Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-09

MAJOR n'KiNLIY INTRODUCED
AND cHECRCo.
lie speaks on the Questions Of silver
aud TaXs,inn.-Frce
Coinage
~ hN'HAph 70 We NtMAi
CAMPBELL AND n'IstNLEY.
An Interesting D~Bnt- on n nunsing
puestian.

puestian.
Aba, Ohio, Oct. She union meet.
Ing was held Ia tue amphitheatfu In
inc ialr grounds. Hrent taste wis dis.
played In the decorations. The attin.
cry was called Into reputation, aud NJ
the two distinguished leaders appeared
IN sight the GOVERNOR salute wa.
Hired. twas 1876 when the meeting
WAS called 10 orirs by Rev. Campbell,
a Presbyterian minister, aud nj that
timu iully 1000 people were on the
grounds. The clerical gentleman Ia.
troiuccd the two presiding officers %
the meeting, Messf.. Van Fleet FOR
the Democrats and Howe for tho Re.
/ publicanp. Chairman Van Fleet, the
Democratic presiding officer, made q
hriof speech Of congratulation 10 every
/ body AMI announced that Governor
Campbell had gained the privilege OF
/ thu opening aud closing by the casting
/ % lots. Van Fleet committed slight
/ bull hyalluding Inadvertently TO Major
/ Mckinley ~ "Hoyefuor Mckinley
anu the Republicans cheored Justify,
| while the chairman bluahud In con.
| fusion.
Governor Campbell, after being In.
toiucod N Que OF Ohio'a greatest
/ governor,
LAuNcfED tSro TIm DEBATE.
Governor Campbolps opening speech
was listened to with gssat Interest by
both parties. He Regretted, he said,
that he had not time ~ properly present
The indictment Of that great monster,
which, masqucrading Ia the garb Of
protection, ruhsisls on the wage.
worker aud the agricullutist. ZAP.
plausr.
Yearly, farming Is growing more
Improbable; our commerce. IL swept
from the seas. Under protection, tho
splendid palaces Of tue protected man.
uiactufcfs are crowning the hills,
while the imported Huns, Italians and
BOhcmiana are displacing American
citizens. We are rapidly approaching
the condition predicted 10y Abraham
Lincoln when he raid; CAS- n result
~ the war, corporations have been on
thronod, an era Of high prices viii
follow; the money power will sndeavor
10 pEuloug IT, reign until all the wealth
IL aggregated In tho hands OF few,
ami the Republic Is lost.
Campbell cited an utteranco Of the
Republican Congressman Butterworth,
who said Ia Congress that he could
upon til. fingers " his hands count
| Ail' Nl'u WIN uAl hlhNl IluIt 10
wealth In the last ten years than had
been added 10 tho wealth Of all tho
Agricultuflttt OF any state Of the Union.
Great Democratic applause.
INDICATIONS on DECAY.
He quoted from an Eastern paper that
when Egypt went down, per cent. OF
her people owned ninety.seven per
cent. OF her wealth. When Persia
went down, one per cent Of her popula-
ton owned all the land. When Rome
went down 1900 men owned all tho
known world. In 1850 IN this country,
tile capitalists owned thirtysevun and
n half per cent. Of her wealth. Today
they own more than twice that
amount, yet he who goes before the
J people aud points 10 these facts IL
snoefed at IA a calamity.cToakor.
= He quoted a gain Of II per cent. In
the mercantile failures OF the United
! States Tor the nine months OF this year,
! compared with tho same period last
year. "rhis IL under the Mckinley
hill. Wherei IA that boom Mckinley
predicted u his hill paAsedg Were II
! not for the abundant cfopa the failures
! would DO great deal worse than they
/ are.
. The governor went on 10 Analyze the
1 question VI tax on the consumer,
} presenting figures 10 show that II was
such.
, He cited various instances Of tho
enormous duties which must bs visited
upon the consumer.
Tho Mckinley bill promises that 90
por cent u the duties ON some articles
, shall be refunded, provided those ar
, ilcles are exported. Lust year tho
| Standard OH company imported tin TO
, ths country, upon which they paid
/, more than million hnd a quarter OF
duty. II they did not, II the foreigner
paid that duty, then the United States
putits hand IN our pockets and pre-
scented the Standard OH company
with q million and quarter OF our
, money, for this amount was refunded
J to the standard Oh company. II IL
, said all this is done for the up.building
. and maintenance OF the manufacturers.
How long, oh Lord,
now LOSu, SHALL TINS uP.BULDiSo
60 OS2
/ Governor Campbell read n letter,
! written by Mr.. Blaine In 1854, In which
i Mr.. Blaine said.
at is a fact that tho coarser descrip-
tons OF cotton and cotton prints, boots
and thotf, ordinary household iufhi-
lure, harness for draft animals, Rgfl.
% cultural implements Of all descriptions,
n doors, sashes and blinds, locks aud
O hinges, silvetwafe, platewars, wooden.
q ware, ordinary paper and paper hang
I ings, common vehicles, ordinary win
:. dow glass and glassware, rubber goods,
:, coal, kerosene, white lead, lead pipe
,, and articles In which lesd il the chief
D.. component, eau DO and are produced as
oheaply In the United states as Ia any
part of the world.n tApplause.l
Governor Campbell went on TO clto
y the duties upon these articles, under
], tho old tsrin, aud tho increases under
the Mckinley bill.
y Glassware nf n common kind, for in-
y stance, which WIS taxed 10 per cent.
under the tariff OF 1855, Major Mex In
}. ley raised 10 10 per cent. although MIR.
Blaine said seven years ago that IL
Z could he produced as ehoaply here as
/. anywhere else In the world. Yet so
b per cent. Of the former tariff was added
). Ia 1855 N protect II against "A compe.
titiOn which does not exist
y II Il ahipped all over the world. ZAP.
!. plAusel In the twenty-five Years
sinee the war We have doubled tax