The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-24
|0USlNG RALLY.
rop pETTIGREW's MAGNIF-
lCENT SPEECH.
Audience Of Voters Expo.
[ McKinleyism Trusts -Ad-
/ [,,;s,ration Perfidy In the
philippines Republican
Record Unfolded.

house was filled last eve
adv an hour before the time
pettigrew was to begin his
~, the voters, and nearly all
,.r. waited patiently for his ap-
When the distinguished
orriycd he was greeted with
.,,er round OF applause before he
= speak aud also after being in
eel by Judge VIM. McGrath. Hon.
.m;,h and J. Leslie Thompson
.snried seats on the platform.
.,or pettigrcw in opening. ex-
k.lpeasute at sight OF the magniii-
aiionre. referred jokingly to Pres
lusnna and Vice President Frye's
Ir,t trip for him in South Dakota,
a s. lad not been hit and his
;. we're still unruiiied. 1t was no,
k..y for Senator Hanna to tell the
1. = This state that he had no horns
- III knew that he had been dc
l. by him last June in the senate.
brought down the house with
ll.rous applause. and Mr.. Pettigrcw
keaeJ to business. Our synopsis OF
tts. speech can be but an outline,
4 .ei the gist OF it even. the rich
i he made in reply to numerous
l,jol.s. wlll have to be omitted.
\ are III the midst OF the greatest
\ 4 contest in the history Of the
4 We have come To the point
+ greed and seliishness seek 10
k..os our republican form OF gov
tsa' Our opponents say. never
! H. form Of government, prosperity
(.e Is il possible. that the great
|t.ean party has come 10 this-an
j. 20 the stomach! 1t cannot be
IT, American people will be salts
.l,h such an argument, and yet Nr.
La says il will be all he will talk
.,uu,i election. But have We this
petty they boast about? Prices
J better during the Cleveland al
:.raiion than they have been during
.aree years Of Mckinley rule. Ihave
iaira,lon for Cleveland, never did
! he is precisely Of the same stripe
e modern republican, but a vast
Cement on President Mckinley
republican party Of to-day has gone
oihe democracy Of Cleveland and
iemocratic party has gone over to
republicanism OF Lincoln. But
tsrlty; The United States Stats
ABSTRACT. government document
can all get, shows that cotton. ha'
ard. beef, butter. cheese, oats. and
s. every other agricultural produc-
averaged higher in Clcvcland's
than during these first three years
chlnleys. Wheat has been 5 cents
'ush4l higher. MIR. Pettigrew gave
'9unl figures from the Statistical
Tact On the products mentioned to
las position. How about woo!s'
.ed someone. Wool is the same
~ America that il is in Europe
lsher, no lower. Your tariff don't
! ane cent, and you ought to know
"f, Mckinley doee not make the
'pean market. The tariff on wool
elvo cents a pound. and you pay for
HE trus, takes that out OF you and
wool is then held by them at pre-
the same price OF wool IN Europe,
scarcity Of wool in Europe caused
he death OF 5000. 600 sheep In Aus
a the past three years has raised
prlcc Of wool. But is Mckinley re
slble 70: the death Of these sheep:
he other hand there is a tariff ol
~ TO GO per cent on woolcn cloth
lou pay thiA too. besides being
''ea IN tho quality OF your goods
''arse Mongolian and Siberian wcols
,npor'od on n 2 cent tariff. tho back
~ ileece taken out. the rest made
.'olhlng which is palmed off on yoV
~ nigh grade woolens which arr
= % to 30 per cent in price by tn
= ana You pay this too. These ar
llcks OF the trust thai cost .o
.'F tariff or no tariff, How abou
~: Ten millions less than in ~
many the less to sapport and cducat
'l'es. But scarcity ra .ses prices, {
0'alf the Armour rust did not Il
pfice to suit iteelf. lie gets II
= 'lrher pail" Value of all anima
''tlhf mas decreased $500. 600, ,0Oos'n'
mere sorAeone threw out a sinr
'f!an, which Mr.. PettigreW reseh
"ltn s.nrn mud nnil AIR RrNnn Ol