The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

ALLIANCE, Oct ISL Special l-Apeak
or 4 humhs n, Reed, Of the House ot Rep
refentatiyea, whom Major MelAlnle}
felnra 10 aa "Ihe matchleaa speaker
arrived here Yesterday morning, lie Wai
escorted 90 tie Russell House, where an
Informal reception was held no wac
neXt taken 20 tho Morgan Engineering
II, Morgan, sr, the friend ot the working
man who Imports ielglanH 10 this country
he was shown through the establishment
Another son of toll, Ia the person ol
the notorious John Jarrett, arrived during
che day, The city was gnily decorated
aud many strangers were ln town, Iht
original package houses did an immehh'
business,
Tie attendance az the afternoon meet
ING WAS large, II was stated that Judge
Lauble would act 40 chairman, A strong
effort was made 90 got the distinguished
gentleman 10 attend but he could not ht
Induced 10 do anything that would IN ans
way aid Major Mckinley, The judge
evidently has not forgotten how Mckin'
10y used him Ia a former campaign, II
would have been q big card for the major
N Judge Lauhle could have been Induced
10 preside, ~ he has many friends iu this
section, Judge Amber, OF Salem, acted
40 chairman,
In tho evening thore was another big
crowd In attendance, but the enthusiasm
Was not near what the Republican mana
gerA desired. Speaker Reed was Introduce
edand commenced his address, The noise
In the hall was 90 great that he was oblig'
cd to stop speaking. The glee club was
then introduced and wurbled u song, in
aulting every Democrat In the house, and
especially the Democratic standard bear
or, Hon, John G., Warwick Of Mnaalllon,
The Republican press IN this aection OF
the state, have devoted considerable space
70 telling how much interest the Now
York and Chicago papers are taking IN Ma
lor Mcklnley's canvass, Last night meh'
ahgc was received at Alliance by your re-.
preventative, from Chicago paper to send
two hundred words on the Reed meeting.
A similar message was received from "a
New York paper asking for .bO words,
Following close on this came two meNagH
from the same papers, One want
Od 900 words and the other 1000 on
the Randolph robbery. This shows which
th0y consider the hcttcr nCwa,
After the glec club concluded lts song,
there was faint applause, but not auilic-
lent 10 Justify the slngora Ia appearing
again. Speaker Reed then continued, He
gave history Of some Of the work accom-
pllahod by the Republican party, saying
he did not believe the angels could do bet.
ier. Even " the angels had a party OF
thOlr own, hr thought hc would atlll carry
the Republican banner. The meeting to-
niqht he said, was not 20 hc a partisan
one. just what Mr.. Reed calls "a partisan
meeting, would be hard TO tell, " last
niRhrs demonstration was not OF that Or
dor. ,,-v-, -,.,.
while 10 elect Democrat 10 the House OF
Repreaentntiyea or 10 mako the House
Democrntic, as Il would disturb by nglta.
ton the business OF the country na the
Senate IN Republican by majority Of ten
and the proaidcut ia also u Republican,
Por ths reason hc claimed Major Mekin.
lev should be- returned TO the House,
in aponking Of the tariff he promised
further reform N the next House was Re-
publican. lu then said.
"Thore h nothing that takes hold OF the
business of the country Ike the Nrill
The Mckinley bin was formed TO repre-
nont the wishes OF the cntiro people. True,
advantage Nv taken now In prices, but ul'
tlmatoly high prices will lead 10 low prices,
Good times are the era OF high priccs, The
nttompt 70 raise prices now ia not the re-
ault ofthe now tnrili, Thorc are two causes
for II, First, w0 have entered upon q
pcriod In which it seems 70 be The unlycr-
anl aim TO mako more money; second, we
would az present be entering on an era OF
Unprecedented prosperity, " II was not
Tor the delay of the Senate IN passing the
Mckinley tariff bill. The joke " the im-
porters have raised the prlcca on articles
that the tariff has been takon OIL Of, or at
least lowered.
speaker Reed evidently did not consider
how foolish his romarks would appear In
print. The idea that on October every
one In the country suddcdly concluded
that his aim I'm life would bo to make more
money, Then, again, tho delay In tho
Senate In responsible for the higher pri.
COS. Now Il would be rather difficult TO
mako oven "a Protoctionist believe those
statements.
He advised the people not TO buy any
thing they did not really nood at present,
aa AT aome future time, when this wonder
ful era OF prosperity reached us and peo-
plo no longer desired 10 mako moro
money than over before, they could pur-
chnae goods so much cheaper. The NOR
chants OF Alliance do not appear 20 liko
the idea OF man who came 10 boom Nc.
Kinoy, advising their customers 10 coaso
paironzing thom, As one merchant re.
marked, M Rood's advice IL taken, Il will
bo n long tlmo before we do any business,
unless the Mckinley bill Ia rcpealod.n
He told the old story about protection
NiNNUH AlAl lllNlA NNAIANAANAhlAN INV N''lAhk
the factories running. Competition ig duo
10 the protective tariif, he said. just how
q bill that fosters trusts, and Keeps goods
out Of the country, creates competition is
hard 10 sec.
Mr.. Rood then admitted tho recent bill
was not the product Of Major McKinley's
brain but Of the whole people. "Thero
was no dark chamber inveatiRation,' he
said This Ia rather bold statement
when Il 10 known Major Mckinley had a |
private consultation with the president of |
the lutte trust. The Major said 20 Frank |
barry, secretary OF tho Millor's National |
Association, that II the schedule was
changed, the juto mon In trust would not |
bo satisfied, These statements were pub. |
llshed week ago, and have not been de- |
nied,
On the pension question he said: The |
Republican party took the sensible course, /
and passed bill that gives 10 evory dis /
ahled soldier stated amount. The sol-
dtcrs have not the right 10 name the |
amount they shall recoiyo from the gov
Bear In mind that something is better |
than nothing, and support the Congress-
man that does the bost possible.
io gave much credit 70 the Republican /
party for regulating tho liquor traffic, |
which ho called domestic evil. Ho /
closed by urging all present 10 vote for
Major Mckinley.
John Jarrett, that thard working laborinq /
man, who smokes 40 cont cigars, was next |
introduced. Ho had evidently been called |
down on his lavish display OF iewolry and |
abuse OF the Democratic party. The large |
diamond had disappeared aud his abuse |
was very mild.
His address was not very interesting,
and tho crowd did not stay TO hear Il. |
Even Speaker Reed left tho house after |
Jarrett had been speaking few minutes.
This afternoon Reed speaks at Medina, |
hion will be run over tho g. LID w. rail-
way TO tho former place.