baSH nAvele8 westward
Srtii OHIO has brc0Iae one gf the largest man
ufactnring states .a the Unsea, arr combining
within herself treat agricultural interest and
great nlsaufassusigg interest, che presents all
sES elements Of c1mfort and material progress.
Steadily, "a the agricultural states beconts set
tied, manufacturers follow. Indiana and Illinois
and Michigan are coInnig on RAPIDLY after Ohio
Iowa, Kansas and
MINNESOTA WILL CONE ALONG
tn due time, The result being that the protective
policy now upheld By She Republican party
operates 30 ~ to carry manufacturing into
every state, an ultimately into every county
In the Union. II nsver was designed that one
part OF the countIy shosld be permanently
agricultural and others manufacturing, but II
was designed that Agricultural and manufact-
uring interests ske 1ld 90 hand In hand tchearsL
and wherever they do 30 hand in hand you
have. thNfFf nesr 49, Ia..s..aaN E ma
newed cheer1ngl II this industrial system.
which combines the higest elements of human
prosperity by uniting the agricultural and
the manufaetnring interests, il worth preserv-
ing, You shsaid not forget that our political
opponents have never taken action in the last
htty-oHs -years-never since 1888, when they
bad the power-in congress, either TO repeal
the protective tariff II one existed, or to try to
repeal u, or 20 prevent the enactment OF sach,
SO that the assertion that the protective
tarir hindcrs the development of the
OF The country Is not only aisproyed by the
fecte, but directly the CONTRARY is true; for ag-
rlcult1re and manufactures aud go
hand in bend, and we're designed TO go hand in
hand. They are the triple cords which bound
together make up the strength OF national pros
perity ! assume, therefore that the people Of
Ohio are interested in maintaining the protec-
I'VE tarah And 4 You are T. Is in your power 70 40
it IGreat cneoring.l Ohio speaks Ter voice on
Tuesday next This district will have the OPP
portunity 10 speak her voice and say whether
one of the most brilliant advocates of prote ction
that ever served in congress shall be returned
tcheers for Mckinley with the opportunity to
yindseste BY your votes the splendid experience
which Ohio had in developing her agricultural
and manufacturing interests together. IT Is
for you, the men Of Ohio, while the patton look,
to record y0ur opinion and your Judgment. /
thank you for your cordial reception, and bid
you good bye.