The Holt County sentinel., 1888-02-10


another thing in which l believe; be-
l'ere in the protection OF American la
ilo.. The hand ti.at holds Alad,,in's :
lamp must uc the hand of il. This
nation rests II; on the shoulders OF lis
worL ers, and wani The iatorin~ man
TO have enough work; want him to
have enough 10 eat; l want hlrn to have
>omci hing for the ordinary mi>furtmres
,of lite; want him to have the pleasure
If seeing his wife well dressed, want
HIM to see few blue ribbons flnt;ering
abont his children: want him to see
the flags of health flying in their beautI-
ful cheeks: | want him to feel that this
Is his country and the shield OF protect
ION Is above bis labor. And | will tell
You why am for protection to. Ii we
were all farmers we wou'd be stupid;
! II we were all shoemancrS We would be
stupid; If we iol owed one business. no
matter what 1t was, we wou.d become
stupid. Protection to American labor
! diversiiics Am9rlcan industry, and to
have it diversified touches and develops
every part of the human brain. Pro
lection protects integrity; it project in
trl!i"eRce, and protection raises sense,
and by protection we have grealer men
| and better loo,ing women and heali bier
! children. Free Trade means that our
! IabuIer is up"n an equality wi Ii the
poorest paid labor of this world. And
! allow ME to tell vou that fer IN e.rpiy
! stomach. "Ilurr,h for Clcveandn Is
/ poor consolation do not think mu, OF
goyernn cnt where the people do not
haye enough TO eat. | an, Il materiaiist
| to that extent; | wan, something to eat
| have been in countries where the Ill
boriHG man had meat once Il year,twicc
sometimes Christmas and Easter. And
i have seen women carrying upon Their
heads Il liul den that 20 man IN the ;iu-
dicncc cou d carry, and At The same
time knitting b;iSlly with both hands,
and those women living without meat
And WHEN l thought If the American
! !aburcr sad to III, se.f, after all my
! country i the Lc:. in the world, and
! hen came back to III. SEA and saw
the old tll. ilyiny IN the alr, it seemed
! To sIe rs 'hnIgh the AIR, from pu;c joy.
/ had bnr>t l..to blossoms. Labor has
more to ca and more to Wear in th.
/ United States than in any other laGd of
/ This c.r,h. want Amt:ic;, to produc.
any h, q that Americans need. want
| il 50 hat if he whole wU.lt Shoul! de
/ Glaze war against Us, il we We're SUI
rounded By walls vi csnn"n>, b.yomcts
and swords, we cou.d supply our hU
man wants III and of ourselves. want
TO I've to See the American women
dressed IN American silks. The Amer
can iaaB III everything, from hat /"
huot>, produced in America by the Gun
nin. hand of the American toIler l
want 80 see work !n"nl"n have 4 boise
painted white with grass in the front
yard. carpets on its ii"ors arL pictures
OF the w.l :. | waa; 10 see him i man
feeling that he Is the king by the divine
right of living in the Republic And
every man here is just little hi, OF
king you know. Every man here ls
part of the sovereign power. Every
nun wears little purple; every man
liss :, lI;Ic cruwr and title of sc-ptre
and every nan that VIII sci his vote
for mon-y or b. ruled by prejudice is
n'.iit 10 be IN American citizen. be-
licve in American lab II ami tell why.
TIE other day Il man told mc that we
produce, in hc United States o. Ameri-
c:l, one Million tohs ni rai,- worth :dJ,-
00u,h o.; !he value of the ore in the
ground was ab0nt - cents Il ton.
American labor takes t"cn;y five cents
worth of iron in the :srnund and adds
TO II 80. -. Ne b,.i.d ship il the
United States " rlh $50 ,,U.9 ami The
v:,uc of the ere in the callE, OF the
trees in the forest. of al that eaters in-
to that ship bringing $JpA,o,1 in gold,
Is only G,CGg; S4oU uJD !y Americans
I coined in.o god. A!neri>an brains
made :; legal tender the woil.! aluu.d.
propose to stand Ly the ua'ion.
want the furnace kept hot. want the
Say To be filed with The smoke of
American industry, and upon That cloud
ut smoke will rest folevcr The bow of
perpetual i'romia. That i. what am
for. helc lid this doctrine of Il tar
If come from: From the south. The
south wou!'l ike To stab the irospcrily
of the month. they would rather trade
with tie prop.c who were willing to
h..lp them ia w:.r thtn these who con
qreird the rebellion. Ihcy knew what
.-:tve rs oUr >,rcTgth in war. iuey
know tla, all tie brooks. creeks and
rive 5 o: New England wc:c PUT ng
dn"h The reaction. They know that
every wheel that tarncd AID every
s.iiId,c th;:t revoivei aas Il soldier iii
the army of human progress Ii won't
ID. ih,y wcE, - ,,ir.r !y ;,rcrd OF oil
fee tia Iey we're wiling /" trl'.c Up
O!.t!.r ns!S:ptu:lr> OF thu. nation |; wont
do. don't mis., to hrijIg 10 Il party
that ;!crecis oE!y ehcn MY country
falls. don't vi, il Ia ucluHr 10 p.rty
whose parnrr went up with thc banner
Of rebellion. dpwt wish 10 belong IL
that party wt.irh is rrn>pcrou, when the
country i prosperous. | pe'onS to
that pa'iy which is not poor " hen the
golden hi'.nws are rum NC over he
sea, oi wheat ic onS 10 taat party
that IS prosperous when there are
Dceai,s OF corn and wlcn tie cattle are
rpDn the ihru.ard hills. | brl,ng to
thai party Which is pro>p.r"us when
the furnaces are ,.nimr; when YOU dig