Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-04

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10 wns nor my province 10 tell you
1 VIII tnhe the privilege 0i doing 50.
They sra tariff, reciprocity, free
ballot aud an honest count. zap.
piaulC,l
The speaker said he ha some later cd.
vicua ftOm New south Wales aud Vic
t0ria when proved thai manufacture
lug establishments iu free traiu South
Wales had decreased aud those In
projected Victoria hai increased, and
even New South Wales was now
ndoptlug protection. Smugglera, rob
btrs, ali Of them, but adopting protect
ton Just the same, because they love
their country better than pet Theories.
There nru two kinds nj tariff no
stated, aud he had uo Oh jocilOl % for.
elgn people paying our taxes /, they
wished co DO ~. why not accomplish
two result. by our tnrii--c,llocj our
revenue and protect our manufacturing
and agricultural proiucts2 Eurty-twu
per cent. OF our import tome In free.
In 1924 unly o per ceul. came In. Eng.
, lands tariff revenue 90 sd prr cent.
OuH Is little over q per cent, had
expected discussion on the uncou.
stitutionality OF tho tariff, but az Il
IVA. no, been mentioned, | take q, that
the ClustifuliOnnlity is now admitted
by the Democracy 0t Utah, which, Of
course, governs the nation.
The tariff was thuu discussed. An
drew JackBon'I words were quoted on
the protection period between 1927 and
lsS3, Webster was also quoted. From
1888 to 1872 free trade existed. Refer.
once was then made Ia those Year,.
From 1872 10 1919 protection existed.
IN every Instance Of free trade 10
America We have iu0ontosilhle evi.
icuce OF depression, anu every pfOtec-
ton period show great prosperity, said
thu speaker.
Iuls5l we had protective tariff
anu have had 10 ever since, aud
think wen have II Tor another thirty
twO years. (Applbuse.l When t-e
Mills bill was pending MIR. Fox, an
English statesman, made u statement,
showing that under certain con.
ditiOns Tree trade would conquer MT
only Oregon but tho United states,
until the very shirt worn by the
lab1rcrJ would wear the livery Of Msn.
chester.
Apply It to yourselves. Spend $1,000
more n year than you receive And src
how soon the ehut.l will sell you out.
When the tariff IL Tor revenue we pay
the tax. Englaui collects sljO,OJO,OJO
on coffee, tul an tho neccs Arles not
produced nj home which comes out Of
| the pockets OF tue poor.
A tariff for protection IL different.
We say wen levy a tAnll
only Oh goods that We pro.
duCc OF home. Then the foreigner
pays the tax. Take tin plate. The
Republican party sail We can pro.
duce u here. Instead of having tifii
on sugar which was for revenue only,
a. We could not produce enough here
to make competition Injurious, We put
n tnriti on tin plrte. a tafilT OF 2g.lO
cents pound put on. The Welsh
realized IL WIS "a. .Ow nl their industry
aud they nj once set 10 work TO defeat
us,
The speaker reid a letior from Coffin
q company, hardware dealers In lhi-
city, tending 10 show thnt there had
boon "a continuous going down in prices
Ia the goods thoy handled since the
passage Of the McR lu!cy bill. He nllo
qdOtcI from letter from Fennsyl.
vsnia iron firm which SAID that the
price Of tin had been downward during
that per.oi.
lnia7j we manufactured / 900 kegs VI
wire nails selling at 10 cents pound.
The rich und wel..boru put a tarlfl Of
four cents "A POUND on the nails. The
cry Of Infamous robbery went up. In
1891 We manufactured 100000, 900
kegs selling at s2.Ol per hundred AMI
now We get IL Tor u IS. Yet the for.
eiguer u now, Il hu ships Ia any nails,
paying duty Of from 81 10 81 per
hundred. iftaElu is u tax, should u
be removed, then whom you buy r. krg
at sl.iS you should get your nails for
nothing and the manufacturer would
Tin owe you 81 cents. Democracy
never raised ia voice Hgainst robbery
when we were paying the foreigner slU
a kog, but m soon az We paid Il A.
keg 10 our home people they have not
been able 10 pat enough orators ia
the field 10 Tell you how you are
robbed.
A. o. carpets, he quoted letters which
snld that more thRu ave times lhe
amount NJ fine woNleD3 were manu-.
fac,usCi this ye x than IN 1850 and the
prizes II from 10 10 ., per cent. lpts.
Reciprocity IN our traffic with ma.
liOnB who produU what We do not
produce, he said, opened the market for
2j,OiO,u1O Of our surplus products.
Today there Is crying grievance
against the party that dumJneiizrd
silver, Lu, Us look, not nineteen yeafs
tack, but less than nllotouu months
ago. You will lud n uill Tor tie reno
net.2atl1n passed by Republican
Senate and buried In Democratic
House, Let them look little nearer
home.
Their platform fnyos state banks,
Wild cat money. "rh0 state bank sys.
tenn Ia the most iuiqul;ous system
ever innuguratei."
wish 10 speak little on the "force
bill" 20 called. That Ia AS dead ~ the
home rule bill, but TINT principle
which demands q ifue ballot and an
honest count Is not dead nor doth il
sleep, and the Republican party ha.
yet u mission 10 perform while that
Olc4sing is not attained.
Look 10 our two platforms. The
plank FOR amnesty IN the Brpuh.
liuan pntigrm IL durIdedand snpofuu at
in the Dpmloratic platform. This Ia
one Of the issues aud Il appeals 10 one
and all, whether they b. Liberals OF
Peoples party men. The Republican
party IL the pGtty Of freedom, IL freed
tue slaves, It gave homcstrSIs 10 the
people, inauguratoI SAFE currency
5ystem aud It wlllgivoto Utah political
freedom.
Every man In the United States Is
Interested In this policy OF protection
which goes 70 his home, his workshop
nnd 10 his field. English htatesinen
are now crying aloud against the sys.
tam which has prey4iloI fav haIf ,
century. One OF them said that Eng
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