The sun., 1894-10-28

He doss not seem to bs satisfied vfth IN. ,rn0.
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Of this urcstion. take occasion to- S,Sh, so sal,
upon NJ. Mckinley 70 defend the principle Of
were eranted 20 the Louisiana sugar prui ueers' /"
ssnstor Hil then spoke st length on the pro-
Gn: tssn: sS Ss & t.s,i ssr S h HSs nd
barry speech to-day, said
Last night, in the city Of osveeo, cl.sI-
wss single manufactured srticie in the Demo.
cratic tariff bill upon which the duty was re-
suSsS .ss.s ss.n 'ssS Nc. S ,S
difference In wages entering into the manu-
fseture OF such srtiels between. this
referred IN manufsctured spticl.. npon
which the duties had been reduced, and not to
psees upon s ss G Il. .sI, sS
dently want 10 get .up joint tariff debate
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sgp.sl9s . ths Psspis q shi. STATE ether IN IN
He says make objection 10 his coming into
this state. make no such objection. recol-
publican friends brought into this s.sts FVre Tss,
alarm Foraker Of Ohio To help them He came
in here 70 discuss the bloody shrt issue, and IL
Issue. Now veleoms NJ. Mckinney here. E. as sIs :
dIstinguished Republican and as the Governor
S ss into this !. psS n sd eS oa
e. &. p-::.d, -. =. T.rit I'm be- e :sgad ssi
Ohio district concluded that would take =
little Journey into the STATE Of Ohio, and vent
pres their opinion Of him. You probably ail
recollect that Mr.. Mckinley was not returned to
He need not imagine haV. % any feeling r on PisS sS:
cuunt of his presence here.
asked him to name one manufactured
N he
tariff was reduced where suficfent duty was
not allowed to remain 70 represent the differ
He knew was not referring 70 articles placed
upon the free list. He mentions wool one Of the
fsetured article. You ali know the. WOOL Inn IN Il.
raw state comes in free A. one Of the necessaries
Of hfe. the same as tea and coffee, Wool comes
msnsfsct1re q clothing and other S ss ~eerins Ing
o. the psSp 70 Mr. the Of :
mentions agricultural products. What have
:sTsS .rs.. Ss ri ,S DO . .
sand bushels Of Wheat imported into This tRi,
Ihsa 90 You sfD'rt touSon S1r
wnsFe ,T Ion enter m Nj int eompsti,,son nth the
not = single Agricultural product ~ upon which
duty was placed in the Mckinley bill which was
Of any substantial value % the farmers OF the
article as not being prop
erly protected by our new tariff. This Is a SUB
tect am familiar with There was q new glass
works started In my own home at Elmira- had
interviews with glass manufacturers. and |
know positively that there was . sufficient duty
left upon glassware to more than represent the
difference In wages between this and other
The real difnculty with Mr. Mckinley IL he
wants this country to be ruined. and the coun-
Try refuses to Be, and prosperous times have
been returning for many weeks past. IL might
aid Mr. Mckinley's tariff hobby should you turn
over this State 10 the Republicans, but tell you
he In opposed to the best interests OF every
and everv citizen in the country.
He does not want the country TO succeed under
. Democratic tariff, but II viii. The commercial
travellers. and there are no better judges. re-
port that business 10 picking up all over the
Senator Hin then referred to the repeal Of the
Sherman Silver Law and the Federal elections
Law. and charged that Last years pa nic was due
10 vicious Republican Legislation. In closing he
referred TO his acceptance OF the nomination
and said he was going to win: When he finished
be received q burst of applause. the audience
standing on their feet and waving their hats in
the air.
James Lindsay Gordon addressed an over
low meeting outside of the opera house. where
he spoke for over al hour to over three thousand
people who thrunged the thoroughtares lead
ing TO the hall The eulogy Of Senator Hill and
his references to the apportionment and A. p.
A. questions were warmly applauded.
Senator Hill and party left here at IL 30
,'clock tonight for Albany. where he will spend
sunday and Monday. Speaking there Monday
dght.