Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1892-08-04

steps to make his workingmen pay the
contribution for him. The beauties of
protection again exemplified.
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The New York Sun says the SUI
preme issue is: mo force bill; no negro
domination in the south" Was there
ever more braZcn or damnablc at
tempt to play on the ignorance and
prejudice of the people? But it will
not succeed. The people of the south
realize that it is the domination of the
money power, not the negro, that they
have to fear.-Farmers' Alliance.
Prick, the Homestead murderer
and Carnegie's partner, has been under
the fire of questions by the COMPRESSION
al investigating committee. lie evaded
every question possible, bat had to ac-
knowledge that he made arrangements
with the Pinkertons for the use of fire
arms. The Indications are that the in
vcstigation will do Carnegie and his
company no good.-t;arnctt Kan Agi-
tator
Some months ago there was great
strike in England of the iron workers
1t was then the protectionists' inning
Now the great Homestead lockout and
battle between Pinlertons and laborers
give the free traders an inning. In each
ease the party that had the advantage
worked it for all it was worth. Is not
here proof that neither tariff nor free
trade can give prosperity?-Missouri
World.
The civil war now raging near
Pittsburgh bears out the claim of our
party that the rights of citizens are al
ready endangered and that there is a
hireling army, unreeognized by our
laws, organized to shoot down the
workipgmeu, maintained by monopoly.
The events of the past few days will
enroll the electoral vote of Pennsylva-
mia for the peoples party candidates.
Ignatius Donnelly.
What spectacle in republic of
untold wealth. Men being shot down
like dogs for fighting for the right to
organize, which they feel To be the last
ditch between their present condition
and slavery And yet millions of these
same people. who could with their ballots
bring about peaceful revolution, will
this year like sheep be driven by their
bought leaders to vote for one of the
two plutocratic parties.-W. ID. 7. Bliss,
in New Forum.
Judge Simonton, of the Dauphin
county court, handed down n decision a
few days ago in case where the county
had sued the Crawford Iron and Steel
Co, of this city, for $4,000 taxes.
There was question as to whether the
charter of the company did not exempt
it from mining tax, but that doesn't
matter. The judge found that this
company. with Il capital stock of $685.
900, had during the year ended May 1,
1891, cleared net profit of 1l3 per
cent. And yet some people wonder at
the "uneasiness and unrest" of the men
whose Drawn produced this enormous
addition to wealth. Castle pa
Graphic.
The republican and democratic par
ties are quarreling over which is re-
sponsible for the bloodshed at Home
stead. Both agree that it was on ac-
count of the tariff. But the democrats
claim that it was the republican pro-
tective tariff, while the republicans say
it was the democratic tariff for reve-
nue.. Asthe republican protective tariff
does not supply revenue enough to de-
fray the expenses of the government,
while the democrats insist that the
tariff is the time honorcd and only way
to raise revenue, we cannot see the
point of difference in their tariff policy;
so If it was the tariff policy, democrats
are equally to blame. And if any kind
of tariff, protective or revenue, (which
are only different names for the same
thinR) is productive of such scenes as
were enacted at Homestead last week,
1t Is the best evidence that the whole
thing should be removed at once -
oruaha Tccsin