Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-25

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State Democratic COMMITTEES has
sent out an admirable address to
the voters Of Virginia, from which
we extract as far lis space will per-
myt. for this Issue Of the ENTER
PRISE. Ie begins his address
18th the citation of the theft Of
two seats in Congress ana the use
made by one Of the heneliciarieH TO
Push the Force bill. aud by the
sihcr TO iuAame hrgro audiences
with rio;ouS laraugueS. These
impurities. together with other OBJ
roxious measures, the chairman
says, have made the Outlook for
Democratic success in November,
must assuring bnt counSels voters
Z, avoid fatal over confidence By
xercisiug the right that is their
cnlv remedy. The necessity for
iull vote is thus urged by him:
:.The present is an soft year. in
nolitics. aad the argument will ha
a1varcan that because il is smell
-hrcnnSe the Gaming COMPRESSION
al election occurs between presi-
dnrt,al p'ectinnS-thc issues are
rnimrnrtant ard not deserving Of
The nol!ing OLA fnl vote. Never
crnld that argument be used with
80 force. Tie situation and cor
.>;tinns confuse it ami e'inina.e
from ii even the semb!ance Of
rcc;orsnpsS. Not in manv Years
1--we he people Of Virginia been
face 10 face with so MANY issues
involving their rights of n:op"rlv.
the;rrig!,ts III selfgovernmpnt. and
their liberties. Not for many years
has the determination cfso many
momentcus questions alfsc ing th"
ration been dependent rpnn IN
election. Not for many YEARS have
.Lo nrnSrrvation ofthp foundations
NJ Repnhlican Government as laid
hv the fathers Of the Rrpuhl c. and.
assurance OF the nerpetnitv OF the
snpcrstructurc they reared there
or. demanded q fuliNrvotc."
He embassies still further the
rcc.ssity for full vote IN saving
chat the Whole government is i'll the
bands of The worst wing Of the Re
publican party. and TO protect onr
selves against further Infamous
sectional anil Observation-Disclosures
lie central ofonc house Of the Leg
islation is imperative and every
vote should DC cast, tc the end
that that Object with more certain
tv may he attained.
III regard to the tariff, he says
that the design Of that bill is Sc
plain that he who rms may read
"By Increasing the tariff charge
or faxes laid ny the government
upon nearly cvcr5 article in'rn
dnced into this country from
abroad. it will allow home mans
iacturcrs to charge such prices a.
they. hy combining among them
selves, may see fit 10 charge. I
is a death hiow to comretis!ni
from foreign manufacturers ant
the vltalizalion of trusts. lnstea'
of reducing HE tariff charges o
taxes laid under the previous LAW
and which had long been regarded
as bnrdensome. the party in powe
has increased them"
Reviewing terscly the iniqnitie
of the Mckinley bill. the aadres
states that tie mechanics aux
laborers are as much TO feel I'll,
evils as the farmers-the mama
tacturer being squeezed for cleo
iion funds. in turn will squeeze tn
lahorer. and so the burdens goe
on to all classes cfthe people. Re
ferring to the Force bill, the ad
dress says that under the pro
posed system of Federal Super
viScrS.
Judge neutrality-suspicious. WON'T
extend over Virginia, Mary land