Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-20

FlSe per cent. for freight and charges added
Gaere. -''''e
But w82 sac @orking-men aelieve
3thaS Mr.. Bsain@ and Me Carnegie and
tho manufacturers of the East are
: sustaining the tariff because it beae-
fits the laborerP Are these men 50
~disintesested us 60 sacrifice themselves
'olOahe altar simply for the benefit OF
Che laborerp
Carnegie's usual policy is Go sum-
Gno@ the 8inkerton detectives when ne
wanss 20 reduce @ages; aas any
change Seen wrought in his heart?
Eoue years ago, when Blaine was a
candidate, he rallied the capitalists of
Che East to his support, and shey all
Gao down 60 a regular Belshazzar feast
In New York. Did Mr. Blaine tell
these onen that capita& needs no pro-
lection?
Chairman Quay has appointed Ham
ilton 0isston 70 the head of the COM
mittee 60 raise @ne hundred thousand
dollars from the manufacturers of
Philadelphia for campaign purposes.
It Is to sustain the9ariffa Do workina
men believe Disston and his associates
would put Np money to sustain d Sariff
0hich does not protect eapitalp
Working-mene &ea& &hat Gfs Blaine
says about capital noe aeeding pro-
tectioro ond Their 8eaa cheese extracts
from letter by James r. Foster,
president OF an@ Republican League,
demanding money grone che snanu-
facturers for campaign purposes.
FosteS reports . Senators probably
Plumbo of Kansaso or Edmunds, of
Verinonto as sayings
The campaign whicbsvs are aboaR to enter
sr1i concern, more than any body etss the manu-
LECTURERS OF the counary. The9 have heretofore
been very laggarfAin their contR buttons to the
a Republican cause. IN 6act Is 3 could punish
them without Furnishing the ceuse OF protection
itself, wenld consign them 90 She hottess
place 8could Oh oSas 81 @cconne % che q era.
0Gnal pa9omonSh
oGwae solicite4 90 cartridge 90 a protecazve
0orlN league, anG EepliD& that ID Che manu-.
faceueers OF 0he United States in their associ-
1fed caracity were an elemosynary institu-
oion, would vote to give theps . pension but
Chat did noo proSose Myseif to contribute
money to Advance tie Interests of men scAo scers
gffiag practically the sole 6en.fo at least tie
onost directly inportent o.nea.a Of the tarir la,os
Pam in savo9 of protection. not precisely
% keep even that rather than not to have any,
but am sure can get along without any of
Il fully well as tho Manufacturers can and
II they think the Republican party Is going to
maintain high protective corps for their
benefit, and men who do not work in that party
are going to keep up the expenses of cam
paign out OF their own pockets. leaving them
@ reap the fruits OF the tariff policy without
any deduction for political expenses, they are
very greatly mistaken.
I" In fact bavc it from the best possible
source that the n,sns facturers Of Psansy.paaio,
rAo are more highly protected than any body else
nnd pho make large FORTUNES ersTy year schen
Times are prosperous. practically give nothing
toward the maintenance OF the ascendency OF
the Republican party.
ssOf course shall not violate what consider
20 be proper principle of action; but II had
my way about it. Iscousd pxt the manufacturers
or Psnnsylraafa usder the fire and fry all the tot
.oac Of them. II the Mills Tafn bill comes 70
che Senate there win be some votes cast there
which will open the eyes of some OF these Eco
nile who have, while gathering their millions,
1-cated the Republican party as their humble
servant"
This Senator will read Mr.. Blaine's