Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-25

but w nj woe ng 'inst. the propo-ed rail
upon ouri dustres
"Whnf al be more welcome TO the
busin' - iutfrests OF the country, TO the
waue worker 4 the country and every
true Amclic icpu i'm crest, than the assur.
au,e that is co gress would adjourn
without medding with our industrial
legislatiost Such an assurance would
b ing glai tidings If great ] y to the
mil 10. 'NGf Am can homes whose occu
pants .ee the winter coming. the savings
of Yeas SONG or gone, and no work or
wages ia gh,. The free trade congress
Is fraIful mrnac' TO the industrial in
terrsts of tie c untry. Business is now
wairing o. the unceTtaiuty Of tue congr s.
20 n 10 conv,n, or, To he more exact,
upon the aluty II unfri ntly lrgisla
tion wi en- Z 20 nvanp, and while bust
ness l. wal ing the liborer Is watt ny out
side with n hing to do
II sound h tote Of warming here to
nigh / wish might re ,ch every corner
of the country; that ~, ry reduction II the
tar Y will be Howell By "A red Ict o. OF
wag :; thai g cry cut IN the t.ri 7 rates
will bp follow .u by H'ut ia { wagrr
! he fleet ot the prop ,>el tnrH / gisla
tio 3, Nhe her inteuued or, not IL au uu-
errlng blow n Alb r whi,h vii lie instantly
felt in he h. nie OF every ouerative la th'
Uited Stats. The ttr at OF IL h = nj
ready been fc I The fri,n Is Of protec,io
sh ,uld n now falter.
''rEe fight is only begun. II temporarily
lost, IL l. 40. ID be given u. Courage WA
never NOR needed and never more OK
per e. by the re pie from cir rrpresen
tatives tnaIi now. II is the demand of he
hour and requirement of the sit ua
ion.
"l h. til crers ~ the tlriff should be
thw Rcd; ,h Y should be- opp sd at every
sep u he p""grt u of destruction. X
pub leans n u mocrats who helieve H.
the prole,t is. sy~ EN- in congr, IS Should
AMI together in resisting e,e.y effort
weaken or &c uy |
III II l. { =, % he ACCOMPLISHED, lie
none of tie re pon-ib lty est unon Us J.
in,e like tie pre- ent, with idle men aIC
idl m,ll-,-pl tt'rIns 10 the e r and the
OF 20 tie W ds,-the voice Of partsn'
III p 10 Ii I've I'll c. In our council
e voice f pat ioti-m Should alone b
heard. Let t.. re e no yir'd ng & rri C
pc. no cumpru se> wn'cl shall desr
our work-n ps aud esiade our labor l..
us he eiicaLs, AID Nay the congress
SCOT To ess mble show itself as genuinely
American ~ tue great body Of the psopi,
which IL represents"
Reed MRaes = speech.
Tn m B X ell spoke next He sid:
I'VE have Ia ID a glorious victory but tina
is on!y the Ueginilng # the war. w
have tbr e W rs u fore us, IN 90 years pi
sohren 'vr. We emu.n't et the iniox
icatiop %. cory overcome IA. The truth
has been "a n"uncrd by tongues the mos
aln fp .,.I 4 ha
cc,ats have talter I'd aud turned their
hacks upon the principles Of pros leri'y
Even il we should be sue ocessful in defear-
ing ny fort Of the Democratic party to
carry out the program Of their platform
we should not forget our duty TO push
forward.
"Where are we todayi The people al
over the country real le the fact OF the de-
preston which the cou Itry Is now under
eoiug. l have the greatest hope for the
future. No one suppose that the result;
would be so tremendous in Ohio IN Mas.
sacuusetts we p "evented the establishment
Of dynas # Russells. Iowa Stands
firm in the Republican party, and New
Yosk Which We had ven up as irredeem-
able, without "A -peciai act OF grace
by the Simultaneous actS Of its p'Uple
joined the ranks Of the Republican psrt!
"You has one eat duty before you,
duty for the p' op,e hi. is IA countr,
where the majoity will rule sooner {.
later, and believe tai some way or OF,
in any country the o c. OF the people wi
eventually y be be nd aud needed.
IF your projected industries in n
England stop, vi ha business is there 70
the Iai.r ADJ VINO is To take the me
that the r.. lro ,d employ into their Ell
ployi
I'VE are at this moment saddled and COZ
trolled by the foes Of men who ha
proved themselves unwittlugly to bc
the enemi of their country. IL is tn
future that il dreaded. Let me tell yo
that you have a simple duiy 30 perform
+ ucate ali thus' about you. Your pro-
perity depe de upon the Repub itan parry
Views of Mr.. Greenhalge.
Govern, r-rlecl Grrenual-e said: "Yu
cannot adopt the easy maxim, 20 buy J.
the Oh apest aud sell in tue dearest ma,
ket ultii vUu have arranged 10 pay til,