New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
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r's0'' ,,cr<,nley then went into the productive
Na,o' ~ the Wolverine State very extensively.
ssSs,ics u
md cOntlnu'''
can nxsalth will ever lend her influence to
comh'vrar free trade. dishonor and partial or
nes snssrrdiatlon? (Cries Of NO. Never,"O
sa,re a,f ~ forever no. What the people of this
10 -. ga want whether they dwell in Michigan.
corhu!!s or Ohio. is 4 policy that will protect
1snpS.,snd those American interests against the
sad ,a o. rom any quarter. Great applause)
ouis'ex ne want is a tariff put on foreign goods
Nna.,oueh not only to give us revenue enough
sgn ,he Government. but to furnish protec-
70 run run every American industry and occupa-
ton This is the policy of the Republican party.
Ipplause)
a,s, great delegation OF the day came from
u" l".mo County. Ohio II numbered 300 men.
N' u,are farmers. mechanics, railroad men and
I's IN the crowd More than fifty banners.
.nnrorriate political inscriptions. were borne
= the delegation. They greeted Major Mckinley
j.. m,eh,y cheers. Congressman s. A. Northway
Va .,. Spokesman. A large delegation of miners
farmers from Perry County. Ohio. came within
',,s distance just behind the Ashtabua people.
SPEECH TO STURDY BUCKEYES.
" Pascoe presented them to Major Mckinley
| ", addressed the two delegations as follows:
Thar. IS studied effort made in some quar-
=. ~ this country to teach that the employer
'eH is attempting to ensave the working
al ask you, men Of toll. all around about
m uho is the better friend or lapor-he VINO
I', Is.s Won work that brings contentment, or ne
g,"onlv brings words that create dlsconteht!
Tho Thonssnnot os be- there ought never to be. any
Thel. T., between labor and capital. (Cries OF
:s@3!}5 ga3} 'F' 49,. -. :. ,os ,n,sre., Of the
ine Won know that the greatest friend to
chsi. is idleness They talk about making the
sorkingmen slaves There Is no uahSei = oi ID a
rorsinsman ever becoming slave II ne re-
hp
ee's,,x ee'es vaars from 1860 70 1890 under the
ia -ams n,s noiicv of a protective tariff The best
tsSsnd 10 labor, the best policy III tne interest,"
n labor is that policy WhiCh si' 49, o Vyh,t
81 & op' IA vou think subserves that interest best
F rarr policy Of protection. or their poicy Oh Tree
| ,-sssP "a voice: "McKinleys poncy, ,,
Tt;s great audience fairly represents uiVersl-
.aIndus,rjss in the United States On the one
nsu S. ~ me are men who manufacture. on the
s,Ssr side are men who handle IRON ore; ana
in front are men who dig our coal One 70 ue
.rdsn, an the other and here in the audience
ers CONSERVATIVES Of the railroads or the
Country who transport not only raw material
tr, the finished product from one ehd or the
ous unless the other is prosperous You Know
| ,Ss, from experience. There is not handler
| ~ ore at the Ashiabula harbor VINO Goes nor
know that when the great ore ana sleel iiuus- MUS!
,-,ss n this country are STOPPED ne has nothing
% Al There Is not coal miner from fe'ry
| County who does not know that when the nres
s,s extineuished in our furnaces there ls no
demand for him. (AppauSe ana cries oi
| Vow the Republican policy is universal 1t
| APPLIES TO every industry from the man VINO
digs the COAL which they call the raw Hiatelld'
IL they lust tried digging ii for time now
svar ,he,. would find il not so very raw
1aughter)-from the man who mines the ore IN
Michigan TO tt, man who handles IL al our sIrd'
| ports and 10 the final finished pIoduct. 'he ne
| nuhlican policy protects and defends them all
| Ana what DO we defend them against We de-
| fend them against the products OF cheaper
labor in the Old World. We defend our labor
because In the United States the laborng man
il an equal citizen with every other man in the
country I am glad 10 have your assurance or
an unprecedented victory In ONO ms year
Ohio never has been behind. tCres OF And she
never will be found there'D
| She led in the great Civil War and she has
| Ned In the march Of progress and her states
manship has been impressed upon the most
| glorious pages of American history. Applause)
MILL WORKERS FROM PITrSBURG.
Three thousand stalwart workingu,en from the
shops, mills and mines o. Oliver Brothers in Pitts
burg and UniontoWn. Penn were he rext callers.
George T. Oliver introduced them 10 Major Mckin-
ley, who said:
There is one thing that be said about the
Republican party-t does not teach the doctrine
OF hate and prejudice. but teaches the gospel OF
peace. goodwill and fraternity between the en-
The man who would array the poor against the
rich. labor against capital classes against
classes or section against section is not friend
OF the country, but Is an enemy OF the very best
interests OF every citizen. | would rather teach
that doctrine which is so prevalent this year,
North and South. where none are for party. but
al Tor Government. tGreat applause) This is
'he true policy OF sturdy American citizenship
and civilization. ] look into your earnest faces
and believe ! know what is in your hearts
Cries Of "Mckinley.')
inere IS but one aim and purpose. and this
tnat you may have the opportunity to work
'or yourselves and for your families Great ap-
pause This opportunity is best enjoyed wher
We 90 our own work In the United States. and
not In some other country Of the world. (Grea'
sneerngJ This opportunity cannot be reached
no"e'er until we have return OF confidence
shlch can only come when the American people
nave settled Tor all time that they VIII have NJ
appreciated currency. and declare that the prin
e,pies OF The Republican party shall be upheld
Loud cries Of "Right,'O When confidence
comes money will come if you had all the sill
M ssr OF the world in the United States (cries o.
we don't want iti'p, it would not make NOR.
ousiness. Great applause) Business make,
money; money does not make business. (Grea
s.eeringJ Every one Of YOU had plenty of wori
sood wages until the Free-Trade policy wa
aaugurated in 1892. (Cries Of That's what ",
aaa' We want 10 restore our Protective pol
NJ, we have good money now. but we hav
H'ue business confidence. No business man will
manufacture If he does not believe that at tn
eno OF the year he will make d profit The busi
ness man cannot plan for the trade II he doe
s so' Know what Kind Of competition he is to hav
.ivih abroad The less he has OF foreign com
t~.uon. the more work you have al home a
pause)
! thaak you for this cali Nothing gives m
eer sea.er satisfaction or calls from me deepe
sl4atude than TO have the workingmen OF thi
aounUy enrol themselves the side OF goo
ssS,'"srhinent. ~ sound currency and the supremac
ihrce hundred and fifty employees o! the Adams
SAsnai Electric Light Company of Cleveland, VIII
au been patiently waiting behind the stand wer
"aoouced by l.. Rogers. One of the banners born
'ns delegation said: Mckinley may look lis