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me Dsasgzzt 5y q. ii. Taylor relative 10
( Jrc e0ufse a the dlrscE ssr TAI matter.
The turning p0nt Of Ehs mater. said las
speaker IS sael1sr the majority or tia
minority sa.ll rule. Ins money sas honestly
ia Congress favored the passage Of the oil
10 fspas is. oat minority consisting Of
eoatAsru nsnbsfs nll5Qsssred 10 defeat IL
&c Eas Ar Ford dug 10 stand oy tho
majority until the majority ruled. Bat
M. Ford gave IN - Lns minority and voted
10 post ooae Il until December, when the
uliaorly sill ssaIn defeat t.
Mr. Iaylor's secOnd hard nut Is an as
ssrIion that the spitaet Tree trade applied 70
the Democracy . false. Free trade does
not mean The abolition Of all tariff. bat =
tarih Tor revenue only. Mr.. Taylor's as
sumption thai the Nils bill reduces the
Iand only per cent Is not true.
Secretary Villas shows that the dill re-
dUces the tariff ~ per cent, and
Mr. Ford and others say that il is only the
entering ssdge. /. is true that the Repub-
leans have supported bills for reducing the
tarif, out not Ia the direction OF tree trade.
They put such articles on the free list as
tea and coffee.
Every reduction Ia the protective tariff
has been followed by disaster.
Protection has built up our industries,
xssps out . tood Of cheap foreign goods,
and divsrsinss labor. Illustrating the
bsned. Of diversified industry the speaker
said that between 1873 and 1883 one-third
OF the city Of Marquette, where there 10
only one industry, was sold on mortgages.
Ia our own city the great diversity OF IN
dgstry is what has made IL great and rich.
The Democrats say that under free trade
q laoOrsr could do as well at tity cents day
a. when he worked for 800. because goods
would De 50 much cheaper. Grant this.
Then IL hs saved twenty cents q day a. q
dollar a day. he will save ten csnts a day
when working for fifty cents. But If he
had q mortgage on his place. ten cents say
would pay the interest and the other ten
cents could be applied on the principal.
When be saves only ten cents q day be
Just manages 10 pay the interest, while the
value of the place constantly decreases.
The speaker dwelt in tacetious strain
upon the title Of Little Giant" as ap-
piled to Ford. and congratulated Mr.. Ford
that Mr.. L al had relieved him of that title
The epithet Of 'autOmstom" had been
applied TO Nr. Belknap. hut il was q very
lively sutOmatOn which won distinction
and csptaincy in the army at the age OF
~, who dlled the Mayors chair with honor
and Won respect IN every station. If be
goes To Congress no man viii pull the
string 20 that autoInaton.
The perorstion was an eloquent one, con-
sisting of quotations from ]. q. Holland
aud LongfsllOw's descriptive of youth
whom God had crowned with power. but
cursed with poverty" who worked out q
name and a station. the description beine
spplied 20 Mr.. Belknap.