The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-09-18

man wants 70 engage IN BOm0 Hiuu VI
manufacturing which uses tin as basis:
He finds a tin trust controlling eb per
cent. Of the output Of the nations tin and
he has to buy what he uses OF that one
firm. He finds that steel and iron are
controlled by trusts, so that what he
has to use he has to buy from these
trusts. And what Is the effect? The ef-
feet Of 1t Is that the small manufacturer
is being ground to pieces. The result Is
that II man is selling in foreign mar
kets, then the trust II It raises the price
Of his raw material, has hampered him
in his competition with those in other
lands, who can buy our own product here
at lower price often than that product
plause and cheering.) :.
Trusts Supply Hanna's
Campaign Funds.
What is the Republican party doing to
protect the country from the trusts? Moth
ing whatever. And why not? Why, II the
Republican party were to kill the trusts
II might be prosecuted for murder. more
applause). Not only for that but It might
spring. prolonged applause). It would
be invading its own family circle and IL
the Republican party destroyed the
trusts, where would It get its campaign
funds from2 CONTINUED applause).
Now isn't II strange that the people who
are not benefited by a trust can be blind
to the evils OF the trust or can be deluded
nv Republican pronnisesp You read in
the paper that A sugar dividend has been
declared. want you laboring men to look
among your effects at home and see II you
have any stock in the sugar trusts? Figur
UP what your per cent. Is OF the DIVIDENDS
declared and you will hnd that you did
not get any Of the dividends, but whenever
you buy sugar you contribute towards the
trusts. When you see that the Standard
Oil company has declared dividend, Just
figure out what your share OF the DIVIDEND
Is and you will find 1t is nothing. Yet
every time you buy oil, you contribute to
the dividend. When you see that the barb
wire trust has declared dividend OF SO
per cent. ysu farmers ask yourselves what
your share Of the dividend was? You got
nothing Of 1t, and yet you got caught on
the barbs when the wire went up. (Pro-
longed cheering and applause).
Isn't 1t strange that a Republican, who
suffers from these trusts, can be blind to
the fact that his party maintains these
trusts in control Of the government? Isn't
1t strange that, while the man at the
head Of tho trusts knows which party to
help, the man who Is employed by the
trusts, sometimes does not realize what
Is going on, or does not seek man OF
worth: But you cannot see what
Is going on, on the trust question, l am
going to believe that there Is stlii
chance Tor you TO see "nat ID going on
on the army question.
Increase Of the Army.
For when YOU come to the army you are
dealing with a subject where the figures
every one should not understand. II I
had a blackboard here I would write on
the blackboard twenty-five thousand
and after that number I would write 1.-The
size Of the standing army when the pres
ident entered the White House." Then I
would write lone hundred thousand" and
after 1t "the size Of the army asked for
by the president within two years after
he entered the White House." Then I
would ask him to multiply twenty-five
thousand by four and he would find that 1t
would make one hundred thousand. That
Is why the president asked for an army
iour times as large as the army was when
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