Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-10-18

industrial classes of this country can import
their paintings and sta al FREE onu t ha
must pay tariff on sugar, which is an article i
s an eu 8" Ss1 ON opium
$500 900, and iewelry, $4,000. What cheer
men to be told that the tariff has been reduced
on laces, silks and yelyets on palntngs "strcn
Our 9" duty was 50 high on opium for smoking
practically to prohibit IT, tApplausel we
everything On the free list which we did not
produce and did not propose to produce we
posed to produce so as to help the American
people Appa'Ss1 They have got "a, a free e, Ii list
900, 900. OF what does their free lfss consist
SIS ooo o goo of it is on the farmers wool nearly
cultural products nearly $40 900. 900 of it is Oh
the lumber of the lunlherman. and $4,000. 900
and more of it on manufactured products. The
remainder is on a variety of articles This, then,
is their Wanted free list: and what have read
duty d1t u upon R foren rodurts ''S'e "
Some people thought the trouble in the
country to-day the money in the country.
Every dollar have got in the United States
to-day is good, whether gold. silver or paper
was never less employed than it is to-day.
Our embarrassment is not with the eharac-
we have got. but how to pet it out into circ,i-
lation among the people To get it into eircu-
thing to sell which somebody wants and which
that somebody is able to pay for; and no mat
ter what we have got to sell. if We can find
have got to keep it; ana if We keep it over
and on hand lose in whole or in part what
1T costs us to produce it: and soon as we
have got great quantity hand we won
make any more of the same thing: and if we
any, labor to help MS make it; and il we
don't employ labor to help us make it. we
wages win be stopped ana one great factor in
the distribution is stopped; and if we had twice
Would have e get it oHt by the 91 '0
Must Restore Confidence.
Now anybody who teaches any other doctrine.
have something to fetch it out, and the only way
is to restore confidence. The only way to get
that confidence back is to defeat the party that
| in this country can permanently stand in the
rospey " ar cbec il may y fenfe e
with it, as 1T has done and is now doing. but
the prosperity Of this magnificent . country. with
our splendid resources: and the matchless energy
way of that viii get out p' Of ts way u as as
soon as the people ana can in
The Democratic party, as at present Of
! 1t is for anything to get power: and then it is
never for anything which got it power. laugh
| ter, 1t was for the free and unlimited coinage
| of silver when 1t was cut of power and used
to go through the idle ceremony of passing a free
coinage S bin in the house when the Republicans
! to their constituents and state. See. we were
ate and the Republican president Would not Der
| nit oul' bill to pass New they have f fnll
power IN the Federal government power over
! every branch OF congress: they have had that
| power for nineteen months and Won haven't
| heard ABOUT the free and unlimited coinage ii
blow it ever received '1' '''' '''s
Tools of the Worst Trusts.
They posed ed in the campaign of 1892 as the
sion they have been the willing tools of the wors
| trusts III the United States They declared II
| ever had; and since they have been in power
/ by their industrial policy they have dealt tc
| labor the deadliest blow it ever received lAp
But. my fellow citizens. what else could vo,
ha'e of derne IRON forca party put in
MI nleveland az and and a Democratic congress:
voted for him? The free silver men voted f i
him. The single standard men voted for him
u Ine golaouss-as they are sometimes called on
| wan street-yoted for him. The men who were
II ho ana those who believed the
the disciple Of Henry George. voted for n hin
voted for hin IKE Demo 10 All such yasaries
voted for him, because he didn't holievn ~
cnn parry Mouia destroy the industries of the
caii,is. anu me Democratic free trader voted
LOT nm because he believed the party wouIi
The nemo ra ne custom houses of the country
those who don't believe much in nansjnp ai' vo ;d
for him and for who was dissatisfied voted
everybody who thus voted has been 5issst aa
| ever sih1e Laughter and applause) say
A word for the Old soldier.
"And now, my fellow cit;zens it,,
! want to call your attention inst ' fa as am
to another subject | do NOT ike t tor u moment
mnstration 7 n OF this is country by this ad-
pensions but believe that an yea excessive
ice. is entitlad and was disabled in its sery
| government which he helned pf FL from the
Afpi' 40 not believe either, that when