The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-17

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BUSINESS % FIT &c lJNTRY::,,',ssss
cts rom remarks ofsHon.C g:
Grosyenor OF Ohio. daily Con
IonaIR ecord, ApriI$ "a 904. y y
There is no such cond ition8of things
as the gentl enan from Missouri
be Amend has presented. His
stion IDS is don you re
ii q ont You revise
5Ssk 1yy donta do something
about tariff 2'ss hat us all so much
ted ngnage, because we do not
an To orIn he tariff I'VE do not
q 10 the tariff; and If we
are going strai SHIT head when
reaSy nd y;e5wi do these
see e & do 50. We will
not fsturb businessSof this coun-
not bring about the
nditfon of S98, hat will break up
ss or prosperity Of this coun-
We VIII give notice TO the peo-
pie or this country when we are go
to revise the tariff.
We believe that there can be moth.
done as political party more
sdanagings to- the best interests of5thei
people of the country than to an
1onnceEa Standardization in advance to
do some radical thing in legislation
viii halt, para1yze, and eyentu-
ally upset the business of$theS country
The business Of the country is sensi-I
ave, and the mere induction of the
Democrafic party into power with its
present threat of demolition of the.
tariff tuation would para1yze bust
ness througho the country as itsdfd
1S93 It does not need the full CON
snmnationsof their purpose; their al
legation, wi til the power IN their
hands TODD harm is allthat is neces-
saTy for5the great work Of injury and
estructfon
call the attention Of the.
the fact that gentlemen
pn Democratic sode OF the House,
ocrat il M mbers of the. senate,
DemocraticE# newspapers, Democratic
sf1ratorss everywhere are proclaiming to
y business interests of the country,
33sesE IN power and we will do some
ssthing the tariff We will either re-
peal or VIII revise itsor we will
own or we will do something
M hi t1emen, that is exactly
~ reat est q arm that you. can do
4 kost he#bu siness Interests OF the coun-
) and IL your speeches during the
sixty days had been made by Re
biIcans3 under the guise of Demo
8ScEat1 speeches, they could not have
sE1s ofsst bis country to a5resolute de-
sstersroinati that ,e Democratic par
gstgssh l1znot come into power with that
fl1rssItsap cir lips. applause on
He Repu blican s1de.)
The very thing that the bust
9slsssin terest 5Sof this country dread.
ia ss5 Is very thing the business in
rests OF g his country will not have.
rs tstAys Will not trust the Democratic
pa oming as they do with that
sflIeat hat they viii repeat their
1tsactian 1894 and thereby again
stIesfr he st,sinesss ofSthe country.
II 31tt,issssay number of those gentle
man and reply only cursory and
moment there is not any pros
fIszrii q yhow: T. listened to an
slsslttr speech the other day and one
fI1aifs wa devoted to proving that
gtIazsres no prosperity in the country
and other half TO proving that the
ssrgn rosperdty of the country was
5bEpug htsa bout by Democratic action.
hter) I have but a very few
and cry condensed statements to
make on hat subject. do not care
;szi1atspro duces it. do not care. who
syesponsib1e for 1t 1t is enough for
aEnes5tc know that from the beginning
$of he. history Of the, Democratic par
Whenever hey have made tariff
citation Sin this country bankruptcy
ans; and aTdstines and panic have follow
am going to the country. so far
as shall be heard in the campaign,
and submit single question to the
sIia 1shEo men OF my district, the bust
nesssInen9 of smy district, and the farm
sersso OF N.Y. istrict. Will put this one
question to them, and upon their an
sEEerSl VIII stand or fall: .'You lived
i ne i1{ 4 S92 and forward ?" Yes
= S Yson lived here in 1896 and forward?"
es- Which one of these condi-
lions would you rather have. that un-