The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
our ALLIANoR LnTrnR.

Much Food For Solid thoueht--A Young
hditer Referred to--Also the Great
Moral and Economic Prophet OF Ali.
anoe, with foms Highly Pertinent OBJ
aerYationa
ALLIANCE, o., Oct II,
EpmOH News DEMOORATi- seems
that the editor Of the Review has become
somewhat ratified over the criticism made
by an Alliance laborng man, In his edi-
torial of"Yoiers think before you yole,n
he believed he has tho writer of that
article Ia his minds eye, aud 10 relieve a
a little Of bic bile, he tries hard to size him
up,
Speaking Of the Morgan episode, has
not lhls man Morgan bfanohed out 40
public educator, Not only does he Ivy 10
Instruct his employees aa 10 how they
should vote, but recently on the rostriim
has sought 10 instruot the FARMERS Ali,
anoe upon political aud economic ques.
ilona, and has also sought 10 control the
municipal affairs Of our city by threaten
Ing 10 remove his works, II his opinions
were not approved, la he not therefore
subject 10 criticism, This young editor
asks "ln what market should Mr., Nor.
gan purchaser Did not this SHOWING
young editor say la his former article
that "the Republican party believed II
right 10 purchase la our home market,
even " he had 10 pay more than 10 buy In
a foreign one,n Now will he say that Mr..
Morgan 10 not a leader Of tho Republican
party and has not been advocating the
high protective theory Of that party9 10 II
not true also that these some doctrines
that this young editor quotes as tho
principles OF tho Republican party
are not praolieed by Mr. Morgan.
Anyone publicly advising the maaaes.to
support the Republican party because he
thlnka the principles OF that party areto
their hest interests, should show by OK
ample that he practices such dootrlne
himself, lie and his party leaders not do.
Ing 30, does he not invite erltlciamY Again
he says, "Name another country where
the lahorera have lived az we'll, secured 10
many homes, layed by 30 much wealth 40
In thlaYh Yes, how many have secured
homeaY lie might ask how many ar, try
Ing 10 secure homes ON Sl.lb per day.
How many can feed family OF flve or
six, buy fuel and clothing 10 keep them
warm, aud pay rent, and aa this knowing
young editor Of the Review aaya, are lay.
Ing up wealth and securing themselves
homeaY Would II not be we'll before mAk-
Ina such an assertion 10 have tho atatln.
ties TO prove such 10 the faot2 An exam.
lnatlon Of tho county records would not
be 10 agreeable. We imagine we
SEQ the look Of aatonlhhment aettllng
on hlA eountonance upon tho
discovery Of the mortgages hanging over
those laborlng mems homeH, and II N only
a question OF time how long they will be
able 70 hold them, and all this under our
protective system.
Again he asked would not you and your
Democratic friends also buy OF these for
eiRn manufacturers instead OF buying OF
our home manufacturers, N not for the
tariff Now Ia II not true that tho add. |
tlonal price placed upon foreign mAnufac. |
tured goods ON account OF the tariff tax, |
imported Into this country ID also placed |
upon the home manufactured goods, and |
the homo manufactured article In aold for
very little " any less than the foreign hrli. |
Gle, ana again In II not true that Our homo |
manufactured goods are sold 20 the for.
olgn consumer for less than 10 tho homp
consumer, and who IN II that hoArh nearly
all this tax " not the laboring man, and |
who this knowing young editor says IL
laying up wealth, and doing II upon ono
dollar and fifteen cents per day. All OF |
this under our high protective tariff aya-
tom.
By what law Of right can any ono man
accumulate IN twenty-five years, aulielCnt
wealth 20 buy out the farmers Of the
whole OF Stark county, Farmers think OF
this, you who have labored upon your
farm FOR twenty-five years trying 10 FREQ
II OF the indebtedness hanging over II,
being taxed fifty per cont for ali your i'm.
plcmenta, clothing, &c, doprlving your
selves Of any luxurica that YOU might have
something laid by whom old ago should
overtake you, And now 10 see your farm
doproeintng In value. Taxes increasing
aud becoming moro burdonaome and
eventually being sold out 10 the highest
bidder, 10 satisfy the mortgage hanging
over ", On the othor hand look at this
man Carnegie OF Plttaburg, owningn man.
sion that cost more than double your farm,
adorned with all that the heart could wish
for or desire, and In addition enough mon.
oy TO buy out oil the farmers OF Stark
county, and all Of this made by the hard
labor of the leborlng mon In twenty-five
years. How do you like the picture And
oil Of this undor our high protective tariff
system, that this knowing young editor OF
the Review praises 80 highly, Again no
sayai "Would the American laborCr con.
sent 10 bo put on an equality with the half
paid lnborera OF other countrioaYn We
asks How docs ho know the laborora OF
other countries are half paldY What sta
tlatlcs Of dollars and cents has ho got 10
prove that assertion? n tho laborors OF
England can buy tholr clothing for one
half less, and also nearly all thoy con-
sumo, and ho says thoy are but half paid,
In the name OF humanity what doca ho
rall the pay thoy receive In this country,
OF ono dollar and fifteen cents, with tax
upon all their clothing and tho most thoy
consume, OF 90 per contt Now this young
editor thinks he IL very handy with his pom
ell, and perhaps hoia In asking questions,
but he manages 70 not anawor thom. He
has not answered why MFR. Morgan, N ho
believes II right 10 patroniEo his homo
market, does not do 40, He has not an-
awored why he docs not tpatroniEo his own
homo merchant but goes into foreign,
market 10 supply his wants.