Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-09-30
ToNeuE-LAsHINo THE PEOPLE.
The Apostle of Protection In His Great
Act as Preceptor,

inc APOSTLE OF Protection In His Grea
Act as Preceptor.
Gov. McKinley's opening campaign
speech Mt Akron, o., was a prolonged
scoid at the American people for re
jecting tine ism which bears his nam,
at the polls last November. Mckinley
thrashes the people over the back o
the democratic party, but he knows
whom he is hitting.
In speech delivered last January,
Senator Brice said that the question
whether the government should at
tempt to create or build up American
industries of any kind by the use of the
taxing power ''has been answered
by the American people for the present
at least, and their verdict must be
carried into execution" Quoting this.
Mckinley does not venture TO DENY
that the American people have
answered the question most distinctly,
put he remarks; "The democratic
theory must be carried into execution.
1t lsthat which has alarmed the people,
and we'll it may" He imaudently SAYS
in effect that the people have alarmed
but at the neonle who hsne t.;ns.in
themselves, he says: Now if they will
only change front, if they will only re-
consider, if they will only assure the
will NOT come thew viii al ~. h"nrss
of millions Win cbeer ara .om..nSana
confidence and rar;o,s athon s wv
No doubt Il tbav w;ll onI, nns.
verdict AGAINST the svstsm ~ ,;oo~sad
robbery The ,obh.rs iii ha -.
Conco,,;nm l. ""ppf.
lev has 70 sar tha, 49, "na ".r
of the rennblicans "ns
openly committed 10 its rcnsal The
republicans were -resnorsih1a Co., 49,
act, Just as the democrats as McKiniav
asserts. will be resnons;blo for tho acts
of the present congress. The renub.
licans admit that the sherman act for
which they were resnopsib,o hoe
wrought great harm else thev would
not be so eager for lie ,arc,, Tho
party is not infallible. therefore hv
McKinley's admission. II II oreat-
ly injured the country by passing the
Sherman act it NAV have inipred tho
country far more bv nassing tho Me-
Kinley act.
But Mckinley. of course tbirls q
did not. On the contrary. he thinls !,
did the countrr ,.,st H.. -.
The people. in his opinion hoye
brought ruin upon the country nv com.
n~issioning the democratic partv to pa
peal that act and give the conntr
'cvenue tariff instsna "rt istbA asfaf-
Of tariff reform. cir trae lraan ~
revenue tariff which has LII ,hs
t5gRttR where n h this at,no
.t,ut nas caused ,.fbis ,sholos,ts .,.,
ail,nent of urndnetinn and d;omissa1 -
employees from their accustomed u,o.l,
1t is Inv this alone +hat ..,h.
splendid n~ros,er;tr a. hne
been transformer into a .;tratiou vs.
buSines. nIna,a" u
All this has been s,id hofo,, .ua
,pswerod NV tha
he protected industries thansaInoo
which have comni,ed st,t;st;cs shou,;nn
hat there was an ;nnr.asa ;nS.aoI
curtailmept of nrodnot;on ton o..
mr. mora ,ftor tho naua;a4 90
he people was rendered and 49,
,ut we NAV LAT MoK;,Iam 49,.
.lmself.
Speakino of h,s oyr, ,roo;a.o ;..u..
he savs. ~ ,l,umo .hat.;n i
late is 70 he m,do fran haao. ". WI 6
house of REPRESENTATIVE mh;ah I
,as democrat; a., ma5a ~ S
party vote Ths .nland;d n;n &
,dustries which have bean MIL, pow" t
ur country. and which hava sn |
nplovment for so,nonv ,nosh a"pp'.eo I
re- to he closed and th;s tha me
,nsuminc nation ~ tin ~ ~. w. !
.or1d iii La... 49, Al AK
b,oo ~ :
'i"""' "HlcoS our laDOr is brought
to the deUraded leval If on,,
.tipr la bo,u -
NoH ~ ..a A. A.. :.
,ssod low -. III p'Ve VII was :,
va 49, a. e'eo'ion ol iast :,
$500 ne peopie gave 1t