The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10
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EDITCE DMOORATi-The foil w.
ing remarkable r6mAfks appeared ~ tho
depository OF last evening"
"lhe change made by the Senate sub
committee on the tafih bill, whereby
tho duty on sugar Is repealed, aud u
bounty OF ono cent per pound N 10 DO
paid on all sugar raised in this country
b q aalutHry one, The high tariff one
OF Oh per cent Of the value On sugar
which rs provided for ia tho Mills bill
would DO mainly u tax, ana y needless
one 10, Without any cOmpenHatlng ben
ella, Experience has shown that the
sugar induhtfy in this country cannot,
even under protection, become eXteI-
Riye enough 10 furnish more than u
small fraction Of the quantity required
for consumption In this country, aud
therefore that protection duties viii not
tend 10 reduce the price, 49, Ia always
the case whom home materials aud ~
0llitiea are adequate " the production
OF an article la hunleient quantities 10
fully supply the home demand"
Very pretty indeed does all this
sound, Hut alas, what voice In this
whose iuharm0nlOua notes disturb the
tupeiul music proceeding from tho
home Republican band wagon, None
other than that OF Mr. Kelley the father
OF the House, lilo OF the pig iron halo,
who IN congressional debate last July,
npOn this aaoeharine subject said that
though theHyatem OF bOuntica had been
proposed 10 the country under the very
highest auhpioOa, George Washington,
ION years had passed ana In no in
stance had u bounty been granted d.
rtotly 10 an industry, II tho duties on
sugar were WrOugeXclaimed Mr., Kelley
let them be righted ana made proper,
Hut gentlemen should remember
That Tho Republican party had
declared, not for tho eatub,
liahment OF tho imperial Hyat0m OF
bUuutiea, but for the ma|intalnAnce OF
the |prOleNtlyG Ay6tem, Continuing,
Mr Ktlloy said h6 would plant himself
on the record of The sugar grown since
Che close of tic wnr, u prove Che btu-
ttgtuoU Of the American protective
system, which gentlemen proposed 10
set aside In favor Of ono tho American
people would not adopt from Hamilton
and Washington, and which they would
not auttain ~ the House could DO tempt
ed 10 perpetrNto the folly Of putting
commercial induatrlca under such bOun'
ten Little had hH thought that hG
should hear Republican echoes OF the
Auti,AmeriCau doctrines enumerated
Ou thus or the other side Of the House,
Why should Republican voices bG rails
ed ia Islander of thCir purty'H platform,
ana TO any thnt Americans were inCum-
petgut 20 produce sugar, but must be-
paid q bounty"
auGh being the COmmOtiOn that agi'
tpt,d th0 hudying bosom that nObly
dared 10 face tho oanuOu's mouth IN
duleuGc OF the glorious American pro
tegtiye system what will bo the dl8may
OF the battle SCARED old warrior whom
no learns of this dastardly attack upon
ita roar, and by itg ayOwed and mighty
uphOlder, upon whom he depended for
strength aud support, What nam0
can IL have but that whispered with
frightened breath TreaSonY with
anxious hearts w await the result
when Mr., Kelley shall hear Of this
on, palslci be- the lmpious hand
lhnt would Tho sacred TafUf tnu1lI
Aud hOhuftd hh Tho phtfiUt hand
lhHt guards tho crippled hetione clutch
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