The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

as 10 trusts II you want W u'H"'l -
trusts you must remove the taNes. IN,
s. ON. OoO a wear. hut Carnegie very inuls-
mainly denied this. and declared ne N"S
only making a net profit of million anu
half "A wear. Laughter Ana now ne has
cone over 10 scotland and bought casuc,
and sings the old melody revised;
III body meets body
Coming through the rye,
ia body rob "a body,
Need a BODY CITY.
MARRYING TITLES.
.What is going to DO the effect Of these
trusisi Have you noticed mat west
er young ladies' are going to Europe 10
hunt titles; Tired of the institutions OF iheir
country. they want a duke, and we nave
the humiliation Of seeing an American girI
going 20 Paris 10 buy a prince. ana she
offered him $4,000 TO be her husband. lie
turned mp his nose and she had to come
back home. husbandless. Another was
more fortunate. She bought a prince, ana
her father paid one million dollars, 10 pay |
the bankrupt debt Of her husband.
"The body polite is diseased. Mr.. JET
fersOn said that such an accumulation oil
wealth was run0us.
"I.et me say 20 the girls Of Old Virginia
that the best title you can wed Is the Tue
Of womanhood. and the best prince you can
wed is an honest, industrious young Demo
Graf II YOU can gct him, marry fcpub1-
can. and get him M the Democratic party.
"llOw do the masses get rich: The Re
publicaus say wealth Is due 10 high tarill.
Well England hasn't got any high taril /
and she is getting richer. When we 20
back 10 the old taril for revenue only we
see that in one year values increased l.6
per cent We've got the richest soil, tine !
most GENIAL climate, the best labOrng |
clas-es-ihese produce wealth. but the /
tariff hasn't anything to do with that"
Mr.. Mills then told how the machinery
of the present day could produce hundreds
of times more than was produced by hand
work i'm other countries and in the past.
| lie related now wire was put into ma
chine i'm roll and came out Of the other end
| i'm papers Of pins. lie cited the quick
ness with which cigarettes and cloth
and other things were made 10y machinery.
NOBODY does these things but Americans,
/ ne shouted. "Othcr people never had such
! fOrcfathers AZ We had. no other nation had
! fathers who said whatever your brain pro-
duces YOU shall reap the fruits. lou are
4 not slaves.
JEFIERsON's MEMORY.
"God bless the memory Of Thomas Joiler-
son. It's freedom. If IL had not been iOr|
/ him the government would have been
wrecked a few years after the government
was started.
suppose YOU could buy "a suit Of clothes
! for SO. lfyOu are working for one dollar
a day d would take you ten days 20 pay for
/ that suit Here comes i'm tariff \ mum
! drcd per cent. ON that suit makes 10 cost
| yOt so. Now suppose he has been per
miltcd 20 buy it for $40, he would
/ have had s 'O 90 do something clse-to put
| in his pocket or 10 add 90 the wealth of the
country. Eighty years ago an Old woman
/ spun three pounds al yarn. Now Glfl al
q ~pinnlnc-machinec can SPIN ",'Vo louhus
| "A DAY. II is an increase ian tine product ol
| labor. and that increase makes the wealth
of The country, and. how by making you
work more and produce less makes the
country Weather can't understand.
Production AND COST
as YOU produce more Of q thing itco,ts
! less. Take that spinning theory. Eighty
years ago 10 cost q great deal more 20 make
cotton, for now ID can be- produced cheaper
/ They tell us That the tariff Us for the
benefit of The working men. Let us see
about that. Take the subject of steel
rails The reports show that our labor is
cheaper than i'm amy other country; SIN
they give the steel rails protection because
our workmcn and the pmpcr labor of III
rope come into competition. What Is the
protection on: Does 10 belong 20 the labor
| ing mcng NO. DO belongs % Mr.. Carnegie.
who builds castles in Scotland
"Show me that this tlrn protects the
working man. and If You do VIII vote the
! Republican ticket and make speeches here
after for the Republican party. Show me
that the gap between the costol production
of the steel rails in America and the price
they are sold nc here goes into the pockets
of the lauorng mon, and ! VIII revoke my
Democratic principles and swear my allie
/ glance 60 the Republican party.
PRIVATE PROPERTY.
81 don't blame a man for not giving away
his property, but ] want him 10 tell tGc
| truth about ii. not say that it goes 10 tine
working men when % don't. When DC comes
| 10 Congress ! want him 90 speak as our Old
lOrCfathers did. They carried their hatchet-
with them ON all occasions. They have
said that frequent recurrence % fmda-
mental principles is essential % good gov
eminent, AID / say so too. and the policy Of
protection is contrary 90 thc fundamental
principles.
"Let us try the sopni,trics, and when We
have found the truth stick 90 it: DO mot
leave it. But the truth cannot be found in
/ protection.
working men. when hard times come
don't strike as lou have done. The b0 50
/ strike You can make is 90 make strike for
the Democratic party. The Republicans are
all the time talking about the wrongs Of the
poor working, men.W hy they are worse about
IL than lot was about the destruction OF
Sodom and Gomorrah. They never tell u-
that farming products are coming down.
oh, no, Since the protective tarf has
been IN operation, they have come down.
and when representative i'm the House Of
Representatives. proved il The other day thcI
expression of the Republican face Wa,:|
Mamma. want 10 go home Laughter
NEw TERRITORY.
"1hey are bringing in these territories out
West; they are trying 90 force ON us the
Force bill. We cannot sit still and see
these things 20 on. II is our duty 10 20 ON
with our allegiance 10 our fathers. nj
the country has NOT enough virtue tO|
keep il together, ! don't want TO hold
an Office in il. 4 AN who viii sell M.
vote Will sell his wife. \ man who i0rI
money viii vote with one or the other
parties, viii put his daughter upon
the block knock and her down toI
! the highest bidder. / ann interested
/ in the man who VIII so lower himself as a.
sell his vote. | am interested ia that man.
| | am in the same government with him.
! lie isn't nj 10 tray cl ON the same footing
with an honest man.
LET us 20 before tine American people
l Inc HNItNt UlNNf ~ NT 0NNNl4 ~ AlI NtANiN
before the bar Of public opinion, and send
men TO Congress like George u. Wise.
| Prolonged checre.
CAPTAIN WISE.
"llc is an honest man, and has been be-
headed by the Republicans of the House OF
Representatives and hy the Car If the
House Boss Reed. You must send him
back. as other States have done similar
members, and yindicate the honor and in
tegrity Of yourselves and your party.
Cheers.
"Now, my Republican friends. if there
are any here, ! 8W sent 10 call sinners %
repentance. lis y your power 10 remedy
the evils OF the country. Put your preju-
dices aside aud save these institutions of the
country. lhayc had men take me by the hand
and say | want TO shake hands with "a man
who takes likes you. ! like the way you
talk. lie is ON the mourners' bench.
Laughter.
so the Old Democratic guard, be true.
You have fought good fight, Doe faithful |
You have and must keep the iaith of
fathers. Push the night.
Al WATERLOO.
"When the Old Guard Of France marched |