Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

the peoples money and throw into the
trade toe markets Of the world. Fit
WERE \ TRIBUTE,
he bold and sweep it a way. Why did
they hesitate Was il because thew 4 red
not be caught lowering wages Of the luhor-
ny men who have votes, Have the cour-
aye Of your leaders corvictions-for has
not the gentleman troIp Texas, godfather
OF th7 bill, who has promised to bring it
mp M the nurture and edmonton OF the
Lord, loudly proclaim to The open day that
tariffs have nothing 20 do with v,agra2 Is
It out OF mercy to the capitalists that YOU
faltel?
lie did not purpose to defend protection.
It's vast growth within the last quarter Of
Hcentury defended il better even than el0-
guent o]ratiOns. 1t was horn with the re
public. Il was the faith aud practice OF
avery civilized nation under the sun save
one. It had survived the assaults of all
the hall knowledge Of learned men who
never had sense enough to trausmute their
learning into wisdom.
Here in the United States were sixty
million people with all the varied CharaC-
ters their numbers Indicate. Some had
facilities no for farming, some tor the man
dgement Ui machinery, some for invention.
The problem before Congress was what
system would get from all these creatures,
80 different from each other, the maximum
of work aud wealth and wisdom. There
was only one way to get
THE EEST WORK
out Of men, and that was TO give each the
work he can do best. NOu can only aC-
complish this by diversitying industry.
10 diversity industry in "A country such ~
ours, there WAS hut one way given under
heaven and among men. To enable tn"
American people themselves to supply all
their wants yUu must give aud assure the
American people the American markets.
Here Is another unsolicited gun called
''the markets OF the world The mar
kets OF the world. How broad and cold
these words are. They stretch from the
( ir,z-n regions of the northern pole across
the blazing tropics tu the lce-bOund shores
of the antarctic continent. All this we
could have If Sc hut give mp the little
hands breadth called the United States Of
America. What are the markets of the
world. To hear these rhet0rlciaus declaim,
you would imagine the markets Of the
world u vast vacuum, waiting till now ior
American goods 20 break through, rush
in and I'LL the yelrniug void. Will your
goods 20 to Australia, TO Italy, Germany,
: Russia or France? Around all these be-
n;,b,,l rar,t,,.s ,ra IN. Chimes VS. NJ,
.,a . - L.,s.If :, urn,oo,od
..,,,nI,,,d tbr,,,Sb ,,S.
i! '",' I"Lt'n 49, rn," 'auI o,hat 10 %r
trsd. .ys,am 80 n,,yrTrnI as If is rsIrn,Icss
All these nations viii contest with YOU the
other countries winch they aIready over
HOW
Who ever takes down the map of 1850
and IN. mad of l-~~ will look upon the
most wordr.uz Growth that ever the sun
shown on in all lis myriad courses around
the q,rtb !, lisa marvellous gpect.cle. II
il moi alone the urtat cities. born like en-
b,latiuns. which lash prosperity over the
treat lake., over the broad rlaias, over the
mighty fields rich with ycriurc ar tceming
With amounted harvest. Il il not alone
with the rilrl-up b,lIicus under which the
greatest u]atioaa! debt and war expenditure
combined the world ever saw has melted
like n, irrhrrp under n tropic sun. II Is
p,i o'ora 'la f~rinyt.gt,h Soulb turning
i.s f,r. z, it, rrr,,t future. Nav. II il not
even nil Of these combined. Iii the fac,
fnuud br the most cultured Epglishman of
my d,v all tIi. wealth nui prnsperi,v
has hr,n ;, shaped that il seeks The com
f,,t no, Iba r,,tr MAJ, tina nun,in,r ov,,.r
-, 81 ;r.or,, mot nj The u,mnar-d
winion of ,,y-rUmrntal mower lint Of The
~, -. lion ILr,hem Lincoln
t
~, .r.,,bIi,
uhElI-lEN EL"yl ENDE.
As Sneaker Carlisle rose aud asked for
recognition from the chl.~ an Enthusiastic
rrcpt,n, WIS accorded him. Amid the
~clapp,nE' OF A'5"1 ava tE9 g"'',T "rl,"
Isle stood nj tho desk of Mr.. Cntchings
and quietly waited Tor the demonstration
10 cease. n was -nme moments, how
ever. before Chairman Springer was able
to secure order, hat wE"a hv Lad finally
succeeded in doing 30 Mr.. Carlisle pro
ceeGed
81 shall not" said he, attempt 20 fol-
low the gentleman from Maine ia all the
arguments he has made, or m all hciilu7-
i]rati0ns he has Submitted. For, IN fact, !
was unable to hear q large part Of what he
SAID. lie started oil with the proposition
tina; the supporters OF the impending bill
were either Inconsistent o- in7,n-
yere or perhaps both because, lie
says II protection - wrong "a
ann Tor revenue a. also wrong 'h're Is ne
difference IN prluclpie between them 'he
difference he'ng only ia oesiee. Inc gen
tlemHn therefore argue mat the supporters
OF tins huI should advocate Ap'oiu'' I,ee
trade. mIgh reioit on TIE gentleman D.!
saying that II tn" doctrine oI protection If
correct, luat uo'lt!ut 9h'uIN ID" S'Il'e" "S
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