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

doss not n apply with equal severity d
tLs Iiniiad atateaP IN they cannot sell I'D
ihelr nroduots, We cannot sell ours n
ihem. And Won Gentlemen hers who work
IN theae great factories OF Canton do not
iind an outlet for dollar Of anything you
manufacture 10 the great country north Of
us-beoaIlse the Mckinley bill, IN the Ian
guage OF Mr., Sherman, applies WIN some
severity 10 YOU who want 70 sell, And
yet In ihe hoe of that, the Republican
nartv DENYING honest reciprocity with
| canada denying fair open trade with a
cn,ntrv that is annious 10 trade with 10,
hringa forth this little feeble Infant that
thsy caiI reoInroelty. and after saying
svsr sinoe Won can remember, that DrO-
tsction. and nroteotlon alone, had made
the eonntry prosperous, they abandon
that idea ana no 10 dangling their little
reciprocity infant, and thereby proclaim
form of free trade,
Why, Il Ia ludleroue, II 10 lapghable 10
see de sblftlng from thls position 10 that
nositlon' watching the storm and not hay.
Inc die courage that senator Paddock and
| Senator Plumb had 10 got In out Of the
storm before IL caught them,
| 1 assume that there IL not very large
nronoriion of farmers la this audience,
| hnt there are some, Probably there are
some ilits myself, who have tohold good
office Ia keep the farm from breaking
them up, daughter and applauseJ
/ am an honest farmer that was forced
into polItIes because | could not make a
| living ON The farm lIAughter). ! sold last
year my corn for % cts, and my oats Tor
| i7 cents and vet In the Mckinley bill, one
of die greatest blessings IN that they have
lnereased the tariff on corn cents and
on oats eents. Well, who 10 going 10
shlp I'M oats from Europe or Africa and
| seiI them al IL cents "A buaheL When the
| farmer lad 10 burn millions OF bushels
for fnel. who IA going 10 bring In cornY
They have Increased tho duty on po.
tatoes' We aid not have potato crop
| this year, and there h high duty for us
10 pay on potatoes, so that one Of the
great neoesaltlea OF life IN Increased In
price.
The farmer II n said, 10 70 have the ben'
| teotlon' Won have had more protection
MANY times over than YOU ever had be.
fore I'm the last ten years, aud la those
ton years YOU have seen the farms Of
| Ohio decreaAe In value, aA the appraisers
returns will ahow, more than w millions
IN dollara' How many years will Ii take
them 10 dwlndle down 10 nothing do
not know how muohlthe decrease IL In the
county OF Stark, but know In the ooun-
| ty OF butler, which 10 the garden spot Of
earth, the decrease N moro than two mill
| lions OF dollars.
The farmers are humbugged more than
anybody olae by the tariff. Juat lot me
| 0ive Won one or two "details and will
naas 10 eomethlng elae. harley was rails.
ed a little, oats little. Eggh have been
nroteeted under the Mckinley bill 10 the
oxtent OF D cents dozen. Aud elder Ia
nroteeted b cents, Last year the elder rev.
ammo In this country amounted 10 the
enormous num OF s0l,bO. Was not that
enough for YOU fellows who are rAlalnR
oiderP Not aatlnfied with the enormous
royonuea that rolled In from the great 81.
der traffic OF the world, they have
raised II 10 cents, and II would not
surprise me II In the next yeara ullround
hundred dollarn would roll Into our treas.
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And then there Ia turnlp seed. They had
moro trouble over turnlp seed than any.
| thing olse, They oontended and fought
about ID between the two houses. First
| tho house nut on 40 Dor cent. upon turnlp
seed, our Major Mckinley put In his bin u
| thrift OF 40 per cent, upon turnlp seed. Hut
| tho Senate which has never been accused
OF being friendly 10 tho farmers there
nre no farmers In the Senate. lLaughter).
| Whenever a farmer. gets 10 tho United
States Senate, no will be put In glass
case and stuck In the rotunda OF the oapl-
toi Gnuqhterl, and the Senate struck out
ihnt ennetment In regard 10 turnlp seed,
and mt ID ln their free llat. Hut / am
proud 10 say that your fellow townanan
would not aeo your follow constituents
robbed by this Sonato, but stuck 10 them
| ln confcrencc, Ho abandoned u good
many other things but stuck 10 turnip
soed' and finally his persistence was 40
grent that they compromised and split the
difference, and thoro In now, or viii bo Ia
few days In this country, tho great
blessing OF 20 per cent. duty on turnlp
seed. Iahali 20 homo tomorrow and order
turnlpa for dinner before the prloo goes
up (Lnughtor), Notcontentod with that,
| they put a duty OF 10 pOr cent. on straw.
| Tho pnupor straw of Europe was running
tho farmers OF this country. loud
lauqtor). But thero Ia one thing the U, S.
Senate did try 10 do for tho farmers The
Senate struck the duty of OF binding
twlne. Now, binding twlne 10 made by u
| truat-a monopoly--aa hateful trust
na oxlata In the world. The Senate struck
n ont and the house conforcOs stuck
10 thom In conference until they got 7.l0
of a cent put back on II, and na soon aa
the conforoos report waamado, Mr.. Morse
introduced bill 70 rhlnc tllc uuly lo lWo
cents pound, and proclaimed that ho
could pass his bill because ho had the aid
and aiipport OF Major Mckinley. Whom
Won hoar from the farmers In the North.
woat In Nayembor you will hear some.
thing that will surprise youmore than any
election that you ever heard. Listen for
the news from Knnana and Minnesota,
Tho farmers OF Minnosola have been do.
olnrlnq tho Mckinley bill TO bo tho crown.
lnqlninmy OF Legislation. Whom you hear
from thom you will begin 10 think that
Kontuclty Ii not q very good Democratic
gtato after ali, because sho glyoa such
ANAL majority.
Hut thoro are Bomo moro funny things In
tbia lin gentlemen. For instance, thoro IN
an article known as tin plato. For short
we call Il tin. No doubt In the campaign
of 1898 YOU had q great deal dInnod Into
yo,ir oara about Tin, Tho Democrats find.
Inc that Ave milllonb OF dollnra from the
pooplo on tin plate for revenue, that the
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