The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-03

form like man in the last throes Of
agony The speaker then referred
to rich manufacturer coming to Me-
Kinley and asking him to impose
further tax upon an article that was
manufactured, which request Mckinley
granted so that the rich manufacturer
will have the money TO keep the Re-
publican party in control. 1.-The
greatest institutions on earth,r the
speaker said, ''are threatened; be care
| full how you vote. believe in protect.
ing the laboring man rs we'll as the
lrich man b. giving the laborer an
equal chance. Whom Mckinley dies
the wood, the glass, the lining, the
nails and every part Of his coffin viii
be taxed. When you go to store you
lpay more for tho taxes than you do
for the goods. You do not know III
Why 90 yon not know itf Is it not
timef Sugar is on the free list but
when you buy your clothing you pay
the tax, on sugar which comes now in
the shape ola bounty. projections
good thing,if home market is good
thing FOR Jefferson county, why don't
you consume what you raise and raise
what you consume. The prosperity of
this state to-day would be greater IL
it could trade with other countries
Continued the speaker, ITO put wool
on the free list will give us pure cloth
ing and not shoddy. When we had
no tariff, wool brought so and 60 cents,
under protection the price is rs cts.
There are millions Of bushels OF wheat
raised in this country that are not con-
sumed, pass such law as win enable
the farmers to send their surplus GER
eals to England and return with their
9 supplies.r Mr.. Walker said there Is
: not single pennyweight Of tin plate
! manufactured in this country, added
!. he at is sheet iron dipped in tin.
: Just think Of the money wrung from
/ your pockets on thisalone.n Referring
/ to the Force bill he said. "The time has
n come when You hand down to your
y children bondage or liberty which
: shall it bef''
2 " Is it any wonder that the people
. and the press, have protested against
nksnch an inqnitous measure, the most
3 inquitous measure that ever passed tho
VI Senate9 It Is time to break loose
I from any party that will place you in
ie bondage for life,
q ! will renounce every claim to De-
g mocracy il that party ever places in its
e. platform such a measure the people
g should govern the people. 2 The speak
r or here paid an eloquent and splendid
n tribute to Senator Faulkner for the
fight he made against the Force bill.
/. Which one Of you wants to voteat
n the point Of bayonet Which one Of
n you wants elections heldnnder Federal
h control9 No such attempt was ever
i madebefore 10 strike down your liberty.
% Is there any man within the hearing Of
"a my voice who will vote to have his lib
q erty struck DOWN. That il exactly
D. what he will do If he casts his vote for
o any man who believes in Federal Com
,f troll of Elections. Addressing himself
K to the colored men presents. he said,
" You have never been placed in such
d slavery as that which win follow the
q passage Of this bill Tell me how you
ct can vote for it.
Lay your grievances aside if any.
% ] appeal to you not TO stop with yonr
81 ballot, every one can do some good.
8 Help TO make the fight, leave your
II pillow at the proper time there are
4 times when ii becomes the duty Of
70 every honest citizen to set aside parti-
ID san prejudice and giyeto public affairs
s 4 perfectly candid and judicial consid-
n Grafton. | believe this is the time
y when our liberty is imperiled. ] ask
y my audience to study carefully and
s. conscientiously the reason for that be-
4 lief. Make al honest fight that You
o can hand down the result to your sons.
q The peroration Of Mr.. Walkers
I address was fine and elected much
= applause. DIR. Iyans then arose and
= thanked the audience, many Of whom
= were ladies, remarking, "Walkermade
s a rafting good speech He has
i I. We want Walker |. Walker will be
elected were the cries that came FROM
! an parts Of the building.
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u Mr. Edward Sloan and daughter
IS Rosa. Of Springfield. Mass. are visit