The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-09
ApDREss or A woaKINoMAN.

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he is a skilled worklnenan ana a lasada
---IIia Reasons Why Mckinley Ahoult
be Left at Homo--rhis Addresain Worti
PonderinG Well
EDIpoR OF THE NEWS 'DEMooRATl-
The election OF the sixteenth Dlatrlc
of Ohio this fall will be one OF the mos
important elections ever held In Amer
ica.
Because II ia the home OF MajOl
Mckinley, the father Of the Tarl1
bill of 1890, If no Is returned Il
the House OF Congress, II will show thai
his high tariff Views are sustained by
the majority OF his districts and II Mr.
Warwick ID elected II win show that the
people are dissatisfied with Mclilnley'i
views on protection,
II Ia an election that every working
man ought to take part In and express
his views ON the tariff and study we'll
the theory Of protection, before he casts
his vote in November,
The Major tells us that the Republi
can party has made the breakfast table
free, with free sugar coffee, and tea ID
that all we have for breakfaatY What
is the matter with the tarlif on eggs,
and potatoes, and crockery ware, and
cutlery, and many more things that
goes 10 make up the breakfast table,
even Of q poor man,
lam sorry TO see that the Maiorretalla
that old humbug that the foreigner pays
the duty, / tell you how know better
/ had q pair Of kid gloves sent as n
present from France, that was worth
aoyeDty.hye cents there, and when they
got 10 New York, Mr. Custom House
Officer said | had to pay eighty cents
duty on them, and Of course was not
In New York 10 collect 1t, 30 i had
TO got an express agent to got them,
which cost me- another twenty-five
cents, which made one dollar and five
cents.
Who paid ltp The foreign manu-.
facturerY Not bit of II, / had TO
pay II,
II lsso with everything else, as any
man knows, who has sense enough 10
bake bricks in the brick works, 10 gay
nothing OF the workers In the Aultman
works, the Steel works, and the great
Watch factory
Now as TO the home market humbug,
that appears 10 be about busted,
They know full well what this country
will have to come 10, and before very
long. II free trade with South Amer
lea and Canada will work oil right, why
not with other countries, Go on jim
and John, you viii soon have 10 Jump
over the fence 10 the peoples party, the
Democrat party OF America at this
time. ~
Now you Dueber lIampden McKln-
Icy club, you single fellows, don't kick
II your boarding housekeeper asks you
tOhelp q dollar per week more now;
and you men that get clothes made to
order, don't kick II suit costs you
four or five dollars extra; don't let II
be docked of the man who has the
ol)thes TO make, and you who buy
ready made clothing, thiuk for one mo.
ment Of the poor women In New York
and Philadelphia who win have 10 have
their wages cut when they hardly earn
enough now TO keep soul and body
together,
should like the Major 10 tell us q
little about the benefits derived In high
protection Italy aud Germany.
We have heard enough about Eng
land. We know what England was be-
fore the repeal Of her corn laws, and
we know what she is to-day; that she
pays the highest wages Of any nation
In Europe.
And yet America with all the faclli'
ties she has Of producing everything
cheaper than any other nation, is afraid
Of little England, according to the G.,
0. Z. ideas.
stop legIslatIng for trusts and monop'
olists Major, aud leglslate for the bene.
NJ Of the working classes, aud then see
what n grand country this will be,
They tell US II the Democrats are re-
turned TO power the country will be
ruined, Was II ruined when Grover
Cleveland was President
Was not the country prosperous un-
der his Administrations
Workingmen you have had protec-
tion for many years. Does your wages
get higher or lowerp Think OF II. II
protection protects US why is wages on
the decline.
Why do we have 10 pay more for tin.
ware 10 protect English capitalists. 1t
is high time the working classes had
the scales taken Off their eyes and then
they could see this protection humbug
as they ought to see II, Fellow work
men Of the Sixteenth district study
these things over we'll before II ls too
late, and 90 TO the polls In November