The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
AN ABLE ADDRESS
Was that Of Hon, w, H. Wilson
at the Tabernacle
Friday Evening In the Y, M, d. o.
Course An Intensely Inter
eated Audience,

Eltilth lNh lNlllNnt hNllNhphlNNNn tllNt
tarih reform rs q real Issue, ana that "
ID alill au open question"
II was thus tho Hon W, l. Wilson,
Of West Virginia, muda member Of the
congregational committee Of ways aud
meauB, began ha lecture upon the tar
~ IN the tabernacle last evening Mr.
Jacob ltrIWer had introduced him with
frw brief aeutouGfs, 90 we'll chosen us
are often urud, aud hb NJ once plung-
cd into tho subject, Though lhe hide,
walks were covered with Ice, mud the
air was cold and SHARP, lhure was q
large audience present which gave the
speaker undivided attention durinR the
hour ana a bull Uo spoke,
ol5luh Iho light down tho history Of
fce ubIiuIiuHs e1uliuued.he spoark
o. "aud Though The ceutlTica IL b
luud .lul tUr violations aud develop
ilthpm hw been through the continual
Ujullct between tho people who pay
.d0 ,0yrH, uuu Tue government which
imposes the tax During the last year
there VIVA collected into the treasury 40
the increase ul.lhr government, d5sO.
100000 aud acduoJiug that received
from tho safe OF public lands aud from
some other sources, about Saa5,ulO was
received through tho taxes lWd upon
tho PEOPLE, Ana beyond tho ueceasl'
or Che government there Ie.
70 burpluf Ia round uumbeTH
.ItI 10000 oar tlXea mas bc
boy 10. ulual revenue upon wins.
bIrHu, on hy 10 tHrlll upon tho
T..N. . rdI Hgllclra which are brought
.I||tu tuIIy 10 supply tho prccaal
m. Gup|r; unu put The quct.
.. PLAN man aud hu would
e. TAX should lr1t come
.pa rather Than from the
. NbIc.u, NhlHkCy aud
.HH.. '}r Any WUlklut man
N uryur clothed hiW,
i..g mower prov lCu hlm uud hlH lnmi
lua pI.p lur necessities Of Nc, ono
tuIh a. .hr rtyouuo raised uy tNo lrlI
corr. IrHW WOODEN gods Upon %
80 lui 90 HOulI, 10 " four inches Wd'
''" 10y '''h
I. .l l '.'' u % " go .'l'
0.', Ut H.l
CO... To It h''''l'Itu 'e'ul"NlE 'o '.'
."l,.. "i l.'. H' lnN'l lN! lut '1A.
N.lt lu'' 20 Rlril WOODEN mouse ll
.Hr 'l.. winter aud asked lnr pro-
.".Iur with whom hr was ruuIDIUE Go
.U #umr cloth ,lu WAS thrown down
o. .Nll Hl UI''Ing INA lllulllF |Hr
t. ll w. Nl' loiI wv was I'D tV'Ilt
$500 llr ''lU liNu lNN' 80 toI'a No'l'
of |H.|. "N' 81 t'NlN
AmnW .rus That the Imported cloth
costa Si2o. lie goes to Washington
AVID l.lH lhc luld trainers mat II hg
U.ula lu manufacture lhlt cloth, oud
d, 10 B maIr To- cost t3&b lac VIII START
% WNll, ud eau do 30 pyoutlhly' ana
tHn lrJilf b. pat cu, When yuu inquire
ul iUHB WlS tIri muNr lIt llllll luiy
i|y "O, ~ % 10 NNu, hIa Nuihu' 3D.
"a lulu 100 ONO WAC I.l1 |'l'l.N l'N
60 weave tNI.hs 'Atiu iH good DulIul.
i...l} Tor U.Is, .rHd No goes 10 iht
II.UUiI utur,g HIl I.ts llr employ.
Wuut lluUaLs WlU. 'g,S Ne wlIls.
NU. " llNHu u.Ni lE' Gul.l.s 70 t1y
IUu manufactured U HluJrg Doc Wll not
y 10, UHI WlIl give lWu COLLARS u ihIL
b. not lgyvplru Doe r.Ul send WuJl over
iI0 lluu 90 tluNIn, and men WiIl soon
come loo and take lbH Work Bl mat
lI.rs. $50 tUn workman 'li,.f lHu job,
Winter comes uud tho workman lr'I'
Cmpluiu Doe 81. ulN riull Tor 70 ntIt va
rlUthr., NIN ASKS the Price, lie dt'
muudl ie 20, lNt workman offers
SLID, ana II llil ~ not accepted say,
hO Wi HHnu nll ul Tue country huu gtI
~ 100 i'n' price. ~ says lhn employ
or, "bNl ilo government mas put on !
tutlll a. u Iu,l,y To- protect me-, 80 II
rs free labor, uud protection against
C0mpvtltiul'
But IIe most serious fact Is the over.
pr0duptiun that ig caused. Steady
work .IX months la most OF the prom
nent uHu. lectures viii produce enough
y last 20 year, Aud yet tho cry Is log
more mUuuilcloilrs To make u market
lor tlu agricultural products, " zoos
net ClIurt them Tue wheat shipped
nom Ouiu gorslulo Liverpool ana mere
pmes into competition WIN Ulr Wllrhl
rom AuslIUliui ron ludld ma IRON
south AmeI,cn, ana the price u llNtu III
the market OF Ihe word Inc mhllu
faCturcr ~ smut out from cheo y mater
tal, ANA that cuts ilt ~meehanlooll from
employment ana destroys wages, III
one Of the great mus ne visited m
New England he went llrSt INTO the
cotton mill, a great structure covering
eight acres OF Er0uhdi everything was
life aud hustle, ana employees were Dusy'
Across the narrow street WIS Vac wool.
lon mill empty quiet deserted Upon
Che wool there 10 a tarll ana upon lht
material for the other mlll none, Inc
ioollen mill hHS n capacity OF 5QuOOOV
Ounds. The manufactures Bald lhat
lo could brinB the material IN nc
lOnld use lbOOiUVO pounds OF w. ana
10 other loVOOOO ne wonlo Bet irola