Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-31
THE BEST IN OUR HISTORY.
Another Rousing Democratic Rally Held IN
Music Hall Last Night.
CROWDED 70 THE VERY DOORS.
Four Bright Lights Of National Democracy Address
the immense Multitude

high walls of protection but with lower
as that taxation creates wealth, but 'tis
labor that creates wealth. There is no
wealth but that is crystallized labor.
Taxation does not create wealth but ag-
creates wealth.
The system OF protection il centralisins
the wealth OF the country, and Il In Q
dangerous one. Rome fell when she con-
quered the world and Babylon fell whom
81 per cent. OF her wealth was In the
hands of the few. He concluded by
pointing out the importance Of q Demo-
cratic victory in Rhode Island this Spring
and predicting grand one.
Round after round of applause greeted
Congressman O'Neill of Massac husetts AZ
he was introduced by Mayor Carroll. AZ
ter the cheering died away, the Congress-
man said that he wanted to see Little
Rhody repeat the dose given to the Ra-
publicans In 1880. There was NO reason
why this State should not 60 Democratic.
There was no lack OF intelligence, for the
voters knew full well that the Republic
cans cared nothing for the rights OF the
people. There was to be another tidal
wave and Rhode Island was to fre the
first gun.
Touching the tariff, he pointed out the
fallacy Of the argument that the Nc
Kinley bill was framed in the interests Of
labor. Since the passage OF the bill there
have been cut downs all over the country.
II =. s.x& q svxk - 10
ufacturers. Speaking OF the cost Of liv-
ing, he singled out potatoes and said that
although price was not any higher this
year, il would have been much lower but
for the tax.
He referred to the present Congress and
said 1t had kept It's pledges to the people.
He paid high tributes to Congressman
Page and Mayor Carroll. Speaking OF the
winning fight made by Mr.. Page, himself
and Others OF the party for tho "honest
dollar" an enthusiast In the audience
shouted: "Stay with them"
"You must stay with u.s." he answered |;
sand we will win. Rhode Island must win
this election" he concluded.
Governor Campbell came in on the
stage just as Congressman o. Neill I'm.
ished. He had just come from Providence
where he spoke. It was now after 10
o'clock. The plans of the local Demo-
cratic managers were well perfected. The
distinguished speakers alternated between
this city and Providence, being brought
hither and thither In quickly driven
carriages. Congressman Bryan was
hurried to Providence after his address.
Full minute Of cheering greeted Gov.
ernor Campbell when he was introduced
by Mayor Carroll. He is about IS years
old, quite bal3, and wore q short grey
moustache and had a delivery and voice
somewhat similar to Lawyer West Of
Providence. He seemed to be somewhat
fatigued after his speech in Providence.
He has been frequently spoken of AZ a
Presidential probability.
His words had telling effect upon the
audience. The voters listened to him In
tently. He said he came with greetings
from 100000 Democrats OF Ohio who were
watching Rhode Island. II this State
went Democratic next Wednesday the
Democrats throughout the country would
spring to their arms for the general en-
gagement in the Fall with greater energy,
greater courage, greater hope.
II was nearly II O'Clock when he con-
cluded his mastery address, but not q
voter left the halt till his last word was
uttered.
Before closing the meeting Il was an
nounced that cx-President Cleveland
would be I'm Providence Saturday after
noon and that Governor Campbell would
speak in Lincoln tonight.