Evening journal., 1893-07-15
THE APoTHEosls OF THE BOSS.

THE APOTHEoSlS OF THE BOSS.
There is a semi-review-a nondesoript
journal and general conglomeration of
protectionism nonsense-known as the
American Economist, published I'm New
York Why the pamphlet is called the
American Economist puzzles us, because
il has never advocated anything Ameri-
can, and is entirely ignorant Of anything
economical.
The editor, however, has been can
vassiug the country for reasons why
Mckinley ought to be elected governor
Of Ohio. The answers are unique. They
show the condition Of the G. o. p.
Richard Campion, a Philadelphia yarn
manufacturer: Mckinley should De re-
elected for the same reasons that he will
ultimately be elected to the Presidency "
John b. Roach, the Chester ship
builder Mckinley ought to be elected
because OF his masterly exposition Of a
| protective tariff
The first Of these has a McKinleyed
interest Of so or 25O per cent according
TO the class Of goods he makes for sale.
The second, is one Of that family of
martyrs to Democratic administration,
which stopped repairs" on worthless
ships and put work out under compel.
Tive bidding After making national
issue concerning the wrecklng Of the
industry Of American shipbuilding the
estate Of the king martyr Of this Roach
{ ribe was settled for Ss,OOO,OO0. The
present martyr probably eontemplates a
reduction Of wages il Mckinley is elected
President w. S. Paulson, of the West
ern Iowa College; Being the recognized
champion Of the tariff law, so scheduled
as 20 produce an needed revenue from
such sources as will most favorably
Affect the greatest number Of people OF
our own nation, Mckinley should be re-
elected by an overwhelming majority"
4 That doctrine, according to tn,
| Psychological" Interpretation Of /.
Greek scholar and a protected factor,
owner, is free trade.
John Consalus, wool broker Of Troy
/ n. Y: The people owe Mckinley
debt Of gratitude for the foreign enemies
he has made, who manifest such intens,
hatred toward the champion Of American
protection"
Mr. Consslus might be more specific
He does not state what foreign enemie
Mckinley has made. 1t is the genera
Impression, in some quarters, that al
Europe is against him; as It Is the gene
5 raj impression, in some quarters, that ia
earth is fat Both Of these general i'm
preasions proceed from the same gener.
= DEFICIENCIES IN the receptive faculties q
e the persons who entertain them.
3 President f. Brownell, of tn
q Brownell Car Company, 81. Louis, pr,
s diets financial and industrial disasts
If Mckinley ia defeated
This prophet also fails to be dire,
Il and specific That Is what a true DIT,
y tectionist loves. a general and III
4 eral prophecy Of industrial disast,
cannot be contradicted, and Il wi
4 serve as a pretext for reducing wage
7. lt is difficult for a plain man. a.
" cnstomed to logical processes Of reaso
N ing, to conceive how the success
defeat Of Mckinley in Ohio viii up
SOY "a -oN NP INC UNIVERSE, buL ll
president Of a car company ought
ID know.
ss IL has come to be a well understot
he and widely accepted axiom that any ma
le who works hfty laborers, at more or le
at muniacent wages. for charity; su
be scribes to the campaign fund and assis
ID the Congressional COMMITTEES in raisil
ar the tax on the goods he sells is we
e nigh omniscient. He can utter startlil
Id nonsense, that is guiltless alike
ep knowledge of history, finance, CONNER,
be philosophy, science and rsligion-no
be sense that proves him TO be a 'psyci
in logical" phenomenon-and still {
ie newspapers, Of a certain class, will pri