The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19

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& q 8. atiss q III. fssI q s N Miss
s. 6 Nc's:.: ss, X al sssss = ~ -.
I 5.n.nSs,: xA !: ne peat aat.onal ese.
that there came before that cenvention rep.
COUNTY,, s.sns ss.s al avn, p as
eight hosSss fof . days WORK. ne u twosslss
sso1..s s:us then You es aS .u
Sember. iS12. Great iaughtef and ap-
PoW 1. longer eet isaEse1 s snd ap
lie xo IPe from BE- door, Better ts a
sae that lag a Ss n. snf s
only was every. industry wording at its
xs SHe ss ee work es &
sinssries were 6siided Sp under that Law.
a sss ye5 S. built ss Mess stiss
law: under tie sfimuius Of the law Of 1904.
the q the mr W!
stimulated English Industries. tApplause.)
The WoekingmaAss Tia Pail.
While on this stand q workinsman brought
me this tin pail.thls bucket. He told me
American steel. and That steel made ' BY yam an
American workingman, and this tin pail
made BY an American citizen here. In the
every tln.piate factory in the United states
closed down. Why? Because the tariff law
Of 1894 had so reduced the duty upon the
foreign to make nj Il
the scale OF wages they had been paying I'M.
last Saturday night were put out on the
appiause not e only the ten as thousand a men
engaged in the immediate industry, but the
ten thousand more men that were making
the steel s e p and e s@ os then into
the shutting down Of those mills.
When was In the city Of Lincoln. Neb..
parade there was the representative Of what
was snid to be the largest brick company
in that state. and the head of that firm
WINS Demosratanot now daughter and
carried By the Idle workingmen was this
lS92-pot one In 1858 or 1904" (Applause)
and rs 'hs sSme Il line q
another.
Better than the law Of 1890: Why. undes
the law OF 1880 We collected from customs
every. day of the two years and a half It
was in operation to pay the expenses OF
the government. the Interest on the public
country. Great appinuse.| And since 1892.
when the new administration went In, and
the decree had gone forth that the Foley
under which our ,ndustries had been bai:de,!
IN and to which every delicate fabric Of
enterprise had been adjusted, from that
time down to this hour. the government of
tins hna SNnt rNv1 knI NSpxr
day Of any week Of those nineteen months,
penses Of the government. (Appiaase:J And
sc the s. Ss OF ths
sinee the day. q n 9esump ssa o Sos
S Sn2 borrow ssen sSRpe mon. to
but It has drawn upon the gold reserve III
the treasury-that has been sacred ever
since John Sherman established 1t down to
and ss millions s 81 1has
Expenses q the federal government. ~
MI, hut II is only history repeating itself.
the war was an administration of loans and
deficits and distress in business. aud the
first full Democratic administration since
the war Is an administration Of loans md
Repubiican Mistakes Are Patriotic.
Better than the law Of 1870? There were
mistakes Goa i In the ,aw-no great bin with
sine inlstakes--blt my country men. what
ever mistakes were In The law, hatcver
errors crept Into that law. every one Of
the American citizen, the American factory.
the American farm. Great arplausa.J But
Of the $40 blundera discovered in the law
net e spH q as 3 .apaSss s s ss
have not even. by accident or blunder. made
any mistakes in favor Of American enter.
homes.
Az; but they say: "Our tariff law Is bet.
ter than the Republican. law because 1t re-
I lES.s Duties" So It :lo,s e.d,,ca S.tie. ::
tells you-the title If tho hill tells You
they reduce duties to increase the reyenuc.
daughter and applause,l And no one vii!
this time: Renewed laughter.). We'll. now
| uct and increase the revenue you must null
the e.s Down On given
! increase the Volume OF Of the importation q
aa Ss wan %u 81 pIoes
hand was 90 per cent. The present tariff
is. say: 80 per cent.eO under our law, y
much revenue from q 80 per cent tarln a,
mnst import 1Yst twice ns n.any tqm ~; |,
ever occur to yon that every ndditionn
tumbler you import you diminish just thu
much production ct home! DO you Sc 9
production at home you diminish the labo
you diminish the employment. Of labor a
you smn11s @ Were S the i aSa
days work and two men TO- do It neither o
them will get as much as thoigh there we =.
two days work and only one a man to do II
ish the tariff you do 1t for only one pur
pose-that is, to encourage importation
That II what 1t Is done for. That Is tn
\ objection they make to the law OF 1851. tina
we discouraged importation. Well, we did
Homo Industries Encouraged.
We discouraged the Importation Of ever!
that A NJ S seu Sa Pf'aSS ss se S
home, that We might find employment 70
tur labor at home. ald give to the farmer
products Of their farms. .Applausc)
They reduced the duty on Tin pluto. as
said q moment ago. and yon see the effect
cheaper. Is there anybody tn this con1tr!
are now3 Laughter.) Does the farme
want less price for his wheat, Or his corr
nesota? Does the merchant want the price
OF the articles lie sells reduced In price
Who wants these cheap things? (LaugAte
and appiause.)
My fellow citizens. nothing is cheap
nothing is cheap that comes from nbroa'
ress among the American people. ZAP
from abroad Il It ielves the American prod
uct to rot in the ground. No manufacture
rtf Ia nh tn frv fnk o
from the lie work wore,nsdfen Of this country sAe
the old men in this audience, II they vii
let memory sweep buck. will recall tina
poorest. CApplause) And when the price
Of articles are lowest they IRE the hardes
to get. and that Is the trouble now, as IN,
friend sogsess But there Sa S Srs q. goo
tradc tariff pplor to the war. The old me
had the experience, and tho young me
have to haze it, a and now enjoying II
perience. my fellow citizens. after all: IS
form Of instruction the most efficient an
enduring. Sometimes we have to g
rG Sssn s send%s Ct asee sSs
has been free Caushter). but the ultimat
cost has been very great. 1t has been
sort Of compulsory education. daughter
But / believe its lessons will be practica
hut what duties have they reduced? Le
me give you just a few Of them; -, ean ammo
they are reducing duties not alone to II
crease the revenue. but to lift the burden
from the shoulders IT the poor people q
let US zee low ti,ey have done 4. The
have reduced the duty on leaf TOBACCO an
J Havana cigars. .4a4.OWs-articles Of necst
sity that g into a the homes e 81 the Pi ha