Telegram-herald., 1888-10-13

Ip 10 g o'cloex pss14Ds % people nad
col scEsd in ne "a. aaa ss lls pfooessioa
arrived ths 10 yer posliss OF to roon bsxss
- al -. Tas gallery prssrntea az sFfsy
9f empty s-sls, saa ala a0G iii Up duung
ths evening sssefAl AIS scattered about
ne s1disacs bis~ oec.siOasi blasts tron
nsb horns. and various attsuPtz ssrs msdc
70 rsiss . shout a. ths prem neo men VI
ne local Democracy strs.ged onto ths
stage. re eash asizsm Ot tae cro - h0-
ever. sd % have bssn sKnalste1 % I he
pa ads. sne a1Osi Of TIE sa04ts died = oofn-
iog. lns entrance o. tae sEsskefs
~.s lhs sxnal tJF spssA ID ic out
burst 81 applause EK senator Jones tiE
aog 0sgia IA speech un-il about hslfpast
aIns. There -4s an evident aesife 20 ses
the man Who ia 0ae ~.y sBd susthsT kas
uanaksi 10 obtain cOuslssrs2is 50t0risty.
HIS address vas maialy upon The dry de-
tails OF me tarif. sod "a soon a. the curl
o.ity Of me crowd was sstisne q. larxs mum
Der i-tI Ihs hal.
M. Jones vas introduced % W. ".
HYDE sac said nat the pFooessiou Of 8 0D0
men, not one Of ~hom vas paid ior march
inS Dressg-d victory There ~eTs several
reasons ior ths great outourst Of enthusiasm
ths principal OF ~hlch Was the candidacy
Of u II. Ford. Nr + ord. wnO was oDsers-
ink tne procsedings. evidently agreed With
tbs sEatemsnL bat .evera gentlemen who
occupied CONSPICUOUS seats On the stage
shuitisd ia their chairs ratner uneasily, aud
tbs smiis with which they created this
sally ~ss aol . very healghful one. Per
haps these men have barred the hatchets
which tney shzrpeaed Jus. about the time
the CoaKrssaional Convention va, held. out
II 30 tas ssrth.-hich covers the Weapons
- not very deep nor very sol.diy packed.
Mr.. Jones made no pretsnse OF being
anything but = iree-tracer nor did lie
make any attemt 20 deny that Demo
cratic success meant success for that princi-
pie. he said that the monOpolists have
become the rards of the nation, aud that
the term protsctige tarif was an insult 10
he laooring classes. The number OF
laoorsrs 10 the protected interests number
ed only 5000. 900, against : 800. 900 IN the
unprotected agricultural industries, while
the entire laborns element moracsd not
lsss than 100000 people. The ls5orers
IA the sO-called protected industries are
worse OF, worse paid. and worse led than
the lAoorers IN the unprotected in
dus,ries. Men and women work IN the
protected industries for ffty cents day,
aad the average wages are sl.lo day. IL,
as Gr. Blaine claimed. New England
buys 200 600 900 from the West. the West
ours 900 coo 0O0 from tue former. aad
while New England buys from the West At
the prices hXea by the markets OF Europe,
the West pays New England 40 or 80 per
cent. more tnan the same goods could De
bought for IN other mari cts. He reviewed
TIE tsrid legislation of the country at
length. and IN justice TO Mr.. Jones il saould
DO said that MIA speech was really the
clsarsst, IL not the most eloquent. that hss
yet bssn delivered hsre on That side of the
question.
By the time General Fsrnsworth obtained
the floor the hall was half EN- ptisd. and
when be Was through there wers not 70 ex-
ceed hfty people left IN the ball. lie took
ssriatim the various articles placed n the
Tree list by the Mills bill and insisted thst
be action in each instancs was for tbs
bene6t OF all. including the manufacturers
themselves