The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-30

Ihty say ilib pelhpplhin "NltNt'"' WI
have no respect for a citizen VINO meets
a highway rohber aud h orderly during
tie operation, IL WAS not alone ihe DEM
ocrRla who protested, bni many hepubll'
cans,
When you consider how The measure
called tlp MgkIuluy bill, which Affects
every man, woman and child IN the eoun'
try was passed, with less thali thirteen
pages Of II being read ana WIN lWo'huir
dred amendments on which no vote was
taken, eau you wonder ulht Tue Demo
Gratis prOtc6tedY
ID lsa difficult matter 10 dlseuaH the Me-
Kinley bill In one evening" TIE Mohin-
ley bin aa whole ID q declaration Of war
against all mankind outside Of the United
statea, ana Indeed, IN H. II says tie
whole people cannot deal with YOU, II
says we will sell 70 you, but VIII not buy
from you,
There are groana from the mortgaged
farmer Groana from We unemployed
laborers, who are obliged TO compete with
imported paupera from the foreign coun'
tries, There are groana ana pain IN
commercial war.
Who are the chief yIotlma2 In this war
the Victims are chiefly tho labOrera and
farmers. The onpitaliala will not aulier
90 much aa the common people The Re-
publican orators and preAa argue that ah
France, Germany and England oppose
the Mckinley bill, u must be g. good thlng
for this country, Ii that trueY They aay
tue bill closed up AN entire industry In
Europe, They seem 10 shout ~ iublla-
ton Of this fact, Did you ever stop 70
| think what would become OF These mon Z
Tonight there 10 not an occurrence OF
any magnitude that does not affect some
other part OF the world We could not ob.
lliernte the brotherhood OF man u we
would, The mnn who worked IN that In
duatry on account OF the crowded condl.
lion OF the old world, the difficulty In find.
Ing employment and the scarcity OF land
had only two thlnge 10 do, They must
| either 10 10 tho poor house or the emil
| grant ahlp. All will chose the latter course
| and come 90 this country, The same bill
| that closed out this market for foreign
goods compelled tho men 10 come here,
You oyeraioelS the home market and
bring hoard Of emlaranla hore. There
ID no tariff 20 keep them from, competing
with our laborors. The Mckinley bill IL
the most illogical ever placed on our stat
| ute books, | hold II N an abaurdity 10
koop out foreign goods and lot the pau.
pora In free. There Ia no answer 20 II.
IN tho Mckinley bill IL right, a Chinese
wall should bo built around Castle Garden,
aa woll aa around the custom houses Of
Now York, You close an English manu-.
featuring establishment The Engllsh'
mon has his capital invested and Il oOmoa
10 the United States, he cannot reach
over the wall 10 get his goods In, but he
can como behind II with his money and
got the benefit Of tho law.
Then what happena2 Why an English
syndicate has bought up the protected In
duatrioa, and the profit made possible by
the Mckinley bill goes back 10 enrich
Great Britain, at tho expense OF the
American workingmon.
Look tonight across the water, at the
nbole rhetorical people on the verge OF a
famine because the only industry, agricul- |
tural, In depressed on account OF the land
bona owned by non-rcaidenta. This |
trouble In Ireland IN tho curse OF the land. |
When Senator Eynrla was defending tho |
bill, Senator Carlisle made the Same point. |
Tho Senator from New York said Il was u |
good thing TO get this capital. He could |
not reply and no Republican can reply.
had sooner see Q foreign army here, |
than 10 see England got possession Of the |
land aud industries OF this country, We |
could meet tho frat foe face 70 face, but |
not so with the second one. The farmers |
and lahorcra are the most injured. When |
we declare war the Other sidO strikes back. |
As VIZ have declared war against the |
whole Of mankind, they have declared |
was against us,
The whole OF Europe is nrralgned
against us commercially. The farmer 10
tho first 20 fool IL. Last year Sb82 100000
worth OF farm products were exported. II
we had not had those markets the produce
would have been burned or else rottod In
the ground,
In France they have raised the tariff on
farm products 20 the maximum. This |
s done 10 keep the American products
out, Our steers are nice animals. Tho
hog, not the great American two footed
hog, but tho four footed one, isa very good
animal, we take our steors and hogs 10
France. Tho Fronchman says they are
discussed and have bad character, We
reply that they are not diseased and pro-
duoc our certificates, Ho enya he knows
better, This Nv dono 10 rotnllatc for the
Mckinley bill, The Frenchmnn says II
we cannot sell TO, we will not buy from
you,
The Republicans have strange trade
that ncver existed. They take and ship
q lond OF farm products TO the Argentine
Republic. Tho natives buy the cheese aud
pay tho cash, The captain takes the
money and places II In n large safe puts
IN stones for ballast and comes back 10
Now York. This trade noyor existed and
never WILL There 10 practical trade be-
tween men and nations We have cheese,
you have wool, we will exchange the pro.
duets,
We will not restore the American flag
70 tho soas, as long AZ the Mckinley bill
IL In force, II will be seen on the seas
when we resot 20 exchange. Tho Amer.
lean farmer il slow TO learn his lesson.
The price OF his wheat is fixed In Liver
pool and he completes with the serfs OF
Russia and India. The price OF his shod.
dy oycrcoat 10 ilxed In Washington, be.
fore the Ways aud Means committee.
Clay was called the father Of the pro-
toctiye system. have boon conservative
@Dg HH nls tooSS question GSyo Il on Clay deyh was Ss
would oppose the Mckinley bill. He was
In favor Of nursing the industries until
they could stand on their feet, but McKin.
lew has found new infant, u poor baby
Ia created aud tariff of two cents
pound fs put on tin. II there was nothing
else In the bill, this should be enough to
defeat the author and repeal the bin. II
all OF the tin y produced In this country,
the people will be faxed Sl6000.000 year
for tho benefit OF tho sheet metal trust of
Cincinnati, Plttsburg and Philadelphia.
The supply OF tin IN the world IL limited.
When any article IL limited II is dear. A
Pennsylvania proteotionist has found a
tin mine In the Black hills. All he had
TO do was to say he had found something,
and Mckinley put II In the bill, althonph
tne mlnp IL not developed, ana never Will
be ns they say, yet tho people of The
United States are taxed ms much as II the
county tax collector presented u bill FOR
Sl0,000000,
AS soon as II was advocated in congress
the Republican papers commenced TO
talk OF new tin. industries. In the past
ten days have read fairy tales OF tin
industries being started In Baltimore,
PittshurR and Boston. Perhaps you have
had one In Canton. | have not seen
now one located for two or three days,
There are are 100000 people employed
IN the cnnningnnd other industries, whose
wages viii be reduced on account Of the
increase IN the price OF tin, 0b,00O,00O poo.
pie VIII feel the advance. Last year they