The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
EDITORIAL aaUIBs.

NY nVlli Apahlphl uNhHi NNNNi -
Quay
w q protective tariff reduces tho
price OF products do the farmers want
II placed on w0OlY
FORAKER faYOra the Force bill, Who
cares what Foraker taY0faf He lies
buried IN u ballot box
VINO has Jared better In the past de-
oade, tho protected manufacturer OF
the unprotected farmerY
TIM senate finished one page OF the
taflii bill, yesterday, That makes
about ~ pages out OF ib7,
SENATOR SHERMAN IN a Mansfield
interview admits that there 10 no time
for tho bayonet Election bill, this aen'
sion,
THR candidates for Secretary OF State
are Increasing IA number ana the
Springfield convention will have some
ballotlng 10 do,
Mn. EDAlUNps, Mr.. SpOoner, Mr.,
Frye, Mr., Hoar, and Mr.. Quay had each
his own particular key 10 the Senate
puzzle, II isa party mixture,
Mr.. EpMUNDs Ia going home 10 Yer
mont lie knows there will bo q dehclt
Ia the Treasury, aud wants tO enjoy his
salary while II ia being promptly paid,
Tm campaign In Tom Reeds district
has opened, Tho Kittery navy yard will
doubtless be able 10 repair him and re'
launch him, but the government will
have 10 pay for tho workmen employed,
In 10 asserted that tho protective tar.
m decreases tho cost OF manufactured
prOduGta, but when II comes 10 cheap
ening farm pr0duclH-that 10 due 10
something else.
Mr. MCKINLEY did not sign Bob
kennedy'a compact 10 keep Congress
N session until the Force bill passes,
Kennedy has been relieved by his con
atituenta Of the neceahlty OF ylaltlng
Ohio, this fall,
In appears that Major w. w. Arm
strong Will represent the 2lat district
In Congress, lie lg q veteran Demo-
crat, widely known, and this honor will
be applalded throughout tho Demo
cratic ranks,
The tarliilteB are not mentioning
very often that our manufactures can
be sold In Canada with profit. When
this fact 10 admitted, the6ifOrt 10 prove
the necessity OF a tarlit is uncomfort'
able.
TnR Wisconsin Republicans never
mentioned the tariff In their State plat
form, but very yoclforoualy endorsed
reciprocity, which, according 10 Chair
man Belden, "annoylngly antagonl2es
the Mckinley bill"
"lt Ia time the Alliance come upon
the scene" says the National Econo.
mist, the official organ Of the Farmers
Alliance, "and declare that sectional
legislation shall cease 10 be factor In
civil administration"
SENATOR CARLISLE made q telling
attack on the system OF permitting
drawbacks 10 manufacturers who OK.
polt Thus they obtain their raw ma.
terlal duty free, and can sell abroad
more cheaply than here,
FRANCE and Germany are afflicted
with higher tariffs than the United
States, and wages In these countries
are lower than IN free trade England,
II tariff controls wages and not the Inn
mutable trade law OF supply and do.
mand, why 10 this thusY
TIE man who ordered the badges or
the sherman brigade reunion NJ Mans
field, had portrait of Gen. sherman
printed upon them instead Of one OF
Senator Sherman for whom the brigade
was named. He thus sought 10 wreak
petty malice for hi9 defeat In u post
master appointment
TuE Toledo Blade is Republican
rock ribbed newspaper which swallows
QuayiBm and everything else orthodox
les remarks on the endorsement OF ser
vice pensions by the National Enoamp'
ment q. A. II. are therefore impressive
Mr., Mckinley should call on the Blade
editor.
THE release from the penltentiary OF
Isaac Il. Charles, who poisoned Il family
IN Hancock county, cannot be charged
against Governor Campbell. Mr.. For
aker oommuted his sentence from life
imprisonment 10 eighteen years, which
period elapsed, Thursday, aud he was
SGT tree.
IN 1882 the United States with $3.50
900 employees produced double what
Great Britain did with $4,000 en-
ployes. Would that not Justify 30 per
cent higher wages TO American work
ingmen, even II there existed the lm-
possible system Of free trade In this
country.
THERE has long been growing q de-
cided desertl0n from the Mckinley
view Of protection for projections
sake, The Blaine reciprocity scheme
was welcomed by many 40 an issue TO
rally around without openly leaving
the Republican party.
WHEN Mr.. Mckinley addresses the
mighty outpouring Of the masses" to-
morrow, we trust he will read what "my
friend Jim. Blaine" says about my lit
Tic bill, that the Senate 10 disnguring.
Begin at the paragraph, about IL not
making market for bushe more Of
corn, etc.
THE Lodge bill is force bill In OK.
actly the way that the ten command
ments are force bills, says the New
York Tribune. But II was Mr.. Ingalls,
In his Photographic interview, who said
that the decalogue had nothing TO do
with practical politics. There is no iri-
descent dream about IL.
THE eastern papers nearly all mis-.
took the name Of Ex-Governor Foster
for Ex-Governor Foraker In a Flndlay
dispatch stating that Foster refused TO
accept Congressional nomination.
The assertion that Foraker would do.
cline anything that would permit him
toenjoy brief notorlety 10 too painful
a joke TO endure.
j. IL. BRIGHAM will probably receive
the Republican nomination for Con-