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Ohio's democrats hosts crossed swords
yesterday afternooa Tea thousand pco-
pie. rcprc~nting four commemorative
watched and listened d the orntorical
duel with auickening pulses The peo
pie Of thh pretty little town had icft
nothing undone - make the day event
one q b. remembered IN Ia history
Stranger began - come in AZ an early
hour naylightsaw the common covered
with wagons and buggies In which
the sturdy yeoman Of The agricultural
district FOR miles around had brought
In their famllicS and a. the morning
Torc on the regular and special trains
brought In large c~ontingeuts not only
from nearby pointA but from Toledo.
Cincinnati and Cleveland. Columbus
and Findlay. while even the cities Of
the Keystone state sent a small repre-
sentation of republican adhcrents
Probably q couple Of hundred HoOsierS
also crossed the line Cor he purpose Of
setting eyes IN the two political lead
era
Ample provisions had been made so
that the crowd should not 60 hungry.
The ladies of the Presbyterian aud
baptist churches turned the prayer
meeting rooms Of these edihccs into
restaurants. the Lutheran ladies took
possession Of the cngine-room 81 the
city hall. while the Disciples Of Christ
set tables for a thousand ON the park
lot The believers In cheap American
Tin turned out m force. They
wore tin badges, carried tin
walking sticks. swung tin canes,
while even their flag poles were
of the same material Hut just as
noticeable was a neat little white
Eilk badge that wa proudly displayed
by nine-tcnths of the women and a
good many Of the men. Over the pic
ture Of Gov. Campbell vas the inscrip-
ton: Our Candidate. and below this
significant text. american wool
twenty-four cents on recount of Me.
kinlcy bill. The major ARRIVED on
the Pennsylvania limited express
at ii:l5 from his home In Canton.
With him were Col. 4. NJ. McDougall
the noted Cincinnati lawyer and half
"a dozen Of his Canton neighbors. lie
was heartily greeted by republicans
and democrats alike. lie was hurried
away 10 the residence OF Prof. Lchr.
Gov. Campbell. who came In ON a spe.
cial from Columbus half an hour
later, received a welcome not one
whit less hearty than accorded
his opponent With g~ood-natured alac.
rity Gov. Campbell accepted the invita-
lion 10 lunch at the professors, and
very soon the rivals were seated at the
same table breaking bread together
with as much geniality as though the
same mother had given them birth.
In the course Of his opening speech
Gov. Campbell said: ''The moment,
Mt my disposal are much too few
20 properly present al indictment
against that overgrown monster mas
querading in the garb Of protection ant
subsisting upon the wage-worlSer anC
the farmer. In the days of the French
revolution Mime. Rollins protested
against the crimes committed in tn,
name OF liberty. | protest against the
crimes committed in the name OF pro
lection. a protection which increases Tia,
living necessities of the poor ant
produces a reduction OF Tn,
wages Of workingmen and won
On. Our once-proud shipping ha'
been swept from the seas aud oul
once-great commerce has been aban.
doned, aud in their stead we have tn,
splendid palaces of the protected met
which crowds our hills, while down il
the valleys the Italian and the Bohe
milan are usurping the rights and priv
ilcges OF the American workingmaI
whose family crouch in the corner q
their hovel crying for bread. Tn,
wife of the miner ~starvcs, that protec
tion NAV he promoted, while the Goa
harons are rolling in wealth. Their,
are women in our great cities trying u
maintain life on thirteen cents a da,
that our infant industries may be Pre-
tected."
The governor quoted from the Amer
lean Economist TO show that the nun
Der of people in the United States VIII
owned Their own homes had falle
from hve-eiyhths TO one-eighth |
twenty-five years. Continuing the go'
,.rnor said: ''ln 1850 tho capitalists {
'ehiS country owned S7H per cent. {
our wealth. To-day they own mon
than one-half, and they live closer. 4
they deserve better at the hands
providence than the farmer, the wag
worker or the preacher, the doctor M
the lawyer Whenever a democri
points TO these facts, and they are st
tistical and undisputed, the only al
sswer we get is q sneering allusion
rthe calamity croaker. ! will read yc
an extract from Bradstreet, which Is a
cepted In this country as n fair tina
cial journal. lie says the failures N
liabilities In this country have large
increased. The total number Of fa
ures in the United States for the fr
mine months of 1891 were s,sh6
compared with 1853 during a iii
pcriod Of 1890. an increase of seventies
per cent Now Mai. Mckinley 81
when he accepted the nomination I
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