The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-04
CAMPBELL Ola PROTECTION.
Ohio's Ex-Govcrsor Tspss ~ Cssnso
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Central Music lsAll, Chicago was she
scenc, on the evening of Otaober ~ OF
n meeting OF democrats of She worlHs
fair city To listen to- an address ~ e~.
Gov. Campbell, Of Ohio. Thc vast hiA'
was packed u OVERLOOKING aud tlrc
welcome accorded tho popul,u demo-
evot from the Buckeyes state WIZ warm
and hearty. In the opening OF his
speech he said:
II ,h,nu | ought to say prcthing rompl
mentnry in regard TO the grcuH and mag Vincent
displny that has taken place Gre, ANA u thihH
nothing II more striking than that foriy-'our
states were represented at the ceremonies, re-
mar,sing in parcn thesis that twenty SIX OF thcm
we've dernccr.fic. II Columbus himself hau
been pscs<nt he would have thonght he was AZ
a dc rsDers.tie mass meeting. ! have seen TN
cago ia all Its stages. was here when 'measo
had lu.t disappeared That was before the faet
that The foreigner pays the tax had appeared
| am informed that over In another nan IN 'his
( city another citizen OF Ohio is making speech
\ refer to- Mr. Foster secretary OF the treasury
H.. speewh viii be remarkable for what II does
no: contain You will read II In Tomorrow
papers for 1t has been In type for month
! s.He viii try and tell about the silver qucs-
| uon can also toll you something about MT
! Foster ard also the SILVER question -sem"tninS
| which he wNl doubtless forget to refer 10. In
1874. in the congress- OF the United Stl'eS' ne
voted for the FRYE and unlimited coinage 81
! silver and when tho president vetoed lAo Dill
ne was 30 soiicitors for its welfare that he ae,n
| ally voted again TO override the veto and have
unlimited coinage Of silver anyway
He'll have figures to show that there are u
few dollars in rhe United states treasury. IL
| he will deduHr the sSDUop,0oo put there by the
national banks. ana which does not belong 10
the country vt ALL and also remove the SILVER
bars stored in its vaults, upon which the gov
erument has issuetl pawn tickets, Is II were
there would nov be enough money left In the
Emitted status treasury department 10 pay
scrubwoman.
.You have all heard OF the Irishman who
said he had erected . hole in the ground Wen,
try as he may, Mr. Foster can only show that
he Inns erected hole in the grand surplus
Witch q rover Cleveland left in the treasury
| when he went OUT or the white house.
Another fel,ow-citizen OF mine has been
hcreabouts. am told We conccde John Sher
man TO be the leading republican in the United
states. We concetc hin. at any rate. to he the
leading republican in Ohio From him VINO
should know all OF the wonderful advantages OF
protection we expect much never get 10 re-
ply to "A republican in Ohio except at long
, range. Mr. sherman has moderated The minds
OF Chicago business men. He devotes in his
speech four columns TO the wildcat or red-dog
currency as he CALI. H. while he only gives
| one column TO the tariff Well. that tariff
question is getting to- be a sore subject with
those fellows the other side, anyway. lie
tells about sixty-ceno6ollars. Every sixty.cent
dollar ever coined WAS made by the republic
, ans sherman is afraid to put forth the real
. | issues but stands up sort of "A bogy man
to lead on the blind. He goes forty years back
|, | TO rcdd and wildcat currency. l am not
. anxious ts return to red-dog money. but can
also look forty years back, in which days two
: | Of our familiar words were then unheari
! or unconrd-the words tramp and trust
Lets get rid OF tramps. trusts wildcat and
red-dog money al at once To-day but forty
per cent OF the national banks currency is left
4 quote the Journal Of Banking, which
: should know. wnen ! say We require
!. a rapid aad substantial increase as ou
!. volume OF exchange Now, can Mr.. Sherman
: give a remedy for our circulating mediums
: which meets with she Journal OF Banking
; views He once gave u remedy down in Ohio
= II was that the government should issue NOR
: ercenbacks Now this is little ASTONISHING
:, from John. When John Sherman gets back 4
. ereenhacks he lands At the feet Of Brick Pom
!, eroy he wants dishonest money
:, Have they not had enough dishonest money
4 money hlched from your pockets to go into N
7, Golfers OF the protected manufacturers. Hayin
bulldozed tine Innocent and unsophistcated PEG
- pie OF Chicago. the Babes in the Woods as !
I. were, upon the money question, he deems IL vi
I. safe 10 leave the city without returning to IN
"a tariff He says: Now. my couutrymen'-that
u sweeping ehe-'why do we want protccuo
- against foreign manufacturers Regular XII
10 tergarten talk. Then he proceeds 20 answt
- his own conundrum: Not for the benefit OF tn
~ capitalist
~ II can sce the solemn look upon Jonn fae
10 now : he said H.
"He IL capable Of uttering even that wittcis
,n without u smile. He goes on to say that u
:, duty Is 10 only protect the home manuiactur
a. to the extent Of the difference in the cost OF 70
clgu and home labor. Now. II they viii gi
-, bond that this Is all that high triff will do,
~ democrats will meet them half way and spec
iva ily settle the question Senator Edmnnds,
Vermont introduced into the senate rcso
"a. ton insiructing the labor commissioner TO ~
10 out and report the cost OF production OF ton
q. steel rails in England and here. The rept
49,. when made showed the cost OF labor In maxi
~ a ton of steel rails in England 10 nc I'll
~ | while here the same work cost only sll39' OF
:, adherence OF - cents Yet Senator Shcrm
A. voted for duty OF si3H per ton upon import
NJ, steel rails The worst case that occurs TO u
p, though is castor oil Only per cent OF
ncr value is expended in making castor OIL
~. II don't. OF courxc, take into account the
"a. bor attendant upon taking dose OF castor
- II il awful to take dose OF imported castor
% therefore a duty OF $50 per cent. Is put upon \
.Now yet another OF my fellow-citizens
with you--Gov. Mckinley But he, too, j.
:ec,ed like sherman. Mckinley Is good IN
He has 10 be to defeat me In OHIO lie ran
hus the tariff from 46 per cent to 90 per cent
,te- Dor since 1860 has gone down to II per cent.
;ng ms Up to 60 per cent Now these are good, @
80 hard, stern facts, and II labor cost goes &c
'ur- and tariffs up. where is the stopping point
Get ting to be- They say wages
ten been increased: they know X bcca
G of man n ,hn,r 80 Nov We have labor 9
re- missioner down in Ohio. too and he reps
vho quite differently. His name Is McBride. an,
~" il good democrat, too, for ! appointed
cal ana know His report says the price OF Ia
hut has fallen In a year from sl.7s 10 si.5.. and
mo- ppcrism has increased Is per cent I will
in criticise the present canaua'c 2. tnv 1epu
phia owe and the sooi woman who
iarv | upon her dcathbcd born down In my cot
in Ohio Hut ever since the democratic ca
IA date stepped out Of the white house the PEI
he OF this country nave been Determined he 81,
y, 4. | 20 back. and We will see Grover Cleveland
'c :" next president OF the United states
e in.
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