The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
H'kINLEY ON IHENEw IARIFF.
The High Priest OF Projection 10 Pleased
TO Criticise The New Law.

W NIliiCi7e ne NfW Inv.
BANGOR. MAINE, Sept. S.-The great
est audience ever gathered indoors 10
hear a political speech in Bangor as
sembled in the city Hail to-day 10 listen
10 Governor Mckinley. of Onto Every
seat Wds occuI ie1 and hundreds We're
obliged 70 stand. ana at least u thousand
We're turned away. Fully ZJ. heard the
speech, which Was received with mani
festati0ns OF appreciation. The Cover
nor prcfaccd his address by warm trtb-
utes 90 James g. Blaine and Hannibal
Hamlin.
The Democratic President and Dem
ocraic Congress, he said, have been run
ming the Government for eighteen months
during which time little else has been run
ming. Industry has been practically stop
ped. labor mas found htue employment.
ana when employed 10 has been at great
iN REDUCED wages. Both Government and
people have been draining their reserves.
ana both have been running IN debt
Inc Government has suffered IN It's rev
.4iues and the people In their incomes.
lhe total losses 10 the country In busi-
ness property and wages are bev0nI
human calculation. There has been no
t'79t-l'n lu the waste Of wealth and
wages. 40 coutentmeut. brightness. or
nope mas anywhere appeared. The appeals
10 cHai+iy have never been SO numerous
"i uNt their necessity every
flIfif ST. Congress has disap-
pointed the people, triAed with tie sacred
UuSt c,n'tej o. q. excited distrust and
f",rr 'H'i lnFertWrnts.
il'ifei. n platforms mean anything.
10 Overt throw our long continued policy
OF protection. they have quarrel ed and
comp 'iusei. ana. upon their own teSti-
Hi'i,yt me result ot their long wrangl Is
larlH .aN with which nobody is satisfied.
law which even those who made apollo
-lIe iOr, law which the chairman on
w ays ana Means and almost the entire
democratic side # the House condemned
10y yen and nay vote only few days
before its passage, affirming the inten-
non, ln The most solemn manner. MT %
permit N % bee enacted: law which
AN factions of the Democratic party
aeroe is the work Of n m0nstrOus trlst
which Chairman Wilson confessed in the
House amid the applause of his cOnftdcr-
ates, with deep chasrin Held congress
10y the throat law OF which the
House was SO thoroughly ashamed that
they had no sooner passed IL than they
made hot haste TO seek It's immedla a.
amendment by passing supplementary
hills which put their tarffei sugar. coal.
lead iron, and hai bed ere on the free
list. law which tho President condemned
before its passage. ana from Whlch
when passed he withheld his approval a
law which was characterized before It's
passage ly the greatest leader In the
Democratic party the senior senator
from New York. us "a violation Of Demo
cratic pledges qnd principles
Imt even ~ the Democratic leaders
We're satisfied with what they have done
before the settlement could Dee accepted As
final and the country Doe set at rest. the
new law must pass the review OF the
people and be approved by them. lt the
country was disposed 10 accept II as final.
and could permanently adjust business TO
H. the party fin power would not nave II
SO. They have declared win holdn'SS
and uuanimity this. unfortunately, con-
stant aEitatl0n until the am day or Alarch,
1895. az least. and for two years longer
after that unless the people in the con-