The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-19
IEEATTY'S BOMB!
Fired Into FOraker's
Xenia FrOth!
fOTakerismS and Little
Breaches ShamS,
Stripped Naked and Exposed
10 The Peoples GazO.
TAs Debi Reduced More In Two Years
Under HOadly YlaN IN ThTO0
Under Foraker,
FORAKER Pretends lie Refunded
the Debt and Reduced the
Interest
Tet the Democratic Legislature
Provided for This During
HoadlyB Term,
Foraker Claims the Tax Lcyy
Has Been Reduced, But This
is Simply n Failure TO
Co lect For the Sink.
ing Fund.
=
The Prince Of HumbuRs Maintains His
Reputation
vast sums Received From The
Now Law Have bccn squans
dored ana Unaccsunt.
eu For,
Foraker Claims the Tax Loyy
Has Been Reduced, But This
is Simply u Failure 10
Co lect For the Sink.
Ing Fund.
The Prince Of HumbuRS Maintains HIs
Reputation,
vast suins Received From The
Now Law Have becn squan.
dored ana Unacceunt-
cu For,


10 IliN fNOfLN oF olliv'
Tho 0oyornor'a XOnlO speech Alla Ave
oloaaly printed oolumpaof thoCommoroiAl
Cazotto II could, without tho loaa Of
Do idea, haVo been condensed into two.
n IN an destitute OF argumOnt IA Capoller
10 OF political honesty and o0noa noaror
Mo driVG OF imb0olity than Tho
strength and dignity Of statOamhnihlp,
Cleveland, OF COURSE gotta hia ugnAl
thruaL II Mra. Cleveland had had own
. remote conception OF tho dlroful ooR'
poquon0cs OF her "Snub' aho would, ou,
Dg compassion for an ovor'borod bu,
honost public, withhold II, and instead
won tho dovornor'a gratitude by pattlng
MIN on tho back and toillng him ho was
y 'bully" boy. Am sorry aho did not,
Cor thon his apOoehos would have boon
Ahortor, probably moro 70 the point, and
possibly moro truthful
AftOr diapoaing Of Cleveland tho Gov.
ornor prooOods 10 toll his audience tina.
Campbell his opponent IA o Republican.
II this "a truo why ahould Republicans
not aHpport hlms u may bo aaai that
% waa nclnlnAt6d tg -hAna." bat ho
6ould NOT bayo boon nomlnatod BY u
worse lot OF scaha than tho ConCapollor
and KurtH gang, II wo must tako li0-
publican from tho hands OF gang, why
hot takO oAmpboll9 In doing 30 wO
should voto for ono who mndo M opoa.
manly fight fDr hin noniAa'ioaa IN osio
who aid not doooiyo hls aVAlA by fAlsO
assurances OF friendship and support;
and by his olOohoH wO w0uh aOa atAb-
Ajsh o third-torm nreoodont nod thus
pave tho way for tho inauguration Of
permanent boss With Republican
Campbell In tho executive oGloo, Re-
publican Lioutonant.G GoyOrnor, Troas-
nrer. Attornoy.Goneral, otos IN tholr
Hpeotiyo places and Ropabbcan Con
Gra1 AssomblY 70 buoE h0m, who dnrO
apy that tho stAtS wcss!.H pet be " m9I
b1oellpni hAndag Nobody Lot aa,
khefoioro, givo tho Governor Orodit for
one sengiblo suggestion
believe In tho doctrine OF protection
10 American industrlOa; bat I boii0vo
nlao In tho doctrine OF common sonso,
and don't propose 10 pay premium on
Eooia by olooting thom 10 tho gub0rna-
torial ofioo. Now, what aotual or imAR-
hnAry connection could tho longuhoro-
mons strike in London have with
tho ta1G question In mo Unitcu
StAtosp Why did tho Governor ro-
ter 10 IL and dwell upon u NJ
longth9 Did no mean 10 have his
audience infor that strllsos woro un-
known In this country and only known
In Europcp Did no moan 10 have his
hearers infer that tho higher wagoa paid
10 freight handlers In this country weyo
duo 10 tho protection afforded by our
tariff law2 II 30, h0 sought 70 b0vO
ahcm infOr afalsohood Freight handlora
hore, or elsewhere, are not protected.
Their businoss is 10 handle barrels, bot-
os and oratos, not TO mako thom and pot
20 manufacture the merchandise With
which they aro fillod. There Ia no duty
on longshoremon" our ports arc opon
10 thom. Thoy may come 10 this coun-
Ary by the million, and by doubling tho
number reduce 10 ono-half the present
wnges OF tho lAboror In short tho
wagos OF 'longshoremon are less In Eng
Hand than horo simply because that
country 10 moro populous than thisi bo-
cause worlkingmen In this limo are moro
abundant there than hero. II Is but q
Tow years since there was q strike among
froight handlers In New York, which
Daralyzed tho railroads and throatonod
fhe city with famine. II gtriRo In
t.ondon In an argument in favor OF pro-
toctivo tariff, why should not strike In
New York DO an argument against tt2
What nonsense, therefore, 10 lug such
Irrelevant matter into tho discussion OF
tho great question Of industrial proteo-
fion. Who but thoughtless blunderor
would do it7
Governor Foraker toll us.
''In my last annual message pointed
out what hore want TO call attention
10. In my message 10 tho General As.
Hembly last January called attention
70 tho fact that wo had carefully exam.
ined tho statistics Of twenty-five statos
Of the Union as TO the management Of
their bonoyolent institutions, and that
wo had compared them with tho atatis-
dies OF tho similar institutions Of Ohio,
aud then pointed out that as the result
ia result that no DomocrAtcan criticise
IN