Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-29

from that, too, my cear brother. Just a
fair on one side as the other. A voice.
tell us about Chinese labor" Now,
my friend over there, in the line that my
brother has b,en arguing, says "tell Us
abont Chinese labo-" he ssys to tsll you
about cheap labor. / will put . nut t, you
t, crack. Laughter You talk sb,ut
cheap labor-chsap contract labor cheap
Chinese labor. want to know what the
difference is b:tween letting in Chinese
chesp labor, or cheap Ohinaman himself,
and the cheap labor of the Cd World?
What is the difference between that and
opening the p,rts Of America to cheap
work that John Chinaman himself make?
am going to keep that all out. APP
plaIse am going to keep the cheap la
borer out and his cheap manufactures ont.
[Applanse. lam going to give the mar
kets of America TO American labor.
am going to tsks our own
raw. material, work il with our
own honest labor, make our own manu-.
featured products. snd you and your rev.
enue reformers may 60 ont on tie gea as
much as you please sfter the markets Of
the world. will stick to what we have
got Now, fit is necessary in order to give
the American markets to American labor
to shove the tariff rates little higher, I
am ready to do it. And You don't make
cheap WOODEN goods and cheap clothing by
putting wool on tie free list. The o,hsr
fellow on the other side of the sea STOVES it
up about as high as You think you can
bear it, the trusts on the other side of the
sea (for there is where trusts originated, J
the trusts over thers say shove it up ten
per cent, and their agents in New York,
Philade lphia aud Baltimore shove it
up; and they t,ke it, and you gent euen
pay it, too. It comes out Of your
pocket then; for our cwn msrkets will be
taken away from you and sent to England
for the manufactured praduct there; just
as they went over the sea from 1e47 to
1860. Applause and cries Of "hnrrah for
Glff, "snd "hurrsh for Wilson.
HIS FAREWELL.
am going to leave you now-goiDg to
bid you good bye. My friend Wilson and
J, between ourselves agreed to shorten our
time few minutes, which should have
been ststsd before, in order 10 take train
that leaves youo city. A voice, ''go
shesd."] / am in favor of this protective
tariff as you sac. 1t ba5 made this state
of West Virginia one of the grandeet in the
Union 1t struck my state and from the
rock-ribbsd mountains 1t caused the
waters to spring forth as it did in olden
times, and the wat srs Of prosperity have
flowed down over the people tf my state
1t has built nufacturing establish ments;
it has built the railroads that nv friend
alludes to; it has made my people f es and
happy. Applause. Now then, as in the
olden time the venerable Ridilier would
protect his stricken niece from powerful
and t.eecherous friend, so would I protect
these industries and the labor of my
State from the great, powerful and
treacherous political party that oppose it
to-day. [Applause. I would guard the
protective system of my count UT
may make you sick-with the shield Of
my couutry's laws. Applause ] And
around it would draw the sacred circle Of
our happy homes. And if you step but q
foot within tie ballowed ground, though
you be apresident, upon your head I would
pour the curses of millions.