The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-10-18
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win not prosecute the ar1iant. but that he viii
place in the hands OF prominent Democrats
the two thousand dollars reward conditional
that Secretary Sheerin. OF the National Demo-
cratic Committee: Chairman Jewett, OF the In
diana Democratic State Committee, or Thomas
Taggert OF the Marion County NndJ Demo
cratic Committee, will father the cause.
~ have since written Mr.. New to the effect
that the knights Of Labor 10 q responsible or
ganizat:on. % was shown by his own efforts In
securing tho services Of Charles H. Lightman. its
General Secretary, to stump the State for Har-
sison and Morton: and further. that Messrs.
Sheerin, Jewets or Tlggart are none OF them
members OF the knights OF Labor, do not pro-
fcss to know any thing about Harrisons conduct
In 1877, do not IN any way represent the Exec
utive Board Of the Kn ghts OF Labor. which Is
authority for the charges against Mr.. Harrison;
and that under no consideration Will I or the
Knights OF Labor recede from the position a.
ready taken IN tho matter: and have therefore
demanded Of Mr.. New to enter suit and trans
act business with the Knights OF Labor direct
or those authorized TO represent them. and
not through the mouthp.ece Of the Democratic
party. To this letter no reply has becn 70
ceived, which ls Q clear ,ndlcatio, that Mr..
New and those defending Mr.. Harrison's cause
are afraid to enter suit fearing that proof in
abundance will be offered sustaining tho
charges
.What IL your mission here?'
Il nave como hero 70 make TWO weeks can
vass. do nothing secretly. Ny work win be
open. shall speak In all the principal cities
OF the State, and tell the truth about Ben
jam Harrison. shall tell the naked truth.
SO that every person can determine for himself
the true attitude Of Mr.. Harrison toward the
laboring element. In connect on with my ref
orenco 70 the Republican nominee, I shall dis
cuss the merits and dement's OF the various
platforms, md, unless am wonderfully mis-
taken. will satisfy the people OF the Empire
State that the workng-men are capable Of do
ink little campaigning when the r interests
are At stake How co view the situation in
Indiana from labor standpoint While II is
truo that sone working-men Of Indiana aro
Republicans for principles sake, and honest in
their convictions even 70 such IN extent 60 to
vote for the Republican nominees, It 10 also
true that large portion Of the Republican and
Independent working men OF the Hoosier State
will vote against Benjamin Harrison and Lew
p. Morton: and In order to assure the defeat
OF the former will cast their votes for Grover
Cleveland and Allan G. Thurman. These
gentlemen represent an issue that is more
clearly defined and in which more interest Is
manifested in this campaign than In any Of the
past The working men are oil protectionists
The majority Of them believe that protection
lies In the reformation OF the tariff, as con-
templated In the Mills bill, and are studying
that important question Is they never have
before. feel assured that Indiana will 60
Democratic all the way from 10000 to 10000.