Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-08

sarcasm of his utterances and the lofty elo-
uuence of his frequent perorations threw
| the vast audience into alternate paroxysms
of laughter and enthusiasm. He said:
Fellow citizens of the United States: II
| come to you this evening after being two full
weeks prea aching the gospel in the State of
Oregon. think the news from that State
will bear me out in saying that 1t has al
ready added to the triumph in little Rhode
be in Rhode Island with Grover Cleveland,
and help him carry that State Laughter
and applause1 No person who has had any
experience in addressing audiences in the
United States would be troubled in the
least to stand and look this audience in the
face to tell to just what party these people
like the Republican party because, under
the great law of human development, it
strikes little higher average than our Demo-
laughter. I like it because it fsthe party that
believes in building up our country first
the United States of America first. the rest
Of the world afterward 6Applause.l like
hend the great line to protection to Ameri-
can industry. (Applause1 Our Democratic
friends differ from us on this great question.
There is no dispute about where we stand on
it,
The Republican Protective Plan.
A Democrat will tell you right of. in
stantly, "if. the tariff which woald enact
would do any one any good here in the
United States it is untntentfonal on my
part" [Applause and laughter1 The Re-
publican party believes in 30 ena citing Ia ws
as to help the people of the United States.
Four things always take place whom you
levy a duty on the protective plan, and that
is always to levy our duties on articles that
you can produce here in our own country,
and If they are articles of necessity that we
cannot produce the Republican puts those
articles on the free list. Laughter and ap-
plause.] But articles that we can produce
we try to produce here in the United States.
things directly follow.
First, we build up a new industry in the
United States. The Democrats admit that.
Laughter and applause.l They say we
create a large number of robbers. you know,
and they could not get the robbers II they
did not build up the 1ndustries-don't you
Secondly, We enable the people of the
United States to pay better wages for WORK
than they pay anywhere else on the face of
ne g9ee eev [a SS sn is
wages ss say in iAsS sSe say United ST. State: than
thsy th sv anywhere sggvns else .rga that tos Is
ii you are not careful you think they are
larger [Laughterl. But they say here
is the trouble, and everything in the
tenn that a laboring man uses is
so high that when you take these
wages that seem so large [laughter] you can
not buy as many necessities of life with your
ocean, where your wages seem to be smaller.
Laughter.] But everything is so much
cheaper over there that you can buy more
with a days work over there than you can
over here, you know. [Laughter]
Mr.. Horr Put Poser.
You have heard them say that thousand
times, havu't you? [Cries of "Yes," Eyes,"
and laughter and cheers.l Now, if that is
true, I wish they would answer me
one question:; IL that is true,
are those who work on the other
side OF the ocean better off than those who
work over here? There is not any better
measure of value than the articles Of COM
fort and necessity that man can buy with
his days labor, and If they tell the
truth, men are better off over there
than they are over here. [Laughter.] Now,
over heref Laughter and cheers. Why don't
they go from here over there. (Laughter1
But can see how these steamboat men and
companies may drive the
poor fellows over there, may tell them of
the wonderful things labor receives on this
side or the ocean and get them over here you
know, SO as to get their fare across the |
ocean tlaughterl; but they get over here,and,
after they find out what tough time they
are having here. you know [laughter], then |
they recollect what elegant times they used |
TO have over there. Laughter. |
Why don't they 60 back?-that's the ques- |
ton. Laughter and applause Did you
aver see many going that way? [Laughter.1
The steerage and goes back in the abin; so |
1on't need to argue that. [Laughter.]
We do build up new industries. We do |
pay better wages.