Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

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sesasd tne.r Honsg an1 staftea tas.r
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81 tals eo.satry. NaAt s4s tas res1lE
WY Our Isctoriss eA,se.t- EYszs 1ol-
lar lnat had ueen invested 70 the enter
prsse sss lost labor e4s tnzO~n oat ot
employ yment, and ths iaaaszry sas par
a. zel and pfostEated "a tals eoaAtfy
and then tne price Of in plate. uiy
friends. commenced 70 - ap 800,
g. 20, and ia 1873 lt vas again selling IA
our market f0r $500 per ocKi snd thea
- lfied Is again8 Stated the wheels
gong. and put ths nFes IN the furnace,
knd th5 fore gn manufacturer notified
ais American customer that no matter
shAt price Ne offered them over here.
be w0uld sell Il AZ IS cents boz less.
aud th2t closed Us up again aud -
~ a.
But, under the pTOyssOns OF this meas
ure, se are gulng 20 start our factories
gong, and | MAKE Lais pred elton, that
Ia i've wears from today We will De
nlAslng more IN plate and better tn
plate. and selling i for = cheaper pFice
than Ne have known Ia this country
for years. lApplaasel- And the tar
~ that Ne have placed upon tn plate
Is lust the difference between she cheap
labor OF Wales. where all that TN IS
maae. aud what We pay the laoorng
man in ghls country.
The Democratic party say, yes, the
country has pr0spered Ia spite OF pro-
tecuon, but, my friends, how WAS 10
under these good OLD free trade davse
We were practically working under
free trade Ira this country from 1857 10
nation, Why, y0n sil know our mar-
kets were hlled with goods brought
from foreign lands; our factories had
closed; .aoOr WAS unemployed; the N
dustrles OF tie country were paralyEed.
Those We're the days when everything
was cheap; labor was cheap; the
goods were cheap, and wheat
was cheap-everythng was cheap
but money, and that was dear.
President Buchanan sent a message 60
Congress asking them 10 raise money 10
I paw the running expenses of the gov
eminent; the treasury of the United
Was empty, and this great Nation OF
I $4,000. .0JO people was going around
asking some other little State IN tne
Union 20 indOrse IT'S note, SO that Il
could borrow money; and our bonds
sold at a discount OF l2 per cent; and,
ms friends, IN the thirteen years prior
/ g. 1851. We actually sent out Of tins
country, ia excess OF what we sold,
I 81 GOO 900 OF dollars; That was sufficient,
I OF itself, 10 ImpOyerish this great Nation
I OF ours, and We We're very nearly upon
tue verge OF bankruptcy. Why, II you
spend more than you earn, you are
I going dOwa hIii; your credit $ going TO
I pieces; bat II you earn move than you
( spend, you are upon prosperous days,
and your credit - good. So it Is with
T tLls great nation OF ours. How has Il
been under the days OF a protective
T tariff?
The Morrill, tariff bill was enacted in
7 1861. and carried tuls nation safely
T through a four years war; II cost us
I some of the best and brayest men oil
/ our and; it cost IS i've billions of dol
lIrs, ana YOU knOD aow anxiOusly We
watched the tide Of trade year after
/ year, from 1850 ON, As II came our way,
Ettle each year; httle by little, and
I year by year, until along about 1873 or
7 1874, the balance of trade Ctme IN our
favor. That Was the first time we had
sold more shan We had bought tor
about twenty lone years, but in the
past seventeen wears. my friends, W.
nad sold % foreign countries. IN excess
or all we had purchased, goods to the
amount of sixteen hundred millions o.
dollars Applause. And every dollar
OF that money mas heeu invested IN
new enterprises AZ home that have
given employment 70 labor that has
built the church and the school
house. and rhat has nlade
Our farms. educated our children
aud contributed 50 Liuch 70 the
olNurd niarcn of a splendid civillza-
ton. That Is tne history Of tais country
uader tie protective principle. Why,
when We took p0ss ssiOn of this
country in 1850 is as.csscd valuation
WAS $4,000. .000. 900. VOW, unlcr the
tolch ol protective tariff our assessed
Vaiuau0u last W AZ was more than $50
.O.DaQ.eep. We nave huut $50 OOV mil.s
ct railroad. gwen employment 10 :. 900
0uo ot men. no Loo per centbetter wage
7 tuau they got snyNhele else, bring ~
tire producer and consumer closer to-
gstH.r, and oe ter paid and fed aud
CiulUod l0s o. men u es uOt exist sny-
where ln tne world than be nave ia tine
nttrd States. Applause.
Still the Dem crate rartv says We
; ave proved r,oresnt TO the trust con-
rded t0 our care. The Democratic
p8ytv nai possession o. congress tour
teen wears put ot eighteen. Nli some
Democrat teil me wnat egslatou YOU
pas 4pon the statute books tor tne
leneht Ot tine people OF this land. You
are gong aU0ut the couutry nov cry
INK Tor free C0uagc. Did YOU pass auy
tla measure during these fourteen
years. aEd f you did not. why didni
yuul Why, lu ISIS there vas passed
what wss known as the Bland bl that
7 urov tsd for toe coinage OF 1900, 200 =
month When President Cleveland
{ came ul. be scut a message 20 Congress
ss2nE tnem 60 repeal tuat law. WHAT