The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-22
The Corrupt Politician ADJ
dresses an Ohio Meeting.
AN APPEAL AGAINST M.klNLEy.
Boss Tweed's Former Protege Criti-
cises the Work Of Congress.
New Tari6 Bill the Sum Of all viilain-
ies-False Premisss and Conclustons
Of the Notorious Vote Buyer-speaker
Reeds Argument to Illinois Farmers.

CANTON. O.. Oct. Ex-Governor Hill was
greeted here on his arrival today by . large
throng. Tonight, after . large torchlight
procession Of Democratic clubs, he spoke
to crowd Of 5000 people at the rink.
Many were unable to obtain admission.
Governor Hill said in part:
An important political campaign Is that upon
which the country has entered. The question
presented to our voters Is not whether the next
house OF representatives shall be Republican or
Democratic, but whether the nature Of our
federal government Is to te radically modified
aad the integrity of our institutions successfully
threatened. The great issue Is the record OF the
Republican party in it, brief control Of congress-
No party has more recklessly defied
precedents; more fagrantiy disregarded
principles; more boaslfully overturned
traditions; moro seriously invaded
private rights; more arbitrarily encroaehed
upon the prerogatives Of the states, or more
tyranically used the power Of partisan ma
TO have been only perpetuation of its own
power. The party has increased tts majority in
the House of Representatives by the arbitrary
cjecii0n ofDemocrats from acafs stolen the repre-
sontation Of one state In the Senate: admitted
to the Union states whose only claim to ad-
mission 10 that they vii. swell tho
Republican majority. and denied representation
to Democratic territories mach better
qusiIneu ior ststenood "a point OF popuiauon
.nu ~. Iesoulces' ,snoIeo .ne Iienu OF the major
IVY " Vfsnaicsa metnous anu sne ruling OF sne
speaker of the House; squandered the treasury
surplus BY extravagant appropriations to con-
ciiate party interests; enacted tariff bill which
will supply corruption funds for election:
couuucteu cehsus uenounced everywhere -
worsniess sno manipuieseo LOT count
Ing the hepupncan populast0n Up
anu inc Democratic popuiauon GOWN;
sn0 hss tnfeatenea tne enactment
.usuotiv IA sne cc1s'ncstion q Ieuerel eiec-
IONS sno make congress not z representative
OF tne people. nus creature OF Whatever men
sne ieuefai omcam may enoose 90 count In.
ms " tho record shas conHonte the people
Long pfecuce IN hypocrisy mas enabie0 the Ne
puohcan leaders % disguise parpsanship IN
p ). - ~ ~. ~ =
the dissrnrcv.l vh,ch thsir h.edst,rr- az g
revolutionary course he's aroused in their own
party, they are ende ayorinr "a bolster mn their
shaky position by anne ais 70 sectionalism and
party pride, II our inetitutious are "a b pre.
served pure every patriotic citizen must do his
duty in rebuking this graspinR. tyrGnnical politi-
col oliearchy,
After discussinc the tariff =, far - a -.
latae e. tbe frterest. ~ ferm.r. facv.,rc.
Ir;ls,.~-s:~-s
AAnA oou
But not only has Republican congress
stopped to sharpers trick to hoOdWink the
American farmer in the matter Of tariffs on his
produces, but 1t has made his living even more
expensive than It has hitherto been. His WOOL
msns oroauciotn pays duty q ~ per cent
more. Ine duty on seaiskin SACKS isreduced ~
per cent? Wnhe tnat on the six
piucn SACK, whlcn the Door woman wears,
increased ~ per cent The duty on the
"orseeo snaWi wnicn tne tsfmefb vile wears -
raised from 62 to 70 per cent, and on woolen
snawis the increase varies tor 10 per cent 70 -
per cent un Wooiens ana cnhorens cheap
oress goods the increase Is much less For bis
nanneis the consumer must pay an increase OF
u ieast o0 per cent IN oaty. on ready-made
coming the increase In taxation Is from % TO
o. per cent
The governor mentioned several other
articles and added:
On milk nan. Tin c.n. cofFa. v>.,. x...,..
cups and other articles Of tinware the ,ecy,is
are to he tsrea s6n a0n nn -, tho,r ~srss -
orier that : few mann fsctrrer. nv .vaxr.,,,~..,
with tba tin-nlate indus,yv Tf ~, ,tsrL t,s.
a. . rarti..n s,.tamart ,..d 80. n.-.,.. as
president Usyrisor,. e.biuot ..r. .nc,,t :. -, !.
reccnf sdveyti.ement. - :.
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manufsctursrs viii nave their ,-.v ,,d v.,,, "A
will have 70 nav very mnch more In viou - mi.
s,aa of thires VIC =, a1a s,a t;,.a =,
nurchase ~ + ;tchen Tin nwsre st ,rh.r ne. lss,v
nr;ce then and uor,d he "a, ,o~a. 80. :, ~.
face Of two ADVANCES IN M .te,s, r,;ca ,i.,.
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nAo Di..S, ".s uesi,ug 70 repuuia'e
no" As 'ne Ime "neu ou. INDUSTRIES are Ian
guisnins anu oul s'ulsuA prooucts are
nnains conpess'on n ioreign markets., We
snnnk Ml'nIn ou.s.ss .ns.. anu usclare poiicy OF
non-an.e'coulso VIII o,hei na'iohs
Tne time mas come "nen the demands OF the
MANI .acaule,s anu p.ouucss are ior widet
msrkets' ~ ~malAees no' niii'eu 10 the pofuers OF
our own country oI oar own continenf, out
vide as the Worid. our foreign trade last year
was valued AZ si'ou,oooV. Can we afford to
Jeopardlzs snat iih.aense source OF nauonai
wealth py erectlns esislanve barriers 70
commerce. wans 10 see .ne american people
busy supplying sne inaIAels OF the word with
fooo aho cio.lihs' van W see american snips