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

Vho Democratic party pnanhhhcH sefff"
and other duties upon articles lhat eonhe
from abroad that We cannot proahee IN
the United States, We make the tofelhl
competing products bear The burden ana
Why, what does protection doY II
makes the
EUROPEAN MANufAofphhhfAf
into the publlo treasury what he makes
can enter the American market we
make him pay into the public treasury
die difference between Ills labor cost ana
our labor eosi before We allow HIN 70 en-
ter the American market 10 compete win
our nrodueis made by a higher and better
eomnetlna labor. That IL all there IL 10
thls great question Of proteetion'
Ia n Tor the people, Why, Coy, Camp
bell said last night that Ia 1850,
lust before the war. they gol
down 10 the good old fashioned
Democratic tArlff' 80 they hhh, anu WIN
| ID came low wages 20 American workmeh'
perlenee, gray-haired men before me To-
night. You had low tRriif In 1900
You had low wages IN 1850, They call u
a high tariff, but with u has come deeehl
wages 10 American wprkmen,
They call me high proteelionlht 80
| am, ] believe In protection high enough
and
IDo mon CARR now moa
That may be, 80 II Ia high enough 10 make
up the difference between the wages paid
in European countries and the wages paid
la the United States, And fyOu don't be-
lleye ln that, Democrats and Republicans
uf the Sixteenth dihiriot-it you don't he'
lieye la that, you don't want
10 olyE ME your yoTEa
on tho Fourth day Of November this year,
N you believe IN low tariff and low
wages vote for that other candidate
whose speech had Intended 10 reply TO
tonight, I did not, my triendaand fellow
citizens intend 10 enter Into any political
discussion here tonight VIII do lhhl
later.
Charge me with my public acts, and
then determine whether they are on the
side OF she people or whether they are
against the people. Why doea not Eng.
land like our tariff bill, Will some one tell
me2 Why does not France like our
tariff bill, will some one toll meY Why
does not Germany like our tariff bill viii
some one tell me2 II N "a pretty good rule
for the people Of the United States 70 look
AZ these things, In the Language OF Wash
lngion, and do what foreign rival nations
do not want,
This tariff bill 10 q domeatlo bill, twas
made for the people OF the United States,
ID was made Aa a defense 10 their Indus
tries, 20 their homes, 70 their frealdeh, 10
their families, and II was not made Tor
any other people or any other nation OF
the world,
The increase In the population Of Cam
ton In the last ton years was ia per cent,
which was due 20 the enterprise, due 70
skill, due 10 the energy ofour eniorprihing
citizens, aud frienda who have come
amongst ~ under the
LAWS MADE nY TiE REPUBLICAN rAHTY,
favorable TO the development OF
domestic manufacturers
But may be pardoned II | say, Tor
do not mean TO talk polltioa tonight, this
ps lundemtaad laa non.partlaan meeting,
want TO say and may be pardoned when
say, that have moro interest In Canton,
iRe welfare Of those three
cities and tho advancement and lifting up
Of their citizens, then have In Sheffield,
birmingham or Glasgow,
have little liyolier interest In what "
about me, than | have In what ID three
thousand miles away. want The whole
world 10 prohper, want tho people OF the
whole world to progress, but want more
that my city, my county, my state and my
country shall prosper above all and lead
In the march 10 progress and civilization
n any body feels otherwise than that
ilE NEED NOT yorG ron ME.n
lie closed 10y saying that all Of his time
from now until election, would ho doyot'
cd 20 the interests OF the Republican
party,