Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14

prises and almost everything that Maine
Interested in; and aot content with this
they are seeking g. levy tribute in tn
form of an Income tax upon the savings o
the working people, deposited In th
savings banks of the State.
/ And this Is democfa attic tariff reform, EN-
| bodied In the Wilson bill, and applied t
the State of Maine, the same tariff reform
| policy that the democratic State commit
| tee of Maine. speaking for its party her
| in this city within the psst few weeks
endorsed as sound democratic doctrine
| They expressed In emphatic language the
appreciation of the efforts Of their part,
representatives in Congress to pass III
Wilson biu. and soiemnly resolved tha
they believed its passage would BE- o.
benefit To the business interests of Maine
and advantageous 70 the masses of tn,
people of the State"
MAINE A GREAT STATE.
Maine is a manufacturing, a commercial
and agricultural State. II Is only an i'm
aginary line that separates large part OF
her territory from a foreign country, ant
when you strike down the barriers of pro
lection that now surround the products Of
the labor of her people aud their indus tries
its baneful effects will pc felt In almost
every home in the $ ate
The Wilson bin advantageous TO tht
Masses OF the people OF the State = Ben
efciai TO the working men Of the : ate
80 say the democratic State committee OF
Maine, representing their party. would
Ike ID AK the "maS>c- OF the pc ppe
the men wnu labor IN our mills aud our
shops ani onr manufactures. how they
expect - find emplo, meut At home. st re-
munerattvc wages, & Great BTta H. tu
Do our manufacturing and supply our
markets and our people with the pro iuct~
OF her mills and tier ~hope, a. prop l~ci by
the W Wil,on hill
would ike 10 inquire ~ the Hcn " ho
find empios meut in the great I'VE india .trir,
that have aided 10 building mp pro.pcroe- :
towns and cities within our borders, how
they can expect to have Continued employ
mcnt iu that Industry II We ARE fo sur
render - Canada the American market.
aud allow her snd her chesp labor To- fur
ni>h u~ with that product ami Curtaii tie
production ~ our own
! wnn.d Ike to ask he men who sr, tIn-
piuyed IN the great lumber Interests M
Maine the men that labor In her for, -,
on her rivers snd IA her mills. cU.ting and
preparing that great product fpr market.
how tary expect 10 lind employ ymcut At
good wages when We invite a foreign
province 10 furnish that product % u
WITH their labor. a0d thereby parallze uur
own !umbrIin- interests.
And well NAV The great agricultural in
trTe>t' oi thc State Inquire how they can
hApf 20 cSczpt the disastrous Consequence
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