Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-09-28

SAS$ - RA0T~N ~ = way
year ago. They made q great outcry
Tor the repeal Of ths tariff and the res
lief Of the people, and now they fear to
entar upon the very measure they pro-
posed lest it might cause an over
disaster to all the industries
Of the country. The Republican party
has ever been mindful IL the interests
OF the working people, and its policy
has secured them high wages, good
money and prompt pay. Now that the
party Is In power we have
nothing but uncertainty and the pro-
found fear that whatever they viii do
will he injurious TO the great mass Of
the people. Tho Republicans are in q
minority Ia both houses OF Congress,a and
lost CONTROL of the executive
branch Of the Governments. This fatal
was brought about by the
election q year ago. and / Q no rem
popular will and q restoration to power
Of the Republican party"
Now IL the Time.
From the free-trade Chicago Post the
following kilograms are copied:
1T. Loufs.-The Buck Stove and Range Conn
psny resumed work yesterday, after . stop
paa OF several weeks. About $50 men are
Can't etiand, Md.-The Cumberland Steel
aud Tin-pfate Mill. which has been closed down
Ter three months, resumed today. With orders
dred and hfty men are employed. and more
Psosi.; m:-rhs psori. Pottery, Which h.
Ing to resume operations. The c0mpany IL
among the largest in the country.
And we respectfully remind the free
trade majority in Congress that, in
friendship to the American workmen,
of course, now is the time to repeal the
infamous tin-plate duty" and thus to
give leisure for study Of English free
trade authors TO the $50 men whometh
bloated monOpOlists Of the Cumberland
tin-plate mill propose to keep busily
employed .all winter" Now is the
time also to repeal the infamous tax"
that enables the Peoria pottery
among the largest In the country
to resume operations, and by SO doing
to deprive several hundreds of wage
Of that enforced leisure during
which they must have learned how
beautifully Democratic policy works
toward prevention of smoke from fac
tory chimneys. Now is the time also
do away with the tariff on stoves
and ranges, for Is it not foolish to pay
high wages to $50 American workmen
for making American stoves and
ranges, and thus deprive $50 British
workmen OF jobs that bring them low
wages?
shown sids by side.
The Chicago Inter Ocean publishes
the record Of the two Ohio candidates
for Governor, as follows:
M'xINLEY's RECORD. MEALS RECORD.
Helped knock out the Failed to lift Vallan-
Confcderacy in 1854. Idtg.h Am into the
Upheld American pro- United States Senate
lection In Congress forltn ls67.
Lifted the wages Of the gates Of loyalty ut
the American Notwithstanding TO admit the
men ~ the Mckinley traitor Jef Thompson.
Killed the Tie serryn.n- Failed three limos
Lifted Gov. Camp Governor.
bell out OF the state Knocked out mug
House by u ,oco matori-i wumps q Chicago 1851.
KnooIed out British Baker Il u~ineinnati.
free trade same .year. August ~, 1855.
Killed free siivef I'M
Ohio IN 1871.
Wis., words from Mckinley.
You cannot have q revenue tariff or
free trade In the country without q
complete REIMBURSEMENT OF business, not
only In the 30 called protected indus
tries but In every department Of
American enterprise and activity.
Everybody knows that who cares to
know 1t. Everybody knows that who
Ii not blinded by partisanship, or who,
actuated by heartless greed. would re-
duce the American condition to the
European condition. A change from
. protective TO . revenue tariff fn-
wolves . revolution Of values, OF prices,
OF wages, OF every variety Of invest
ment. II involves . revolution In tho
manner Of livingston. Mckinley at
Akron.
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The Attieads q = Administration.
The attitude OF the administration
on the tariff and silver questions Is al
most solely responsible for this condi-
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sncouravement to manufscture goods
fns i markot that may Ia Aondad With