The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-09
SAME OLD sPEECH.
Remarks About Democratic DlalOyalty
Carefully Omitted.
Major Mckinley In Holmss County His
Meeting Large, Hat piamai'''fioms Cons
ments on His Assertions.

hibiilon Of himself Ia Holmes County Ia
a life time, The hall 10 also tho Opera
house and II 10 q beautiful auditorium,
holding about 700 when we'll crowded,
While there was no crush there
was crowd, but tWO'hflhs AZ
least we're ladies', There we're
not over q score Of farmers, and among
them not over half we're from the Amlah,
A uniformed baud, with instruments now
higher priced than ever, dlaoouraed q few
airs, The perfectly frank comment on
the whole affair was lta ohilllneHs, There
was a lack Of sympathetic response on
the part OF the audience, II refused 10
grow enthusiastic, Il was lmpoliiely par
slmonious Ia Ia applause, II sat with all
tho aedale dignity that marked tho 10,
man Senators awaiting tho approach Of
the Golha, Major Mckinley himself la-
bored under tho malaral oppression, lie
seemed sluggish and WAS not able but
once 10 reach that 0fAl0rioal attitude 30
familiar 70 his frequent hearers,
lla speech was not new, II did not deal
extensively with the blessings that hla bill
should confer, II II was worthy Of enact,
ment, but was the rehearsal Of the same
plattudea 30 often heard Ia former cam
palgna, though his advocacy Of protee.
ton was ranker than his party has ever
heretofore endorsed, After atatlng that
both the Democratic and Republican
parties agreed that government expenses
must be met by Indirect taxation and by
impoala upon lmporiationa, he declared
the Democrats favored revenue tariff,
and his party protective System 10 pro-
teol industries and labor. lie then assert
cd Ia precise words, In language capable
Of no equlyocaion that the foreigner pays
tho tariff tax, that the II cents duty
on wool 10 paid by him for the privilege
OF dealing In American markets, Next he
added tho abaurdlty that nobody felt the
tariff tax. lie may feel the weight OF
local or state taxation, but the tariff bur
den he knows nothing Of. The man who
pays higher prices for all hIa neoesaarles
from now on will appreciate whether he
feels the tax or not,
Then the Major performed little dra.
matte BID OF oralory, lie graHped tum.
bier from the stand, The duty on this 10
90 per cent, he shouted, That encourages
glass faelorleh, "eheeka and RETARDED I'm.
p0riatlona, The Democratic party would
lower this rate, put out the ilrea In glass
factories, and drive the w0rkingmen out
on 20 the soil 10 become competitors with
the farmers, Hut he omitted 10 add that
at Chicago, last month, the glass mhnu'
facturera deianlly adopted resolutions 10
enhance prloea and 10 limit production,
and he failed 10 mention thogreat window
glass trust that was organized at Blndlay,
o., yesterday,
The Major declared that everything we
wear, In fact, everything was cheaper
than ever before, and because OF proiees
ton which fOalefed domestic competition,
Hut he omitted 20 state that all over the
world there has been for years down.
ward tendency Of prices, and that II II
were not for tho tarlif In this country ar
telca would ho much ohenrer, aH they
ought 20 be, He also failed 10 mention
that they have been higher since his bill
became law, lie was very Htingy IN his
allualona 10 his own bill, but he hQuarely
endorsed the increasing OF the cost Of vel.
vets, pluAhen, chhmpAgnoh and called
thom luxurca, lie failed " state that II
was Senator Plumb, (who voted against
his bin who incroaaod the champagne
duties. We trust Major McKinloy'a aeli
respect will compel him 10 omit this Item
In hla next speech, II IL not safe 10 bank
too much upon the Ignorance or nn
audience. A. 10 lowered prices, he men'
toned "rco aud other arliclea OF every
day confumptlon,N WIN he, please Item
49, Nttl.. I.au uli IIa IssluVau Ahut
duties were lower than 1861, with half a
dozen exceptions, This h simplya bare
faced lie.
Then ho reached wool. llo declared
rank and file OF Democratic party were
protcctlonlataj jackson and Jefferson
we're protectlOnlata, Old and ratiy, Ma
| lori llo alluded 70 Democratic campaign
circular Of 1898, ahowlng the loss 10 the
| farmers by the tariff bill which ignored
wool for Iron. He was careful 20 state
| that lao voted against the conference rO'
port but failed 10 add that Senator Nor
| rlll openly accused Senator sherman OF
working this incqultablo robbery OF The
wool mems share OF the protection bounty
/ lie grew eloquent on wool and aoomed to
| think thorc were moro than several farm
ora hearing him. Tho Democrats had al'
WAYS becn protoctIonlsta till Cloyoland't
message. He oulogisod Geo, l., Converse
but no applause.
Then he declared that nProtoctlon Ia tc
| the oxtcnt OF the exact diltoronce-ho 70
pohtod exaot-botwocn the foreign aud
| domcatlc labor cost, A aquaro mleatnto
mont. Duty on pig iron B,72, labor cost
81 80 hero. His whole speech was directed
/ 10 tho farmers, Ho alluded 70 tho now
| dutioa affixed upon tholr produote, oggn
rye, etc, but ho forgot Ben, Buttorworth'i
great speech rldlcullng this oleptraI
aohedulo. lo tried 10 scare thom by aa
aertlnp that wheat from India would aoon
| bo sold I'm New York In competition II Il
were not for the tariff. llo ilatly por
yortcd the fact that tho export cost ol
American wheat Ia tho cheapest In The
world, ,,,
Iio declared his bill was a domestic bill
| and ho wanted Germany, France etc, x
| keep their hands of our buainoaa, HI
| blll was not Va bill OF dlplomncyn-thi
was nont but dlroct elap at Blalno'i
reciprocity. On Tin plato ho repeated hil
/ rainbow story about now factories, lbOOI
now hands and 10000 moro consum
ors, but this number would still leave The
homo market wonderfully short -,
Horo tho town clock struck eight, The
| Major nnu NlHlDly WDoleu LOT NNulNy lhii
utes, II was evident that tho coldnoBs o.
| the audience affected him. llo hat
spoken but nifty minutes without any por
| grafton, without any last ondoayor !,
rouse his auditors, ho almost abrupt,
closed with the statement, "Thnt ho hot
not come 10 make speech, but 10 con
for,n
IL will not do 10 call tho mooting n llEalc
for that is antiquated journalism. II vii
not do TO soy the Major ilunkod, Tor he I
| n good talkor despite his talk. But thor'
was an undoniablo area OF low prcasur.
around the affair, that beyond mistake NJ
fected Mr.. Mckinley, caused him TO aban
don effort, and made the whole event un
| impressive and uncomfortable. Tho tall
was exclusively tariff, All the. tooth tina
| gnashed about the other side having M
Interest In the flag woro carefully drawn
A LOUISVILLE CASE.
Tho Village Again CommondoB Aotio'
| Apninal tho Catholic Church,