The sun., 1900-10-15

Republican party can find 10 promise
the white men of the Middle
States, is what the slaves always had
Chairman salisbury ought TO know
something about slavery. as he and his
forebenrers havc been TIE advocates of
thar particular economic auJ social sys-
ten for time longer than the memory
Of man runneth, and vet he does net ap-
pear 10 have known tEat the "h!ack
slaves Of the Soutl'' never owned even
dinner pail. The workmau~ dinner
jpail is Il mark If distinction. lt> pos
session indicates personal freedom. an
individuality aud mallincss entirely CON
ltrayening any Of the characters
tics o. conditions Of slavery in hi, make
up. The workman who carries i dinner
pail. carries with him the badge Of in
dustry the badge of a bread winner for
il home Of his own; carries 10 his work
what faithful loving wife. or mother
or daughter has thoughtfully provided
for his rcfreShmcnt when work ceases
al the noon hour. When that dinner
pail is full, il is the proof that the man
is steadily employed at good wages. and
that the woman who filed the pail was
happy when she filed it. and that al
the inmates Of that mans home were hc-
ins we'll fed. and are enjoying the COM
f"rts II life; that the Wife. mother or
daughter WHO filled the dinner pail for
him is deceutly clad, and that the chill
drcn if children thare NJ III thc hone hr
ha, left III going 10 work. arc ven fpl.
wen clothed. and ii this country that
they are II school tlg dinner pat IL onr
uf thu marked distinctions b.jUcen tle
industrious workman and tl, hobo. Tie
fnll dinner Pail mal II thr lloiuct ii I'LL
Republican tariA-of protection thar.
Nh. salisbury cunfe>se~ III least, de-
vclor- industries, rAv hnln. the Tramp.
now th;t its economic polieie, can pro.
ducc actual slaves. Is the product %.
Democratic frcc trle Dinner pail>
are of no Use when Democratic free
trade law has parulzed industry. when
idlentSs and poverty has nndp It im-
possible To keep il full; when farm pro
duets rnt u the GROUND because il dncs
n"t pay 70 harvest them. ana whcn men.
women and children Starve.
The tariff, says Chairman Saulsbuiy.
breeds trusts. These trusts arc the pro-
duct IF condition in which manufnc-
lures are fostrrcd and encouraged 81
yond precedent. According 10 Mr.. Saul>-
bury they are the product of booming
Industries. nf steadily employed labor
of the full dinner pail That is true.
Another thing about it that is true. is
that neither the trusts nor the workman
can exist under Democratic rule. The
trusts collapse t.4c mills are lille and the
business goes into the hands If the rr-
ceivrr the workman i, idle: all the com
f"rt sors out If his homes his family 4,
broken III. wife ana daughter ,lrudviug
in some body rl,r'> home, and the dinner
Ipuil unused and r-clp,- rust- out anil Il
thrown on iht ash tap. whi,r TIL mau
j. a iram. lg4riu- III. w5.s. ~ become
tho Aobo theou-l Continued Dou@.ratic
iDir-e> Gillin- b.i4l.
i ! uay u,crs-a5Y iu tl4t- discussion
iaea Nit Saal-haG urr-h IVY attempt
' ti.a III al't!H j. ts'.-I ltiaeiplr
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ali Ills also w. know, tHfiAr result,
Nj l5eu .atin tr tua. hay. always
h""il directly oplo-.te to WHAT Mr. Sau!,-
burl aud his colleagues sail they would
be. Whrn ther said the Tariff won!d
cause hal'l tiil., through hi4ll prices ana
high taX">. thr tariff brought good times.
plentE # work, snal wages. ana paving
''' ~ = 4A4'I MINUS tiltl lll;lilll-
facturer>. When they said free trade
would bring good times through I'll
chrapelins Of products. it brought. stag
nation aud ruin To business and illene,s
and poverty e labor. What vi havr
. said here ha> been verified within
the last eight years. We have had the
country fan from the apex III CONNER.
"ial AMI industrial achiry, mont. under a
Cleveland i'rer trair administration. and
] '!"rrld \, the very bottom of rhy III, II
: 'li,rond'nry aud li~mir; We have had a
,nlaei. aid sloiior, drliyelaure from
i thti pit under Mckinley tarln a,lm.il-
i~uatign. Eul Mr. Saul,laa5 ,ag. liz
t PROSPERITY Eria- tlia. hr.ad- tHi-t,.
Wr. ,Gina,e Il aoes. ~ Lt lso,plity
j vim i, wosk 'i'l money. w.,a #, stead
ilf employed ia0m aal fHl ijune1 pail.
I"''cr tlla aaye..' Taa -.t- ,gu-; kiIl-
hs e." tstair: If D5a5ovl,e am
,Mel 'ii, question {, , TA. Re,ua.