The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-01

.aH Natd Congressional! District Of Iiyinio:
,rl.~lN9 4oQy Executive Committee for this Congress-
charged with the management Of the present cam
49,. discharge Of the duties deyolvng upon them they
and summon to the aid of the party every true and
H9,a,v demonstrates that crises occur in the history
TOR and demand the active and faithful services of cv-
-e VINO sincerely believes in the correctness of its
...ns,.y OF It's policy and purposes
one OF srea; peril for the Democratic party; not by
nr @. arv omission of duty its part to the coun-
lad to shoulder the blunders, the extravasance the
,,.f roiberv the characterization of silver, the de-
.rt;re tine enormous, corrupt and dishonest pension
i4 iaquities.
.ty charges The past and present financial condi
attributable to the Democratic party. This charge is
sl.. There is not single element Of truth in it.
. laururatci President of the United States on the
10 that nigh Office by overwhelming vote of the
liz that vote that tariff taxation should be reformed;
-.,. alone should be levied by the government Faithful
ia The Democratic party the people, President Cleve
g.ess in extra session, and Congress entered
of the duties that the people had charged them with.
t Congress i at all times necessarily slow, and the
on tariff in the interest of the people and
unnecessary injury to American industries and labor
. OF division and differences in its ranks and the
The Rcanhlica! party tariff bill, which, while it is not
lrty desired is the best that could be had, and is
-,s.er enacted in the history OF our country.
Tf4T THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS DID.
charges that the Democratic party has redeemed
III, reole: that il has done nothing to relieve the
nothing to lift from the shoulders of the people the
1esy upon them. We present for your consideration
:a this Democratic Congress has done for the relief OF
record shows concusively that the charges OF the Re-
"a 49, demonstrates that Congress has done every
&. .,it b o. under the circumstances
.e .ra SILVER Law which required the government 10
qooqoounces silver and pay for the same IN Soia
81 euaciua the credit the governments and importing
"a commercial manufacturing and financial interests
S. statute. the Federal Election Law, the most odious
ever enacted, and thereby restored to the people
"a t aud connlee control over their elections free
Supervisors and deputy marshals whose sole duties
So .iacy had been intimidate arrest ana lmPr'so"
81 their ballots
81 lturcs Of the government below those OF the las
more that SIS 100000, thereby relieving inc peo
1 ii HAT immense sum into the Federal treasury 10
ses in tie various departments and by the AID OF the
,.a-vd with useless positions, thereby reducing inc
% al >I.wOO00 annually.
mcss obnoxious, Informed and oppressive measure
"a & Law and substituted i'll its stead measure o' REVENUE
ISL tyte trade and restore prosperity
& aoc7 saving the public funds in the treasury
ec,i from the people, millions OF dollars annually III
8 $50 5l private individuals in the prosecution Oh '''
"a ; taxation bv states counties and muncl pahes OF
"a % millions of taxable values which had heretofore no.
"a @ but had enabled INSCRIPTIONS Pelson' H.,
8 escape from their Just share OF the burdens VI W.
8 statute books the most drastic measures aSa'ns
# uynopotes engaged in foreign commerce ever eh
income Tax upon the wealth Of the country therepS
M 81 the rich due share Of the burdens Oh so'e'
A .ly Of labor by providing by law National noi
"a Cumbia upon Which the working people may cease
A peaceful celebration Of their achievements ana W.
$50 hundred laws for the benefit of the people III
IN .i-e country. -,
4eoear, question that has been at issue between the
~ PARTIES is the tariff
agjg il, its platform uDon which Grover Cleveland was
"a @ pledged Itself the people to relorm the '"tn o '
4oae The Democratic party denies and combats tue
can lawfully enact tariff law for protective put
M .'es IN and advocates tariff for revenue 'ion' 49,
'eoi such tariff affords, and such 4 'af' "'O'
s s@ ~ ~ Just and honest purposes
# patty believes in and advocates 4 tarlH i0l Po'''
A ae and past legislation is on this line. IN low wv
2M eactela tariff law known as the Mckinley Bin INC
laioal convention III 1892 denounced TINS McN'"'''
M and careful examination Of this bill viii aen'o'
@ @ charge 1t is the p-sheaf Of long continued 'u
@ ''a Tie part Of manufacturers and other mohop0''s
1. Mckinley Biz for reckless and audacious ies''
s8 IFecedent in any civilized country
s ye'aeea the two parties submitted 70 tue p''p'
oler Cleveland in 1892, large majority % 'n0 's'
@ M 'ole, favor Of tariff reform and the repea u VIZ
TARIFF DUTIES is A TAN
tax BY The Mckinley BILL is levied upon almost ~
@ 'ed into the United States. This tarih TAX ID pA'e
M Tue man or woman who buys the imported gcoos' nc