Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-14
1T IS IGNORANCE THAT WASTES
EFFORT" TRAINED SERVANTS USE
SAPOl 10

There was one treaty that was un-
touched. 1t was a little older in date
but nevertheless reciprocity treaty
In 1873 we negotiated this treaty witt
Hawaii to the end Of admitting heI
sugar Later was organized that mon
ster called the Sugar Trust" ono
quarter of the monopoly of sugar en-
tered the trust ana in 1894 the trust con-
cluded it wanted something more than
this 50, 900 900 duties admitted;it wanted
forty-fVe per cent. duty on every
spoonful Of sugar that left the refiners
for our table ana it got that The
Southern sugar farmer in my state be-
came very angry ana as a rule declared
himself as a Republican.
In 1893 oar fleece had reached the
volume Of 3G4 0Go.eo9 pounds Fifteen
months after MI Cleveland entered
his administration our clipping ana our
herds declined $7o0op.ga0 III value.
During he Last Mckinley year only
$e5o0.GJ0 Worthof foreign wool and dur
ing th- first Mckinley year $33 600, 600
worth ~ foreign wool came in. Those
vino PRE- raiscrS of wool can readily un-
derstlnd uaaj they ara not getting by
ten ar eleven cents The -pricc Of wool
per pound that they received Ia 1902
Se win the lumber man. There ARE
'".f"' people engaged IN the lumber
ti't'e u liis country. IT Is Wen known
now lnf dhticS HAN. been StricAeA Gu
IN" 'aEadian bars were loWeret.
Nei, says ihe Democracy, ~ Is true
tiat So. hay" taken one ana hHiI
@"llli7n on rom farm products ten
m'iIl"n ei from lumber eight aAd
hall million off from wool. in al forty
one ANA Il half million. but see what
Tr have done for the poor man and 81"
hnW We have anticipated his Wan,@.
Il he wants fine paintings and statuary-
iu his house don't We let them in free?
i r. wants choice Administer carpets
81 lis house floors or barn floors, don't
VIZ let thom in free? If he Will drink
choira hrandies and wines. don't We
lot thom in II his WIG would Wcar
zeal skins and ostrich feathers and
silks and satins, why should he grum-
hie when We have taxed the necessa-
ries of life ana have eased upon the
Injuries
mere are many phases 70 the ques-
ton ol protection but do not know
tnat iecl at liberty to enlarge upon
s't'ti"
First As to that convention Of Bryan.
ne mort hHrn Democracy received a
severe lesson AT Chicago. For years
southern republicans We're denied tho
right 81 free speech and are now very
ol'en threatened with violence and
uli"l'Ied INTO silence At Chicago.
liiiiEan 81 south Carolina, Blackburn
"l NehluckF' harrls 81 tennessee and
vest 81 MlsSoull, SAID, This Is our
convention and we propose to run il q
9ul' ourselves ana the northern pemoc
I"VE mus accept e!'nef a gag or eN-
= ,'.' '''' l'i''e'it'ol MY TRENDS, tAe
'i'Deh states between the Potomac
an" "%as cast ~ votes for Bryan or
"N"t iidi4 the huMaer necessary 70 /
H'i'ii'itte' wen! 81 -76 votes Of your
TI'''i''''u states from Mdlne To the
-. o'''d' nhlE T. were cast i"r that can
t"'aIv' NV" hundred and thirty-nine
.'''el u beillocfatlr delegates were
4"i'eH 40 Slt do"h under southern
MYSTERY. 4heN refused % leave the
~ SH'i'H anu th"| refused to vote. |
rs nav mn LOT temporary
II ''',''l, ths9 s@la. But no. they
~ i'"iiiel pi Virginia Weil. |
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