Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-08-23

erred rrerica and ,,,,a,, t,,,,,t,s, ..,.. A.. IN,
she found then arr,cu,,rc IN ,.,r s,a,a. ,,.,,,S
yaRsys teem,pv win ys.,,h ana c,,,es no, No..
bursting wrb wealth rhay ,.y.,.a ~ a.. ,,a,,,.'.
Industries Of Indi, becanse ,y,thort nro,.c,Ia,
the native industries c,s,ld NOT connect, WITH ~,
great sapltaI and su,erlor r,..s,n,r, ~ prr,
land. Now nlmost anv yo,r ,na, ,o,,,,,. v,.,,
can read IN tho ncwsnan.r. !, s,,,,i,. .,sa,,,',
on anywhere iron, hn,f 4 m,,,,or 10 : ,,u,,a, -
these people. Tbev wen, ~ r,,sa, r,,.,,a,,
was once famous f,r ,ts m,nuf.c,rr.s and /.
even lannon's stIl, Won h,va NJ, n.ard j, r,rr,.n
towels--eyery repnb,lcan knoa,s ,,n,, J, r,,r,,s,,
towel IA. and SSnc M tho demo.ra,s rn,,,ans
has a commercial treaty win T,r,,y ,,',,s
which by having n duty of Ave ner c.n, sha ,,as
entitled 10 mport her cotton. woo,sn an, ,,nan
goods 20 Turkey. The result Ia that when r,,,r
wants 10 take His Turkish hn,h IN m. no,,,
ing he telerraphs IN Iiycrnoo, ,or ,,s r,,r.,,,
towel. They baye rn,n.d The ,na,s,r,as =, ..,'
KEY They ralxed tbeIr o,,,m a, In,,a 49,,
shlpped n 10 China Tbe Chln,n,, ,,,,,n,, ,,,,..
strong armies and great LEADER. =. No., ,,,,'a a,
this country They ,,ve,.d Io,yn ,,,o ,,,,,s :,
China fired upon her c,t,ss and .o,,no,,,,, ,,,on,
TO tak,,th,lr deadly druy m noIson thar n.,,,I,
upon England's terms. m they had Tho ,o,,.r
to do Il their war shin, wou,d AR. u,ar n,r
nS fra.l
instead OF honey h,u,lny with CLEVELAND on,
Rayard and Carlisle upon the hanks =, m.
Potomac. They went 10 portuca, ahon, ,so, and
they made A treaty with that c,n,,ry wh.r.n,
she was enabled 10 shin goods Into Enc,,n,, ,h,,
England might shin lts goods ln,o pnr,n,,,I With
tho results that they ruined the INDUSTRIES =,
Portugal. I cannot understand why n man
who came from Europe. nnd esnec,n,,v n
man who came from ireland would usc bIs avn
free ballot, t,racIousy given him nv m, Amerc,n
people 10 vote himself back lnto Tho s,mo cond,.
ton that he left behind when h, Ian the shnrc.
Of Ireland with tears IN bIs eyes and c,rs,s o.,
his lps. Not n hundred wear, moo IRELAND ,,,.
considered a manufacturing county In nv os,I'
nation Il Is the faIrcst little island lookcJ dox
upon. There In TODAY IN that island n grc,,.r
water power going 10 waste than would RIM nj,
the combined machinery Of m, ITnIted states
hut no vince, stops II because M IN, Free trad,
policy OF England. Free trade English law des.
troycd the manufacturing Inter,,t, az ireland Inv
the same policy which the d.mocr,tIc marty ia
trying 10 Impose uIon thI, country A hundred
years ago Ireland was a pro,perouS m,nufaetur.
ing country. They shIppcd hut, ani sh,,yls and
shoes ana Chlnaware and ,arthenw,r, mud
lronwarc aud velvet ETC., 10 the American cal.
oncs before the establishment of your Independ.
ence ny an act that IL called the net Of Union
In 1900 Great britain and Ireland were uniteJ :
united as a shark IA united 10 his prey Enyln,d
lust calmly swallowed the nationality aud m,
Independence OF that country. by IN. Act Of
Union the protective tariff, AMI the bountles
with which Ireland encouraged hcr own mann.
iacturers w,rc o6lltoratci, Provision wa, made
|, tho Act OF Unlon that these dutle, should bo
gradually diminished after tho policy of Mr.,
Mills Of Twas They would ask "A little cut her,
and little cut thnre aud noSt yeur a little cut
aud ~ on aud one by one tho factories IN IN.
island wero closed Eutland with It's vast capI.
tai and It's machinery flooded that country with
merchandise lust rs II viii flood your country
with merchandise n you commence breaking
down your protective policy. one by one tho
factories were closed until II Ii said In 1917 thero
was Just ono In ireland, TINT WIS the industry Of
the cofn maker In England and Scotland two
thirds Of the people live upon tho products Of
manufacture and commerce. Nlno out OF ten
people In Ireland drag out miserable existence
In agriculture. And say TO you, gentlemen,
that u country that has agriculture alone to lIyo
upon Ia u country already doomed aud damned.
YOn may have mountains of grain and oceans of
milk aud wine and oil aud you would stlll 10
poor II you had no market and no diversified In
dustry 30 furnish the money whercwlth 20 buy A..
win read you an extract from tho Chicago
Times, the ylest, dlrtiest, most odlous democrat,
ic newspaper In the country at every period OF
It's existence. nm now reading evidence fur,
nishcd by Melville E. Stone, n dude and demo.
crat aud editor OF the Chicago News, now travel.
Ing In Europe. lie Is writing from n place called
Ilonmcll In tho south OF ireland, situated IN ono
of the ioycliest scopes of country man eyes ever
saw. II In on both sides Of the river Muir and
once had population OF 5000. II Is said 10000
people were once there engaged In manufactur.
Ing. lie says,
"Thero IL ono sad feature about the town, one
that stuck me before had been here n day.
had never seen NO many silent factories, They
tell mo here that previous TO the Union. the linen
and wool factories OF Cilenmell gave employment
to 1900 or 2O,OOo people. The entire poplntIon
AZ t,e town no,v do.s ma, .,o,,, 90 ,oo., \,
~ Wv Nv" W" 'voa nv ""o",'' W 'o'"o' ~
was one OF the busiest towns IN three Kingdoms,
Now so far as manufactures Il il one OF the dull
AZ, I,i,,i,a, ,o.,.,,,,, ~, ,,,o -, =, t,,.,,
,'' '''''''a' "s'''"'''" u" 'no p"it" h"Ranu
drove ono after another out OF business Ia emil
grafton, or 10 poyerty. BEFORE IN, ITnIon Irlsh
Industries were nro,.c,ed nm, ,".,araa H., an.
un'."n WI. p'"..'eu nno 'os'ereu Wy uno
irlsh parliament ana the country was prosperous.