Telegram-herald., 1890-10-15

crate 81 nzIx = IA 1aes xs EnAoy p3soes
i0g $50 Ape.Aese
Ne Esat ihs eats oa "a plate Ter the /
yefx sAa.e reason tas& Ne t,a8 ; q n4x IL 4
Is ) toa apaa Stfsl rSt.s al0fe tokn /
txeuts xezss Azo. Iaen ee ~erx p&s
iag sls5 toa Tor stcel rsats, pad i l2 4
oar awu gold shpped fron o2f own
coQntrs. aaa Ne Yl.t tae 9usy ga - en- 4
courage oUr oNn people - ss<alA.sh !
steei Hl24ts snA tAey al1 ~ sna sioel /
- Is dropped g. slVQ. tAen = so, theA I
~ s+e, zhd .onlgat yoA can buf steei
rails. a. g0o1 81 caD ec made IA the
~ogid, for $50 = ten. Applause
Thus 10 inan can ts1s ye that donlessic
com pStt3on sid AmeFsc2u develop
meit, sith tie discovery oi ne~ pro-
cesses under TIC protective system,
have not rcdae the pfaees al steei
rails 60 American consumers. NJ put
duty Oh tin plats for the fessof that
Ne put Il on these three other AZ ifs.
We nave increased K one G1G lNQ-
tehths cents = pOlnr, that Is tbe al
vance 1s mSoe. Ne dld 4 WITH aslL,-
efAtlon Sna purpose, Ne did il t0ai We
nIlgut bald ia our own country, upon
our Owa soll, faciories that would man
afgcgure tee tin plate that Il consumed
ln the United States. i.1ud cheering
But What II, what l. lln plate, tls
sheet ron or sheet steel dipped sn ia,
coated vita tn. iathea ia nn. i.ef
cent. II a piece 81 tln plate, IS pc nt.
OF IL, a sheet iron oI sheet steel a. the
other 1 per cent. Il tie coating q nn.
Now, Ne make sheet IRON aud sheet
steel 10 lhs country snd have msle
them Iar thirty wears, and " have
made them A. good As saey can De made
anyNhete IN the word. We are nov
making the 20 per cent. aid we pro-
pose fb make tns other per
cent lapplausel and supply the
wants oi the American people. We
imported last year more than twenty
millions OF dollars worth of tin, and
,ce propose TO keep that twenty mil
lions OF dollars AT home. AppRuse.
We propose 10 leate them among our
own people, and twenty millions OF
dollars IS good round sum 70 sad 10
the circulating medium through the
avenues OF business. We not OIhy pro-
pose 10 keep that twenty millions OF
dollars at home. but we propose hy the
establishment OF the tin plate industry
10 give employment 10 fifteen thousand
working men, fifteen thousand addl-
uonal working men; aud with fifteen
thousand working men there ls popu-
latiOn of sixty thousand people 10 be
supported; snd when / say 1900 Nork-
ing men, / mean men employed IN the
TIN industry itself. | don't take INTO
account the men who Will be employed
IN mining the coal; don't take INTO
account the additional men VINO Will
be employed in mining the ore; and
don't take into account the additional
men VINO will be required 10 transport
these raw materials from the mlne TO
the factories scattered all over the
Union. Sixty thousand population
will be supported 10y the TIN plate IN
dustry of the United States
Why, they say, We can't make IT,
When | was reading in the
House of Representatives the re-
port of the Conference Committee and
making some explanation OF the pro-
| ducts reported, alluding 70 tin plate,
stated that believed We would have,
in eighteen months at least, tin plate in
dustries throughout the country, max
| ing large percentage of the tin plate
by our own people. While / was speak
| ing Mr.. Nledrlnghaus, of Missouri, sent
l
can put 1t stronger than that. Last
week In our factory we made tin
plate, having the faith that your
blil would become a law" Tncy
have already organized COM
panes in Baltimore, in Toledo, IN
| Chicago and IN PIttsburg TO nianufsc-
ture TIN plate for the people of this
country. And they Will do it, mark
| "A
SINGLE other statement that make here
tonight, remember ths that, inside of
two years tim plate Will be cheaper to
the consumer than 1t IS today. Ap-
plause. And 1t Will be American tin
! plate, made IN American mills, out OF
| American iron and American steel
and wrought by the skilled hand OF
American workmen. Great applause.
don't know how you feel About IL;
but | had good deal rather have l5.-
600 Americans making tin plate for
| GA, ,00) 900 of Americans, than TO have
! 10000 EnglIshmen, or Wolshmen, or
Germans making 1t for the people OF
the United States. [Applause.J We
propose 10y this tin plate duty TO bring
the whole industry right over here
laughter and If there Is anybody that
would not rather have an industry II
the United States, than TO have II ~
some other nation, would like 10 have
him rise up. have be, u looking foi
that man for numOer OF years
Laughter.
But my fellow citizens. have talked
until | am tired, ! have been taking
three or four times a day for the las
ten or dozen days. lClies OF 20 on.
They wool is going up. Laughter
| sincerely hope i IS. ] know a grea
many Democrats who have been hold
ing their wool for the last SIX months
lLsughter.l They hsve preached free
trade IN their politics and they practice
protection in their business.
Ny opponent out IN the Sixteenth
district, wool grower snd w0o
buyer, II Is said. has got ali of ms wOU
on hand and has been holding it fo
the passage OF this illl. Laughter.
And ! should not wonder Il the hold
ing Of II would make hm none.
. enough TO pay = part OF hs campa X
expenses. lApplause.l AID be MAKE
u ont oI this nlqut0us tariif all. Bat
my fellow citizens. tn.s bil can only b
, tired by time and experience. f,0pl
may be fooled temporarily about Il
and people may b. decriyed, becaus
people are telling stores atslut i sHl
, time alone can ether approve q
/. condemn Il.
II tins mll has erred at all, II hs
( erred on the side of my own pecp.e an
: OF mv own country. (Applsuse. Al
) if TINS bli dOes not give encoursze zenien
snd stimulus - industries 10 this coun
try snd full pTotectloa - AmeTca
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