The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06


| notice in the daily papers the 70
turn OF Mckinley from The soath
where he went on the invitation OF joe
Brown, OF Georgia, Joe, brown IL I
United states senator, aud IL several
times millionaire, Az present hp y
working u coal mine IN Georgia, WIN
white and black men (conylelh) Nv ~
cents n day, and when any OF theni 90
any thi 4 not according 10 the iuthl
they are logged upon the bare lflcs
nd II any escape, a pack OF pneu
hounds In put upon their ua', WHO
hunt down the escaped men, ana whel
caught the hounds have them generally
torn 10 pieces before the Keepers coulh
up. This Is the man who wants no
lection, In everything but labor Ilils
is the man who invited Mckinley 10
cOme South and preach the doelrlns OF
pr0teotlon. and sent his private palace
car % bear him In luxury 10 the lahd o,
ilOwera, made out OF the blood ana
bones OF men working every Day q hali
mile under ground, for q piece OF com
bread and bacon, The workingllen
should certainly remember Mckinney,
who went out OF his district, two years
ago, 10 help defeat Dorsey, the Demo
cratic Cleveland Rolling Mil Congress.
alOL0l WOrkingman'a candidate, and
help elect Grouse, the Akron million
aire 10 Congress,
The working people OF this country
should not lose sight OF the fact Also
that Mckinley, Joe Brown, Mr. Blaine,
Ben Harrison, Levi r. Morton ana the
Republican party, are not In sympathy
with labor, only 10 GIT their votes
While Mr. Mckinney was away down
South In Dixie" have been wondering
whether he told the "johnies' what u
happy life the Northern shop men have
working five months In twelve under
"lrOteCtlOn," aud having the Rtpubll'
can ballot thrust In his hands ON cleo
ton day, which he must vote, or lose
his job, / have seen this done 40 Can
ton, by Republican party huslleT
around the polls; aparty that taxes the
labOrers ilannel shirt he puts on IN the
morning H5 per cert, his coat oI per
cent, his coarse or hot mated shoes 81
per cent, his common woOi lat % per
cent, his water bucket and tin wash
bowl 30 per cen, his cheap cotton towel
NO wipes on 10 per cent. His knife, fork
and plate that he eats from are taxed,
the sugar for his coffee IN taxed s2 per
cent, his family Bible 2h per cent, the
cheap carpet he kneels on after reading
q chapter 6l per cent, and when he goes
20 bed at night the common sheet he
lies on Is taxed ~ per cent, and the
blanket he tucks behind his wife on q
cold night Is also taxed l0i per cen,
What q blessing Protection" is
Now let the Canton men, when they
go 10 the polls next November not for
get that President Cleveland, Mr., Mills
and the Democratic party are ,rying
10 remedy these crying and monstrous
evils 80 long penetrated o. suffering,
but patient people,
The South does not o d these itin'
Grant "Protection" pedd 60. All nature
is beneGcent this year. she early and
the later rains have fallen, and the
barns will soon be filled with plenty.
My heart Is glad when look over the
waving fields OF corn, over the acres
laden with tobacco, over the green pas
lures In which the sleek cattle are graz.
ing, and the noble hDrse-the pride Of
Kentucky-wanders at his will.
Allow me 10 dedicate the following
"pome" 10 His Grace, James e., Blaine,
defender of Trusts, etc;
II had fyo thousand day Jimmy blaine,
Like Carnegie swelling with cash,
ia shout for Protection, for him and fur me-
Till my cyo.balls broke ont In q rash,
Tdbuild castles IN scotland instead Of In Spain,
Drive landaus instead VI dray,
ia make angels weep the swell would cut
Ill had ave thousand day
II had I'VE thousand dly Jimmy Blaine,
ia buy M the organs, and sing
or the blessings big taxes bring labor, and roar
while spread eagles had half q wing
No strike and no loca.outa, no sixty-rent miners
Would spoil with their dlaoord my layi
ia make high tariff beat Heaven In glory
II had nye thousand day,
Corbn, KY, Aug %, john BRYAN