Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-25

Governor Mckinley Addressed the
Home Market Club
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE
The Caass OF the Present stsgnation
An Ba.iae.. l. the Fear Of
Tariff Iezisiatiosl

s.aula erosded Mechanics hall tnis
eseainx al the dinusf u the Home Mar
kst club givsn 10 the Hon Ihomas l.
Reed of Maize. GosernOr William Ne
Eialsy q Ohio. Governor elect Frede-
rex T. GresohAise u NAasaehasstts.
the Hoo Robert G. cousins of IoSa and
The Hon Maloo Chance % New York.
Before the dluner a reception vas held
Ia tns uorth part q the builshng. which
Was drapsd xith Tags and bunting.
shortly before 6sD dinner Nas served "a
ta-s main ball. shere covers had been
laid Tor 30 The Hon- " IA Beat of
Iaouton. pres.ieat q .he club. sat
a. The center u the speakers
tatls aud presided Via him we're
seated on his risht. tioyernoF-eiec,
C.reelhaige. Governor AchiD.ey. the
Hoo. Mal1n Chance. tollcctOr Alonzo ".
beard. lhoeias y Hart TIE Rev. r \.
haruaz 90 the left. Senator George
Eloar The tloa laouas T. Reed. tie
Hon Robert Of Cousins. Governor ful-
lrs - k-gmoat. aud the Hon. William
klsse,l. At7l5 President Bent arose
anl made a brief speech u Welcofae.
tie was folioxed - senator HOaf. = 40
was greeted with rousing cheers Tue
speakers reference 20 Aessrs heel and
Mckinley ~ere loudly applauaed. and
when tioycrnor-~icct tfrcer naige. who
Was the next SPEAKER. prslsed the states
tnen from Maine and Ohio. l1e audience
displayed an eGthus. asm = nlch cortln-
usd unabat-d throughout the eserisg.
AT fhe c.osc of Mr.. Girsenhalgcs speech.
pres.deat Beat introduced Gov
eraos Mckinley. The great assemblage
rose and ehcered him again and again.
Governor Nckniey's speech
Mr President and Gentlemen OF the
Home Market clao-i dad not accept
TIE invitation to your annual banquet
u participate N speech making. tut
rather a. meet the rlen ot New
England whom | have 20 often met IN
sceial and political assemblage before
jolring them. not IN sxuitaiion over the
recent victories tut rejoicing with them
IN the general good feeling over the ex
allatien q great AmeFIean principle.
I came also 60 teiicitsts with them over
the patriotic victory SD trsumphantiy
wor IN the O.d common wealth OF Massa-
chusettS lt vas glorious triumph Tor
tie true American sentiment. Tor tho
labor industries % the state. for the
patriotism n the country aud sili rank
With the hes, = the mighty election
achievements % THIS great mother state
IL vas rot mere party victory. More
and greater than fhis. 10 was victory Of
the people. ~ the people for the pfotec-
tive eagse which Is the peoples cause
lais year in Massachusetts,. IA Ir Onio.
po.lticz was bgsiuess and business
Was politics. and aaited they triumphod.
II va discovered that business rests
upsn eof i.deucr. ard certainly - indus
~ - "a. me agency - meet the wants
~ frausind and ths great factor 10 our
i1dustflal prosperity. the ability 10
crafty these wants IL essential. The
manufacturer makes cloth because The
merchant wants &C. because his custom
ers want 10 AMI are ahle - pay him tor
tts Investment With a profit II tho
great consuming classes aFe cut Oa in
their incomes and wages the merchants
ssles decline. and when they decline tbs
demand Tor iaoor declines aGd the
xor<maus wages decline. ~ capital
cannot get profit Tor as investment. It
wil cor work. aod 4 capital d1es not
Rar< labor il Eiie When iabos - idle.
wage reach the lowest po4nt, even 70
tae flN Eha are employed
oaritsl Nust Have Faith.
-aatl I.tHAt- ...aH' tftttA L. tAtr AAAAAFrs
if must be- shir o. calculate on rhe fu-
tare II wust kaaS tnst 0hat it makes
t1siay s1i aas be- raa 81 dispe sol q AZ a
prodt tomorrow ar nsSt week or next
month I must he certain THAI no leg
lslafioa fs to ilteryeoe which Will IN
lurFusiy Affect taf value oi the roosis q
makes or tne a.aFtet il winch they are
Eo.i Mauaf8cturug iaaustSies have
no assurance fatlsv either a. "a mar&ot
leYpud THE iHTe e,slats Frescut lf they
furn Nhesi beyond present orders
tasy sre r1nfrsa.sl with uncertainty
sd rrrliala a. hIi cap iai. always
sanatiFs. safisss ffam these snd Nhlls
30 sifs IN Tear. lstor gfs "a id.ensss. Tho
tast ecmmun expression that TARIFF
could n0t adect ay nusress y httlr
hssri GOV Tie rery threat % tariff
chsogaa hss ncsu srnsio.Y and iu8un
ous.Y felt tn every industry an ssisv-
priss sna thf ae sho were eout 81 re- .r'i
r-oternon ss s4sre beaGty b. manu-
fsrfnrefa ani tn fae labor iH the pro
festFsi ialrssries taee came % regard II
qHifr a. .ntial ~ ans ecCnpatian "a
aarther a14 auifa "a necessary 81 the
prosperity q 1re bftneh - business a.
- another
ishor snd wsx~-
Il cannot E~ HlIeiasen that The utflet
vita part ~ fiis reu1r f4le contest noe-
grfng 80 - ibs 4lesiioa - iaoar aail
vaees Th- nore there is q 81. the
batter wages uls - psid. tis le.,s there
Is fo aa tile i~ss Ne NsEsa raisi fes = az
is dons it H. the mofr g. tio not tse
.ees fhat - ths pstfl1fie STRIVING fer th~
genris and sacs.d te the ain q al
poitcai rssti~S there xiA b. ie=s O.
to af 1amn tne m1re we tavs rune
atr1sa tts mere free fsas'e So hare
tar n,.re 'ar- e. xaesis - Fl'i harH. snsi
re meee 2 snrh l..sis 80 have n eaTn
peut'en Flth eur saa prs'iect- re .ess
"a vil mase 81 aeae. sto TIE lesa Sc
So msse it horse t1e rsa isi-sr ai.l -
employees at home AMI the iess .ateg
rnfrtrs sH tl HaHa tne lnss wages au. -
Fsia st 1lVe ta.I tae .ess wages pas.i az
sease snr e-@ ssrrs ed te srsst st
hrsne Pre- trflie ~ q fefenus fagiG =
tae re7aesiy aferea ~ fho.e whs 8.ffer
frni uH ga t.ls eCaeefait 4nesfior.
Nsfr fweign ssa sns rsre sssrie %
80 ahftn.ea r. ere rraesripti.sn .fFaresi
~ arr esaffral nrfsneats - snrs a. -
rgan erF nff rfta Wa 4 h.lr
N Fa rsls esnaaf -
kciie fs aHN r. eaf fsctres r. =
tfaiis etaEat seresse r7r traffrt -a ~
aanre HHfsr stFeras ufs f-F
seen fea, iss saaie sla is - falfas-.
fsrstEe aaref aflcaa. Ntlah Hferess.