The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09

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the , state nearly and I have not found one, I
Will tell yon 2 few who have not OIL In ,,t this
establishments, working thousands OF men
since sSe wso 6 nfyS hs
Ss nj peass sse rom 'ns and
i1S,as There have been more strikes
since The passage q he SeKiniey Eli than in
three Ms year. be,1rs held IN hand
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Steel WORKERS. That they sedase into tryins 70
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They were greatly exercised about tkSt. Now
were to say: There Is 3 strike among
tsS q them in Vii Sn' bs thrown snd out
to figure up there was q Thousand men thrown
mixers epes and
sss1 S0sa Res sess ass
those DEVILS s n9q ee glass IN
!ssse esss
tSem 70 ali i"e% mould makers nAi instead SAns q
atd ffhs wages Il poverty WV Win Be- enjoyed
correct that statepent The prospectns Of
the tax aSaeca.e ior and ssReie
hsyy s ass only the @afns
q Rer cent; year: and VEL, " had to protect them
ssp e
t ey asss tnsl5 Ct s
deal 2, eo%R|si9.s e make me- q me- NV: i
parody on American labor. It is the manuiac-
f. @ass sRa S NS S sss.as snasts
ralized aliens who come into Castle Garden
d Ct New s sk ., Ea1ss They do h no
s COUNT They Won't teach an American boy
their trade. would put 9 ,prohibitiye tariff. 4
thns % il somes
here without the intention to become an
American citizen and displaces an American.
MAJOR M'K1NLEY TAKES THE FLOOR
Major Mckinley received an ovation when hs
arose to reply to Campbell,s speech. the loud
minutes but marmur Of disappeintmen ste was
when hs Gt
Se Tesn Icy
ed e. aRd
shst sess
way hf and
deafening: .McKinley's long campaigning is
tel IN d speske e grey hsGs
asked If the foreigners do not pay the tax.
uss over I The f tar9 great bu sssn q
tie Canton statesman turned to Gov. Camp
do not object to to my quoting Horace e Greeley.
While Mckinley was speaking Gov. Camn-
overcoat closely bHttoned up around him and
the h' sigma mint Tor osd ana ns%e
TIN nuea fRRaqsss st sH sS IS
Aop has gong out q business Wherever
waved their Tin cans in the air
sv9g Major
S his sFsSs ffsss S sad
M tine s not up Mckinley
Hove Esp.SSss s;os chsEma1 Of the
e hen home bgt abroad" IApplause'l Major NC
to
platform and to the same audience with Gov.
hs sy h the suss that bat
tween US and between the parties for which.
for the moment. we stand are fixed not by
respective, parties. There is one or two Of
them which propose to present. One OF them
Ia the question OF silver. and the other the
question Of taxation. One relates to the stand
ard with which we shall measure our ex-
changes with each other and the rest OF the
world, and the other relates to the methods OF
taxation by which we shall raise revenues for
public purposes.
platform has declared for. free and unlimited
coinage OF the silver Of the world as freely as
gold Is now COINED and upon the ratios now
hxed. The Republican party stands opposed
10 that insisting that 1t can't be safely done
until the great commercial nations shall have
fixed the ratio between gold and silver. The
Republican party stands. therefore. for dol
siyer or paper. and approves Of the les lslatlon
to buy 4.5OO.OOO ounces Of silver
avery month at it's market value. That is a
little more than the entire silver product OF the |
United States. and for every dollars worth OF |
silver thus purchased the Government issues |
is Treasury note which shall be legal tender |
or all debts. public and private, and re-
lsemable, in. coin at the, will! Of the |
holder. The Treasury note thus issued has |
behind ~ dollars worth q silver purchased
he commercial value Of the silver IN the dol: