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MONEY HANDLED nY THE SALOON
MEN.
by Telegraph to the Stws.i
a POLITICAL DISCUSSION
Between st John of Kansas, Mckinley,
ohio, aud warner. Hcw York.

tstNetu VI Jnhu OF u ausnss heNtulf1t
ohio. and warner. Ncw NoTh.
MADisOS, Wis. July 20.-Ex. Gov.
crnOr 81. John of Kansas, EX.G1vernur
Mckinley OF Ohio and w. &. Warner
Of the New York Tam Reform Club,
addressed the M0nUua Lake Assembly
today. Henry Wattrffun was alsO 10
have spoken, out was taken ~ at chi
cagO.
81. John spoke IN the forenoon Of
prohibition and the tara. He recituu
the prohibition argument, mud said
under tho present system tho liquor
tftillc had grown faster Tor tho past
three years than ever before. over the
counters Of the 2in,7g7 saloons ~ the
country, u, 800, OOU,O passed last year.
This 0uld pay this national debt. 81.
John took the position that the whole
tafin system was wrong In pEiIci'
pie, because II icyics the burdens on
what We consume instead oil what VIZ
pOsscss. Fifteen or twenty men con-
troll today NIL the means Of reaching
the mafkett, aud Our merchant marine
II practically driven from the high
req. Farmers possess less than one
iiilh Of the wealth OF the country,
compared with iive.eights forty years
ngo; aud r,ill tho farmer " cOnsoled
with the blessed assurance that he Is
"ptu,oct,d.D Capital takes Sl6 net In.
come from ton " steel, while the
gross receipts of labor are sl.57, and
because the lbbotef refuses 10 submit
10 n reduction Of - por cent capital
confrOn,s him with an army OF hired
Pinkvrtoue, ~ q when he defends his
Interest lac IL called murderer.
M'IINLEY STEAKS.
In the afternoon Governor MuKin.
Icy addressed an autionce OF $1,000
tr0ple. Speaking on tho political 10.
SUES, he said:
What " tariff reform, anyhow?
Who can tell? Cleveland said several
years ggo he knew nothing about
iarif. From the dalp Of thpt utter.
ance down to the present tlme he has
given no evidence OF having IN.
creased his original ttofe Of knowl.
edge ON economics.
The Democratic majority In Con-
gress paseei q bill 10 untaX wool for
the sole benefit Of New England
manufactures and the injury OF the
farfncis; while having duty on all
wool fabrics mau Ia counted on to
wear, II passed a bill 10 lift tho tariff
on cotton ties for the benefit OF
the South, while almost Identical Iron
bands In other cnlliugs retain tho old
duty. IL this Is the economic policy
Of the Democratic party IL might
better be called no policy at all, for II
obviously represents no system and can
produce no uniform result on tue quts.
lion Of taxation.
Mckinley declared that the country
must raise $500, 600, 600 annually 70 de-
iray the expenses NJ the Fu4eral Gov.
vrnmsnt. Only Two ways were uOssl.
bic, lovylng a Direct tax on tho pro-
duce or An import duty on the pro-
duct OF foreign nations, There can 10
TO evasion that the nation must aIOpt
one or tho other.
Mckinley dwelt on the DISADVANTAGE
Of the direct tax system, aud quoted
Jefferson and Madison as earnest
opponents Of 1t In times OF peace.
Thirty Year, Of protection have placed
this country In financial position uu.
rlyalcd among nations. Thirty year,
ago % per cent, OF the hardware of
the country was OF Engleh make.
Now % per cent. 10 OF American. The
Democratic revenue tariff IL always
paid by the consumer. rariif,
or free trade, hhs nothing TO
do with strikes and lock-
outs; nothing 10 no With differences
between employees and employer. Nc.
Kinley accused the Democratic Con.
Rtess OF defeating tho Worlds Fair bill
and doiuR nothing for the benefit OF
the country.
MIR. WARMER SAID.
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