The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-05-06
HoE. JERRY s1nPzoN.

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on the free list finally. want 90 say
to you that every time you take pro
lection Off from any favored industry
You place tile man interested iu that
industry i'm the ranks of those who are
! fighting against protection. want 10
say 20 Won That this is the way pr0tec-
/ ton was built up. As one man got
! protection Ola mis- article, the man that
had to consume His article saw that
the only way to balance himself, and
/ TO even himself up with the other fell
. low vas to have protection put Oh the
product of his labor; and thTs we went
/ to log rolling, and put a tariff on diff
fereut things, uutl we got them all
into the ring. My friend from Iowa
I TNIr. DolliyerI. one OF the most brilliant
men I'm the house, i'm his speech the
other day let the cat out of the bag
ana showed how protective tariffs are
built up by grants of special privileges;
how whenever you get them, when amy
community is benefited by this system,
they at once fall into the ranks of
those WHO battle for protective tariffs
to help the other fellows out.
viii read you am extract from his
speech which may explain the whole
matter:
NO people in the United States see
more clearly the relation of the farm
to its customers than the people of
Iowa and Nebraska. Last summer
the contract of building % little tor
pedC cruiser was awarded to the Du-
ET1IErG Iron NLnE-t-= srrfransff FfE
surprised To iHd ship yard i'm Iowa
equipped for such a contract. IhcDu-
buquc newspapers were filed with re-
juicHg over the building of that one
little cruiser costing SIP, 900, The
democratic newspaper opened its ac-
. count with the headline, i'm flaming
capitals: --HaIlelUjah the FIRST time
that old Hebrew expression ever found
its way into democratic neWspape- III
that section of the country. ELIUphter.l
1t pointed out how every citizen of the
town and the whole adjacent com
muHIty would share in the bounty Of
that expenditure OF money.
Turning over to the editorial page
the reader found UH argument very
/ like that delivered 81 week ago 10y my
| friend from Nebraska. in effect adyis-
I ing us, wheuuver We wanted anything
else, to go TO England for it, and /
l said to myself that il the democracy of
| the west would only take into their
/ politics % little of the common sense
/ that they apply to their business in
stead of winning new victories ON tine
/ free trade platforms, as predicted by
my I lend from NenI.'s5H2 there WouIo
'og ne 10 arTn, '' la -St for tTe
principle to which [ refer is recog-
uized by the wise aud simple alike"
They were going to have SIP, 900
/ distributed among the people of the
/ city Of Dubuque; and this Will explain
/ how you can make even a democrat a
+ defender OF the -robber tariff" Every
democrat aud republican of that town
saw that they had gotten their hands
/ into the public pocket TO the extent OF
. SIP 900, which tho people of the
/ United States were paying in taxes
and that there was that much money
/ to be distributed in that little town.
They we've to get part OF the Doodle /
can readily conceive what rejoicing
/ there wus i'm the camp, just Rz I can
. imagine what rejoicing there was in
the home of tile feudal baron who
/ built his castle ON hill and made his
/ foravs down upon the plain to rob tile
/ husbaudmen who titled the soil OF
grazed his herd in the valley.
Under this modern system of rob
I,ipo, the peof,Ie Won can readily CON
oaf,.a low da,,cc,.atz and ranr,Il1icaus
,o,,15 raioica i'm tbeir ro1,berv of fine
c,tf1a,s If ne T-nitod states mas
,.,,ol, ,s t1,av we're GETTING S7l2 600 IN
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