The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-03
Gar HkfD ON ran STUMP.
he Fires or a Lot OF Fallacies to Fool
Rhode Island.

LAO res III Lot OF Fallac1es to Fool
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, April 2.-There was q rally
at Music hall this evening. At $50 O'Clock
the Garfield Club of Pawtucket escorted ex-
Speaker Reed and others to the hall. Fol-
lowing came Gov. Lsdd, Lieut.. Gov.
Stearns, Hon. Roswell Horr, Isaac L. Goff,
henry Il. TcJsk and other republicans of
Local prominence. The meeting was callei
20 order by Col. Golf, who presented the
chairman. Gov. Ladd, who presented Mr.
tteed. The sx-speaksr was received with
tremendous applause and said:
TO think that we have to fight for Rhode
island seems 10 me something grotesqua. Here
is state, small in area but full of success and
prosperity, owing TO the fact that their manu-
lecturers have secured by protection the mar
kets of the Unted States Yet some people
are simple enough TO listen 10 this wandering
collection Of western and Kentucky CON
RresSmen who are trying to persuade you
that the best thing for Rhode Island
is TO give up its manufactures and let England
nave her market Here you are, built up by
the system or protection, and yes 1t Is coolly
olsputea whether you are going for your inter-
ests or against them. Democratic orators from
the west and south in congress a week ago
. were speaking fer free silver. but while here
On eney that VIII no,n, tell to you Of nothing
years the Democratic party has simply been
turning over things. Two years ago every oae
OF their leaders was shouting like mad men for
Tree silver. The people as general thing know
what they want and in 1890 did not wish any
thing done, so they elected demo cratic House.
The people we're right, nothing has been done.
and then they marched back tenn
porarily. They were going to reduce the
tarin. Why didn't theyY They want to catch the
Rhode Island manufacturers vote by giving
blm free wool They say IL will be better 10
have wool cheaper. In the same breath they
turn around to the farmer and say wool will be
higher The democratic legislation always works
both ways II catches the people both going
and coming. That's why it never became law.
They want TO take the tax off bindiug Irvine
on the great principle OF vote catching They
bermen'S vote. When they have got these
thiags they will abolish duties all over the
United States and crush out higher wages.
M'KIN1EY SPEAKS.
Gov. Mckinley of Ohio was the last
speaker aud was greeted with prolonged ap.
plause. He said:
have seen this single dav three meetings of
this character. II Rhode Island does not roll
up a handsome republican majority ali the
signs have failed. am here to express to you
the interest ip your election felt in the whole
country, which will be disappointed if you do
not choose legislature TO return Senator
Aidrich. We want in this country a good
money, good wages and steady employment
Many democrats are opposed TO free coinage OF
silver 10 the east, but the majority in the coun-
try are not with them. II man is in favor of
sound currency there is but one ticket for him
70 vote. that of the republicans
You have seen within three weeks
IN the House OF Representatives
more than three-ffths OF the democrats voting
for dollars worth but 20 cents in the markets
OF TIE world The Republican party has made
gold silver and paper equally legal lender. We
want no false dollars to cheat the world After
good money we want good markets. We can
not draw wages unless we do work and we can
not do work unless there is a market for our
product. Without protective tariff if we con-
tinue to hold the American market, we must re-
duce our wages to the level of tnoss paid In
Europe