Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-09-14

| Tor work and employment snd reduce salaries
| and wages Of lab r.
luStead, ther, If being exe,nrt from the infl,-
enSs &Nd effect Of an immense surplus Iyirc Iils
/ IN the nSttonal treasury, our wage earnerS and
others VINO RELY upon their l. hor Tor S,,rrort an,
! Hl'sE of ait directly concerned in the situation
4 Others seeing the approach Of danger may mn
Nide SSsI'>t L. but II Will find those depeudiny
upon their daily toll for bread upprerar,i h,4lS,
| thSS and GefsuSele>S Such 8 state Of affairs
oosS not present case of eNeSS raS;lltirs- frD,
| 11SpuJeS between the iaooriRg man aud hi, en-
ploNer but II produces an absolute anu eDf,N>ad
/ 81 ppaSS or employment and vases
| ln reviewing the h-d effects II this acclyl,u.
! Lat q snrrlIs and the scale e tartr rates by
/ which I IS produced, We must not overlo X the
/ tsnde' cN toward grNSS S0i SCNudalOuS pahlic
eNtT3NH gNrC' which CouECCStei treasury induces
nor the fact thar arr ulaiuIaiuing without tx,
/ cNS' IN time Of profound p,9CH, SuhStaU Tially
/ the rate Of tarlf uuteS imposed in time " war
/ when the necessities of the eovNrnmeat juS lied
/ people.
DIVERS PLANS HAVE BEEN SUGGESTED
for TIE rvtyvn Of this accumulated Su nS 10 tho
/ pe''pe and channels Of trade. Some u thrS;,
| CeNic,S are az variance VITA al rules of god
nnSnCe; NE are delusive, some ar' Sbsuri and
some b tray by their reckless eNJrAyagAnrC tho
tGtUor h.iug il t'llsUcS ~ great >url, If put-
| .1S money u.ca III judcmertS VI in 5i,iIualS
NhNe such eln' Is >hOuli oc ma e aS are CON
| SlSteut with Pgllic autv and sanctioned nv sound
! Judgment, to avol darEvr br the useful GiSposi.
| ton Of the Suri NlS now remaining in the Vls-
urN, Il Is eVt lent that Il its diSlr button were aC-
| COmpllShSt another accumulation wuult soon
tase place If the constant Il w Z rN3uudan: To-
] S"nlS was mol cheSSed at lis source by q retoIm
| IN our pyTSC0t tariff laws
We DO not propose q deal W III these conditions
Wv HSFsN St'enpt'S 'n satisfy tAe people OF the
nUsn - "uSt' ayt ItlyNFI,S nvr ny atone NrgLE
their assent 10 p"l'!cat toctvluN We proScJt 10
them the proposition that they are uaiuSJjy
lte3teu IN the extent CT present teerat taxation,
that aS result %ondiuou ot extreme dauscr
-Nt>N ana IhNt Is 'Nr rthNnlt 10 demand rcluety,
ard that defense aud safe Y promised in tina
guarantees Of their free government.
we oeneNS th't the same means WHICH Are
Huopted ~ relieve In" treasury Of It's surplus and
prevent WS r CurIC0ct, should Chc8lNu tn cur
people the cost or supplying thei7 daily wants
Both of these objects seek lu pNrt ~ gain Nv
reducing the present tariff rates upou the ueCts-
>arieS Ot life,
We fully apDrecietc the impOrt&uc, to tho
country Nf OUf q. Dl,,tC in u~tgi.l yufrvp~i a.
