The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
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The vote hegeara for MCKINLEY arc
at work among tho girls OF the watch
factory 10 induce ihem 10 help rob
themselves of portion OF their earn'
ings by eleelioneering among their
beauH for Mckinley, Girls don't you
do II. We will give you some pointers
that will interest you, We trust, IN
using your influence 10 aid IN tho COM
Ing defeat OF tho Congressional agent
OF the Trusts, who 10 now both begging
aud buying yotea, For instance, read
tho following editorial hQulba from the
Cincinnati Enquirer OF yesterday
The Mckinley bill puts a tariff Of about
no Der cent. upon hosiery, aud ihe Labor
Contract bill, passed AZ the same session,
preVenta the only Calefy manufacturers
III the world from coming over here 70 on
zane In business, 30 our Hlrls must 20
bare,legged, of pay -four prices " 10
WAb. II the women could vote how they
would tle that dOuhle'duled stocking
about Major Mcilnley's neek,'
As the DuebeF girls 20 10 the factory
rain or shine, nearly all OF them buy
rubber coats and cloaha, How does
tho Mckinley bill Increase the price OF
iheae necessary articles OF comfort, Lot
M toll, Girls, li6teni The Mckinley
bin. 90 II went from the House, fresh
from tho hands Of Mckinley, read ~
follows, Ia the Cotton SCHEDULED
"Provded, That alltuoh clothing ready
made and articles OF wearing apparel
haylng India rubber 40 component ma
leral shalt be subject tea dniy OF bQ cents
per pound, aud ln addition thereto 30 per
cent ad yalorem''
Now give US your attentions not only
Duebur girls, but OIL girls, aud all men,
who buy rubber goods, We want you
to krow what robbery 10 IN store for
you, IfyoL know H. and then vote Tor
the man who hasrbbed you, you will
be eltIlled' 10 mother charity, nor
synpathy, senator Carlisle Ia speech
In the senate on this infamous robber
tax said
IAm adylaed thai one Of these Eafs
ments Tor mems Wear weighs about AX
pounde, and that pounds Of THE IL rub
bsr and the remainder Of the mAlerlal
cotton, Rubber ID ffee and raw eotlon 10
free, 30 that the whole duty which ieg given
by ihla bin 10 protective duY Tor The on
elusive benefit Of the manuiaeiurer, THIS
article weighing ~ pounds cost abroad
%, The duty, therefore, VIII DO t2'2o
Ia. =. - N - "a laaas. EtaElnf4 a
tax OF g4,7b upon thih necessary article OF
wearing apparel, the coat Of which wlth-
out the tax 10 only ", There ID no iuall.
iioaiIOn whatever for lhlh excessive rate
OF duIy In view Of the fact that the manu-.
faeturer gets all his material free except
the buttons and the thread, u any thread
h used
We have observed that but few Of the
girls at, the Dueber works wear seal
ska sacques. They wear the plush
saeques, What did Major Mckinley
doY lie lot tho old tarlir tax OF the
costly seal skin eaequea, worn exclua'
lively by the rich) remain, ana thon he
put up the duty on plush 30 as to com
pei the working girls to pay from 10 TO
10 per cent more for their plush. Girls,
what do You think OF this style OF rob-
blng the poor for tho benefit OF the
ricbY We are now talking 70 all the
girls and an the boys, and everybody
else. We ARE talking 10 everybody who
has an ear TO listen 10 the trath, who 10
not deaf 10 Justice and a humane ap-
peal.
10 sun up the whole business, the
entire Mckinley bill ralSee the price Of
every article In general use by the
poorer and middle olaases, but the artl-
cleB Of lner and coatler material are
not increased, but In many instances
reduced
The Dueber and all other girls, and
wives should remember that the duty
or black silk, used generally by the rich,
remains at 5Opercent, while the duty on
black alpaca, used by the poorer class
es, Is raised from 90 10 100 per cent,
win this help you TO whisper for VIM.
Mckinley, II so, you must like to be
robbed.
We close with IN extract editorial
from that able and conservative old
journal, the New York Times, on the
general effect of the bill:
"Tho general effect will be 10 Increase
the price Of long list Of articles IN gem
eral use, and the worst feature OF II IN
that the advance viii nearly oil be In
goods used In the poorer claasos. Tho
hlgh.prlced goods will not bo greatly af-
fectcd, but the medium and lower priced
will have 20 be advanced sharply. II IL
the cheaper grades that are affected most,
and, Aa n consequence, Il ~ those who are
least able 10 bear II who will pay tho most
tribute TO the manufacturers whose fat
is 10 bo used 20 ro'oeot Mckinley and tho
other Republican congressman, u possi-
Bile, this fall.n