St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-29
VOTE FOR YOURSELF.
End, but Choose the Right
Party.
John z. White, of Chicago, Teaches
the Fifth Ward Tariff as 1t
Should Be Taught.

The meeting at Ayd's hall last even
will long remember as one of the
gatherings where tariff was explained,
not by mass of figures, nor by YER
bose explanations Of questions that
wonld take long time to under
stand, but by simple, clean-cut
argument by a man who has made
the question a study for years, not only
to preach his findings and conclusions
OH the subject to others, but has made
it study to thoroughly satisfy himself
that he was right and be able to show to
others the great wrongs OF protective
tariff. His theory was clear, his argu-
mentS concise, his illustrations
were uncl0uded by masses of figures
and his conclusions were of the clinch-
ing sort that makes wrought iron nail
so valuable in holding together that
which you do not want parted by strain
OH the first Slight pressure brought to
bear Oil the subject matter, and from
the first blow which John H. White hit
that nail to the last clinch which made its
rivets perfect he showed himself a mas
ter mind in the individual study of
taxation. And he takes no other mans
Say-so for his deductions, but calmly
and dispassionately invites criticism of
his position, if such criticism can be
found. He asks to be Intercepted. and
agrees that If he cannot convince, he is
willing to be convinced and accept
the verdict to come over on the other
side. That he is the most sincere tariff
orator on the stump today is made EVIL
dent by his claim that he does not vote
for candidate or party, but votes for
himself, and claims that candidates and
parties are simply the means to the de-
sired end of making the burdens OF life
equal to al, and that laws be so framed as
to make it impossible for a few to enrich
themselves by the enforcement of those
laws which take from the producer that
to which he is justly entitled and con-
tribute it to those who could never by
any possible means produce, for nature
has not given them the power, the
wealth which they now accumulate by
law. Mr.. White is not blinded
Unused by the worship of an
idol, but presents to a common
people common argument. not over
embellished by oratory, but in language
that can be understood by the man who
has taken upon himself the duties of
life as one of the people and not one of
the aristocracy. Every man should be
master of himself and judge for him
self on these political questions, and no
one should allow congresses, congress
Sional committees, legislatures or COM
mon councils to dictate to them how
they should think or how they live, as
long as they are law-abiding citizens.
Democrats, Register Today.
The meeting was attended by the
workingmen of the ward and presided
over by William Koch. Several of the
candidates were present and made brief
addresses, and the other speakers OF the
evening were j. L. Avery and c. Tyson
Butcher. Mr.. Avery spoke on local
issues and made quite hit, after which
John II. Ives spoke to his neighbors OH
his candidacy for the legislature and the
local interests of the ward.
The next meeting in the Fifth ward
will take place on Tuesday evening at
SIG West Seventh street. when parade
will be marched through the ward. Ali
other clubs are invited, and there will
be outdoor speaking every few blocks
through the entire district. Every ward
club in the city is invited to participate.
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