The rNytlNa.i 40 t.NiS may s,f.trs their m in-
tSIauC' AMI prosperity n uiI nr carefully at.J
in tclruGlS 81 irl vut,sii irgrl Even such ne
lHUCc upon present revenue arrl g.'mautS
- have been invited or TuCnur0grd should be
I3'TN ami JnStN reEa dei. NNr'|t and radical
NtNsAS.N N'I'I' "l.Ei" ' HHllE'' Sh t th,NtPfISnS
@ H''N n,II'tNu>N ueN' tue 'N'' I'N'N "' ""'F "N-
l 'tN.'ut ut'", tuS'r N'yttNN l'" '""","""SF' are
"TI yN.N'iuP'2'SI nor iu'eau.u
, N"' w, MO" Ihc cost "' "at uv'nSN'r manu-
,sN'u'Sd iroutyJS n ,hyT',$,,' 2u" 'nNlr pIlSe u
the consumer tnhanc' d hy the duty imposed up
,,. Nv, ','e t'N uN'tTt' l'S"A IN 'u'N "AUuiaS'utS
W ~" ''tl 'slS '''''".'H N"N1 prevents the
sale 'I cur prodNtuohS NJ lNfc'@n markets IN
SoupStlIlon Win those countries Mhtth have the
aiNaniaEe "t tree raw material We know that
SUt,GN 70 . '',lS' tt' n.y. & 'H' manu- 3t,"E
; @ " = ~, I''' 90 .. ~ .', "a, w TN u .'1 .,u"'
I'tSEu.aI anu 'IiS IA,e q wages Psi uncertain
ttF'vlSNv, sl,''Sl ~ 70 S''''.",''' ''' "N-
hg>tE 2,'t, l@RuuSIlii @ eot'iPris1s 'N lE'E"E from
u.''f 'v ll,' 'g'lCI IaN I"'''',"lN' ""''l, 'S Iuo
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THE INTERESTS OF i-AnoR
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,i{ =. , IH; ~ NAV ~ ""r' - , ",'r i" Tl
In other countries. Wrpropusr, too. Inv extend
ing the marx Is Tor our Manufacturers, t. rI".
mote inc SteauS employ lneHt OF ilhoF. WING IVY
ch'apenlnE tho cost ni the nrGesSiIitS OF me- We
| increase the purchasing power rf the working
mans wages and add 10 the comforts Of hls
| home,
| And before passing from this Thaso Of the
| question am constrained TO express the opiu-
ION that, While the interests vi labor should oe
| always seHHHHsN t'EhrlSl ln any u" "uH'ai"h
and efficient protection to these interests would
| he Afforded by the restriction aud Pr hhdiou "i
| the immiErat on or impur alton of iuNurcr from
| other countries. who swarm upon our shores
| having no purpose or iutrntuf becoming our fell
| low citizens or acquiring any permanent interest
IN cur country. but who crowd every Held Of "ul'
plOyment with uninteligCnt labor at vases VIII, h
| ought not to satisfy those who make claim to
| American citizenship.
| The platform adopted 10y the late national con
vention Of our party contains the following dec.
| laration:
| Judged by democratic principles the interests
| Of tie people are bgtray ci when by unnecessary
| taxation trusts and combinations arc y. rmitt"d
| and foStered up while uuduly rjcHiug the few
| that combine rob the body uf our cit zcus hy dc
| urivipg them as purchasers Of the benefits oi
| natural competition
| Such combinations have already been con
| demncd by the democratic party. tn" dCc,arR
ton Of its national convention iS sincerely mad"
| and no member of our party viii be found cN
cusiug the existence or balttHrE the ptrutCinu
| esults of ths Sc devices TO wrong the re"ple
| Under various names they have been puulShr,
| by the common law for hundred uI years. auo
| thcy have lost none ol ihylt h9l'lW features l'
! cause they have assumed the uamc OF trusts in
stead of cOBspirEcieS.
We baliryc that these trusts ara the natural
ofIsprrp- of a market artinciaily restricted; hat
| an inordiuatrIy high tariff besides Furnishing
| the Iemrtari N for their existence culargrs IN,
| limit wi Inn which they may operate against On,
| ueop.e and thus increase the extent of 5hru
| power for wrong doing.
Win an unaitrrll T. h9lreH "a n' Su' "yn,tv
we Cu,i,,I ,lg i t y, , I r,,, ne re-.
| CorTI lie We can not avoid part isau u,rsrcp
reseutati,n our ro-ition upon the question ui
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mon tbe ii,,nost care for established industries
p1 npI', ~ .i'o iIo,,s rogarJ ror tho I'M, r
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