Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-27
ps worse ts.a '-ss 40 xpe..s oIl,s neno5Ss
IN she Amcvioso frrmcs VlAs 10 aen.Ands

so ,he Amcvio~o frra,cs. w. ks aemanas
eeta foislgp Aaa . Nome aAarhes for
p,oasets n lis fam !, "a . tao0kory IN t~il
d.a that - is protg ted ~ stass lhs corn aid
wa~st pEoauoiE OF ths O.S wsSa. whils lac
b psnpel-ed - "a. IN tie marhots - tn,
y s-a, Le S'.CulG be rllosved Lie poaT privilege
o. laying What ms r,u,esitie. req alec ~ifhoei
psstos hish trtbats ~ tie protected ols>s ~
his e-n coaniry. IT, Ito mechanic and In
s1sss no iass than " the farmer protee tior
has rfoved dsl 0stoh ssd Q snAre- H. no In
stsnco hss h oponed ~ 10 tl.s tArnNr -addi
tsonAl mArtcts fos pound of tn~sl os bu.he,
of srafa." hss n IN single instance given V
the nAscisHnic ~ laboxcr increase.i wsgsaf
rss rrsssn, nigs rsrin
adds largely 20 t1se cost of articles Docossar,
ho the comfort of the wsge- Garner How hu
DO bocn b-aeat.di Has !. Increased bic W. 81
H.s ~ any manner bcnsntod his oondittani
ksoon, ., cnts conneetsd With the niOat highly
protected establishments u this country sa4il)
sstest tho fnet that . high protective tai 4
srorCs no prossction 70 thoss who earn theii
bieed by dAily tofl. II We nsver intonded {,
bc"ent theul- Tariffs hsvs no snrscs- upon
wn9oa ercopt " dininisA their parchs nina
power The higher tho r. 'iff the ess tle puy
chasing power Of tho Ases wsgos ara
governed By ths great lsv ~ supply and de
nand. IL tho claim NJ pis prctect ZIONIST L
vel founded, Why have pa wages inoreass,d.
- Ahfs havS horoascdt Why CONSTANT 70.
ductioo Of wag,s IN the m lss htsbiy pposso ted
establishments In tho lsndt
To the toiior che MeKinle, I'M hss -ksus th,
word of promise 10 ths c~r sas Ssohon n 20
the bopo.-
have shown thss inss>sd u surpius offttis
less than el0o. 20 o o lofS by tie Cleveland al.
ministra,ion. the treasury 10 sov confronted
by bankruptcy. This 10 n, roAsl1 m pat of
Ae reckless eYpe nditups - Rspubn
ssa o"nsssas. iih Ia lsrs. measure tie
poocaaary result q tbs Mckinley tariff
By thai bill the treasury wn deprived
u ebn.o0Ssn AZ Tsvonse ay rspsalins
the sugar tsS, hat IN srdsr ~ oompsn
"prosecttnn" irordod him $1,000 nm snnuslly
for nfieun ;vNrs, 10 10 10 paid him oul Of tho
treasury a. bounty.
The ooDsutaex II 70 Bs Ds,rdsd
into the hcssf that ho ts tie recipient OF great
hcnofits un.lor tho froo Glance cf this bill,
while under another sect "a ~ tho sams bal
tlncm,0W Il " bo taken annually from tbs
pockets o6 ths taxpayer snd given N The
sugar growers IL addition u this, whsJvei
benent might come 20 ihs consu,nof by tho
free sugar cl~sse OF the bill b overhslancei
many told by the largely increased cost of
woolen goodA Ai.d of all noosssaries of ufo.
The D'mncrhtlo house OF Representatives uf
tho proscnt congreae nes passod hill remov-
ing the Increased duty impc-sd by the No.
within few yenvs n shai ~ upon the free
Hat Ii has a!so passeh the free wool aud
cheap clothing bill, by whioh wool N admitted
fres of duty, ADD q large reduction sought tn
be effected In tho tari6 upon vuolsa goods Of
all descri ptions. II hs- also removed the tar
In upon hinding twine. But for tho hostility
Of Rspuhlfoan ssnnto thosss measures, 80 Just.
~ teaeioiAi n the ponplo, would bow DO upon
our statute bookA. Oar present tariff laws
noed c~rsful revising Their glsxins incon-
sistenck,s should be corrected.
when the tariff bin Of 1901 tDorcssing the
average y tarin saEes o.
pvoe, no to % Per os.s.
was under consideration, Mn. tiorrirL the Re-
pub,iosn snthor Of the biil said, III was MT
a. permAnodt ayStoln- 10. only Temporary
insecure" A. slready shown, THE war Ia n,
insteed u bcing reduced when the wax hnd
closed, wns ~ successive Republicsp CON
q ssres, incsoased e. an average OF a. poy cent
qhs Repuhioso inyv responded To
The dernsDd d tho people for re-
ley tsrin bin S isso, thus heavily Increasing
war taxes upon tho peopiD tvsnty-nvo yeass
After the war had closed. Arc your ipteroe T.
sAfo In the hanhs of party controlled by the
protected monopolists OF this country This
Is the fmportani question Tor your dsterminA-
ton ~ Inc posls.
eAs Tosos pnI
AuOhnS ssBur ~ ffeAt nbHnt'lt M INC ponl-
ting oontesS IN tho force bill Tho magnitude
Of this Issue csnnot 30 overotAtod. 10 may
mean tho control q the dectioo Of reprosen-
taiiyes h congress by the bayonot
Tho RepuhlIces p,rty, ~ i,s acts IN The
Fifty -hrst cong resa, and by its platform, IN its
lnte nAtionnl eohventlop, stands pledgod 10
fhe passage II tho forcS bnL That Il viii pas
the bin. WHOM n has power, no saDo man o&n
doubt. To al ~ tho people-eIl who doaru tia
poace aud pS,,sl l-5rity Of our cannon country
this CUES tion is iinportnnt To the pooplo n
tho southern statos u Is u transoeDdent hIi-
portance. Shall thoy still hnvp poace and the
protection a tha Inv, NJ shall tho horrors ~fth
which ~ arr ulonaooi IND thsir eounterpars
only In thoee ~ tho darkest houps Of thu ro-
construction y,a1or
AN heartily In acoord with the Demncrs tic
party In its ofIorte 70 repeal the obnoxious pro
visions of
Ths Compuisory School Lsw,
ensctcd by q Republican Legislature IN this
state. IL b Ia ssine strange that log!slation 20
hosthc ~ 0ls sldIfS of our free instituttDns
should ever hAvo found its way 10 our statute
bookA The right II the parent g. exer, Lee
reasonable control over the education of his
child should nos bo abridged Thq Democratc
party of ialnois staDds plodgoi 10 tho repeal
Of law which has, Justly, given oironso 10 40
many ~ tho bess oiizeDs In our state.
Under tho matches laaiership NJ tho man
who gave you an boncss a6ministI A,iou OF The
COVE nmens vfo wrested from tho srssy -
thoss who had robbed you ~ pour h-ritsge
n,O0,D0 aors and rcstosed u to tb0 pull,e 10
mains whose principle In action Is. a pubilc o.
hoe ie puhliO trust"--under his loriersAiD UIe
Domocrntic psrtv confidently submits fHn no
InentoUs question At ,asuo. and vii. api' ~
ths deter mlnation of tho nnal arhitors A. tAe
poakh