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

tlht Juiufunnt VIC pfepiuoht tnHnufflhH
has made corseig free, li.Aughlefl, ,Anf
10 going 10 bs fOatered under this bill
Human hair m Il clean pays 20 POI
cent. duty, N II IL dirty. II comes In free
ll.aughter), IN you are going 10 brinl
pAuper hair Into this country, mix a little
dirt with II. But lhe clean human hair
the people who washed their heads are
protected by q tariff OF 70 per cent, Then
there are a number Of things put on the
free list that are OF almost lnealouablt
benefit, For inataneei aeOrns are on thf
free liht, The consumption OF aeOrna foI
human food 10 enormous, l remember
when / was boy tried 70 eat them two
OF thee times myself. ltiaperhapH q waste
OF time 10 elaborate on the great benefit
that will accrue 10 tho laborers OF this
country from free aeOrns, You can 90 and
eat all the aeorna you want. You can
roast them aud fry them and boil them
and they are aa FREQ az the air OF heaven,
Now, will take these few. things IN alpha
beilo order, The next thing that struck
mo as really right was that asafoetida waf
free, 1.auqhier). While you are munich
Ing your aoorns you can employ the deli
olousexhalAtlonsofa (lauahter)
And then another article OF universal use
which You all keep on tap IN your fami'
lies has been made free, II II the article
Of dragons blood, Dragon's blood ID free
Why, my dear fellow citizens Of Stark
county, YOU can have all this dragOn'a
blood YOU want for nOthlng-i don't know
what YOU would do without II, am glad
10 know II ia free, llAuRhterJ do not
mind paying D or 10 dollars more for a
sult OF elOthea II can got plenty OF drag
on'a blood. Now, vii toll you the, fun
nleAt thing yet IN this bill. ialwaya knew
that Major Mckinley was q pretty good
eleotloneerer-butl accuse him now OF
panderlnR 70 the German yOie-of trying
by surreptltloua means 10 got the good
honest German electors OF this district
away from Brother warwick where they
belong. Aud how did he do ~ Why,
that deep political sohemer has put boz
lOgna aalhaage and aaur krant on the list,
Great applause and lauRhterl Then
there IN another article that thought the
Republican party always had put on the
free llst-bui fnd that was mistaken.
find that under this bill, leeohea are 10
be on the free list, /, In my ignorance
had supposed that II there was anything
that the Republican party would let into
this country free OF duty II would be
leechea-but II only refers 10 the little
animal that 10 some times used 10 draw
blood, and the leeehes that have been on
the free list were the other kind OF leeohea,
And omitted 10 mention 70 you gentle
men, wien 1 waa talking Ia. you about
oaa htlokh and Balm Of Gllead, that they
had put mamma on the free list, i IND
hat Major Mckinley has put mama on
he free list. Then there ID another arti'
Gle that will interest the farmers, and that
u, that thoy have put rags on the FREE list,
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clothes because tho tariff 10 too high-but
besa your souls, those who have not any
tariff on them. Then / find they have
put apunk on tho free list, and sincerely
hope that having put apunk on the free
list, II will be cheap enough for the peN'
pie In this country 10 get enough OF II 10
unaeat the Republican party, (Applauael
And then they put on this FREQ Hat, and
between apunk and sand, " we can get
them both cheap, / know we can beat
them. Now, II IL true that they have done
some things that wo cannot condemn In
such unmeaaured terms, For Instance,
they have Increased the duties on various
articles ~ returns are coming In, To-
day one OF your townamon wanted 70
buy somo tin roofing, and he found that
tin rroilng had gone up 2oenin q square
foot since yesterday whom the bill was
signed, do not know what II will cost In
a year from now, When We get those En-.
gllah tin mlno rulers sufficiently protected
we won't have any Tin roofs, Here IN u
letter which comes from a prominent cit
zen Of your town'
"Canton, o., Oct. 2, 1890. The Mcliln.
Icy bill, which has recently become law,
10 20 into effect Oct y, will bear heavily
on merchant tallora, We are already adj.
ylaed by our house dealing very largely In
their line, that woolon cloths will bo nd.
ynncod l0por cent, na soon nA the Me-
Klnloy blll goes into effect, Tho repre-
sentative OF another woolon house which
handles great quantities Of woola, assures
mo that ho has orders 10 40 advance his
price ~ soon aa tho Mckinley becomes q
law. TallorB' trimmings Will advance 20
per cont within the next alxiy days, on
account OF the Increased tariff hxca.n
thought Mckinley said we did not pay
those tariff taxoa. ! think whom you go
down 10 the tailora, you viii IND out who
Ia going 10 pay that advance, | ilnd also,
that within the last day or two that plush
has already been advanced from 10 10 10
por cent. Now You know thoro Ia an onor
nous amount OF plush used. Lots OF peo
plo, especially tho working girls, want 10
wear nice looking cloak, They cannot
buy u seal skin lilko thoir rich noighbora,
but want something nice, and they buy
this seal plush na II ia called, and you viii
find when winter comes along hundreds
of girls wearing plush oloaka, and " the
meet Major Mckinley on tho street ovoIy
ono OF ihom will slide of about three feet
and look nt her cloak and say, "That
hateful folIowm Why2 Because that
poor girl has 20 pay 10 or 10 per cont
moro FOR her cloak, owing 10 the bcniil'
cent tariff bill OF your follow townaman,
pass of Of the tariff, for thoro are
one or two other things that | want 10
comment on briefly 10y reading 10 you q
sentiment spoken by n man who has al
ways been a RcpubllcAn-in the presence
OF Mr.. Hartor horc, and myself, mado n
speech at Columbus u few weeks ago
Captain Albert u. Loo, private Secretary
nndor Hayes, consul 10 u largo manulac-
turing city In Germany He describes
tho tariff bill In those words, and close
my remarks with his quotations. Speak.
lnq of the Mckinley bill and the principle
Involved In II, he says ut has exalted the
custom house with oil lts fnvoritiam, In.
triauo and rottonncaB ag tho chief symbol
OF American liberty; II has exalted the
love OF gain aa tho chief American motive
and has glorined wealth ~ the only thing
ON earth worth striving for.n There were
never truor words apokon-and that IL the
warning and protest Of n Republican who
nt last soos thRt thoro turks an evil which
unless the people destroy. will promptly
destroy thom. Now my follow citizons,
this IL rathoran odd campaign. Tho Re-
publican party has not only passed this
bin In the olntoroat OF wealth and monopoly
and for tho purpose OF making rich people
richer not only las II added 80 largely 10
tho oxpondlturos OF tho government,
when the democratic surplus has dlsap.
ponrod and deficit confronts us; not
only has Il In the House OF Represents
tivca gagged tho only body that represents
the peoplo-for you have not any roprogon-
tatiyoa anywhere but In the House OF Ro-
proaontatlyos--y do not elect the Sem
ate. You do not elect n proaident-ncver
voted for one In your life. II the people
elected president, Grover Cleveland
having 10000 moro votes than benjamin
Harrison, would bo President to-day. (Ar.
plnuso.) Under tho ridiculous system OF
an electoral college, which we havo out
grown as far 40 you have outgrown your
swadllng clothes, you do not vote for u
nroaidcnt an1 Il Ii poHaIblp for "A man