The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-20

lation TO Eoelish industry and Canadian thrift.
L hls bill which Mills and his Southern followers
are trying to force through the Congress of the
onitea Statos, 10 not only free-trade bill, but
Is an intensely eectiobai bill liz originated
south of the Mason aud Dixon's line, aud what
does II prcposrf IL proposes TO strike the duty
of of nineteen vegetable products of the North
and leave a duty on rice sugar and peanuts
three vegetable products Of the South. The first
principle of the Republican party is to pus
everything on the free list which cannot pro-
duce and put the duty low articles Of peces-
sity which we have to ouy, and high on articles
OF luxury. The Democratic party has kept none
OF its pledges and the present administration
has been neither economical nor honest just
s93, 600 more was appropriated during the
present administration than was Appropriated
during the entire Gsrfeld-Arthur administra-
tion. That is the Democratic way Of restoring
economy. 1 can prove that the Pension Bureau
is being in the interest OF the Dem
oeratic party. Here the speaker cited
evidence and authority which proved
the truthfuness of his assertion 10 the salts
faction Of The entire sudisnce.l The Demo
cratic cry Of the last campaign was "opcn the
books" What has been the results The books
have been opened aud not q penny was missing
or had been missppropriated. Turn the rascsis
out, was another campaign cry. What hss the
party donef They have turned the rascsls in
and mainly through the efforts OF the Republic
ans. six Of their party bosses have boen turned
into the Ohio, illinois and Indiana penitentia-
campaign orators told you was rusting in the
treasury Most Of 1t has been loaned
to pet banks at per cent interest
Last cam paien the Democrat loved the Union
soldier to a naussous degree, aud he loves him
yet, as is evidenced by Cleveland's long line of
pensien vetoee.
Four years of Democratic rule is enough for
any quarter Of q century. What kind Of su in-
dividual have we at the head of the government
to-dayg He If q coarse. brutal man, who cracks
the lash and his subordInates obey, just ike the
poor colored brother who felt the lash Of the
men who tried to destroy this government lCol-
ofei man in the crowd. "You bet thew throwea
it down mel He has done nothing that
merits q word Of preiss, and might be sp-
propTiately termed a "reminiscences. In Harrison
and Morton we have two grand snd noble lead
ere The Democrats have for their leaders .
"reminiscences and nose-ra9. When you 80 to
| the polls on the 9Th Of next November examine
closely your ticket II it has Republican printed
| At tho top yoa know what that means. lt means
protection to American industries; protection TO
| American labor, and protsction 20 your wife and
children. If the word Democratic is printed
across the top you comprehend its meanine-en-
couragsmeut to British industry and Canadian
| 9th of next November the long line Of insulting
| pension vetoes will cesse.
The applause during the speech was tremen-
| dous, and at times the speaker had 70 pause
| several minutes. 1t was the best speech the
| Jeffsrsonville people have heard during the
| present campaign.