Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-01-12

J
ceed to give you three or four reasons why
my text is markedly AMI graphically true in
this year 1894.
The first reason we have always the pool
with us is because of the perpetual overhaul
ing of the tariff question. or, as l shall cal
it, the tarifflc controversy. There is nee
for such a word. and so l take the response
bility of manufacturing it. There are millions
. Of people who are expecting that the present
Congress Of tlc United States will do some
thing one way or the other to end this dis
cussion. hut it Will never end. When
was five years OF age, | remem-
Der hearing my father and his neigh
bors in vehement discussion of this very
question. 1t was high tariff or low tariff ot
4 no tariff at all. When your great grandchiit
dies at ninety years of age, it will probably
be from Ovcr-eXertiOn in discussing the
/ tariff. On the day the world is destroyed,
I there will be three men standing the post
/ Office steps-one high tariff man,
/ another a low tariff man. AMI the other "a
/ free trade man-each ono red i'm the i7c1
from excited argument on this sub
ject. Other questions may get quietcI, the
Mormon question. the silver question. the
/ pension question. the civil service question.
An questions OF annexation may come TO
/ peaceful settlement by the annexation OF ISL
/ anls two weeks voyage away and the heat
/ of their volcanoes conveyed through pipes
/ under the sea made useful in warming our
continent. or annexation Of the moon. de-
thr9nnS the queen oil nis9t, VINO Is sue. ~
nc uls9o'ule, ana bringing me iuHh toi..'"
tioh7 uuuer tne influence OF gu. nee u5'l'"
uohs yea an other questions, N".i9u. on. u,
inter liA'loH"i' may oe sv''i9u, "ut .'' '..'','.
question never II VIII HO' VuI1 u.'Vl ~"
settled Out II can never DC moderately qu'y'
lor more than three years az q u.n', e. g
| party getting mo power taxing one "l 'Ho
lour years 10 iiN II up, ana lueN '"' H-N.
/ party VIII TX II down, Our finances e'In?1
/ get Wei because OF TOO many Doctors. Is
/ WIN SICK NallohS as Win So" IA "'.I"I's.
h-re Is Il man .e!IloN ui9oI"'I5' ~ ~ rs
Dois. uVcIol - c"''ed IA i, ..7 "..'ll ..
~ Ieoli- 'e, ,.o,,,,
D,'- - pos' l'D" ,u' "lll .' 'N' ...'
l't,., r'i' III ai'o''i'l "o '''' 'i' 80,
""d' ms P"'ieH' H''us y ''',' '','"o
Low to" up NoIS 7.e.'e- anu '"' ~"
u3siles. bIt y II recovery I7 ~
"i.o.l.. '1.Lio 49, - '.' va 800
"'.-,iiu's'ei9 SOl.'9 sl."" '-' '''
an 'l' l'"c l!,, "'''' ~
h9cOfeIy SUI, Post oA''' 'u. I'Ilul 9ty
'Nal sucn sih0H 'eIIe'7 r"A",' "','tu' ~
Mucl anyhow. ana an aH9ntlNl' b0clor is
called I'D, and be says, "Nldt thiS patient
wants Is calOmei and Jai1p. recovery stul
postponed, n hydrop3thic doctor is callelin
ana he says "Nhat this patient wants is
hot ana cold paths ana h' hH-' nave tNeih
u-l' away. 1uIA Oh 'N. 't' anu ~
real( Tor the shower Ni'l-. recovery =
sum postpohsa, an ei-'-li' N' ioI Is caii'''
H. w me- urlH57 d" '" sI''.s - o,''.
UP5u 1l9 ,oOl SUM- II ezra '. ~
u 49, s.' "577 '0l ''' Ni''''9' 80.
Hi'.l niiu' 100 many Y''t'IS' Anu ',,al
Is what j. hi"ihS oul N+.i'N. imam = H9
personal lrlehds, 'i.' .i.ll ana harrison
and Carlisle and Mckinley and sherman, az
talented and lovely AMI splendid men as
walk the earth, all good doctors, but their
treatment OF our lan-u.shius finances IS 50
different that neither treatment hasa tuil OD-
pOrtunitv, and nicr the constant changes It
IS simply Wonderiui il1t the Nation SIN
lives. The tariff question will never be set
yea because oil the la't--Wnlch l nave never
ueard any one r+'5-"l uu' neVer'he'e9'
the licl-,hat Hlsh lirlH Is Dest lOr s0mt
people ana lree ira 'r lN best Tor others. 1his
tar.Hc contIolef7t Keeps business strutS
through WIN uncertainty ana that uhcer'
tainty results i'm poverty ana wretche ines4
for vast multitude OF people. Ifthe eternal
CAB on this quest. ion could have been fash.
toned into loavD~ Of bread. there would not
be hungry muu or woman or child on all
the planet. To the end Of time. the words
OF the text will De kept true by the tariff
controversy" have the poor always with
you.
Auolner cau' o, perpetual poverty Is inc
cause aiqoAoH'' The victim does not las
lons' lie soon eron 'has INTO the drunSa[ -
SrdNs' Pu' "H'l ABOUT ms we ana cur
ureHt oue laA'- ih Washing When sac can
geo II, OF soeS o1l |orshS on snal wages.
because sorrow ana privation nave iet het
Irical'd ti. - no strong woman wolS;
lng cl,Ill.5 "lt nun Dioolel An9 gun
ont p''9 "lt "s'N' stan ing arounl Il! co..'
rooHls' % ply 'IlnS pennies on tne street COT
her' ana mun'hnS slice OF un9utlere'
preal "n'n 'Hey can get It, sworn at oy l't U.s.
49, ,-S'. L,.,., t no no. 57' ouS VI 'I -.
,.onan5o,l f -. ~. -, No ,r,,,.
oration .r.a,, '' 5an ,uy sn,atite a5i
frau constitution. candidates for aim
house ami penitentiary Whatever
other cau,s oi poverty NAV fail, the saloon
may be denanl.I ON 70 furnish an ever in
crossing thr,n,o nonnars Oh. We Crog-
shops of BROOKLYN ami New York aud OF all
the cities We mouths of hell. when will ye
cease 10 cragDch and devour? There is no
danger of the liouor business failing. All
other sf-fas ,f t,,siress at times fail Dry