The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-09-28

party 5iust pass, we pny pity
ahem, sa may he sorry for them, but
'se csnnOt help them. Daughter J
They have got to go thron gh II; thsy
ave Ret 30 deoi6s in their party as
we decided In ours.
Oar party is to be condrct IN the
interest OF tie rtj rtty a, d not in T. o
ntercst Of organ z d wealth. Now as
That divi1ton appears more and moro
HstiHct the leaders on spoh side stand
ut with greater and great prOml-
hence, Sumo Republicans say some.
ching must bo Gone some reform must
20 u %doitaken; ott e.s ga, 8 nothing Is
necessary.
Mr.. Sha~ Is nj OF the mos who
IHtnka nothing is necessary, and is
mo Of the stand. p~atters." one Of the
raners on that side who d c;ares that
the II publican party has doue every
ming 1t ought to have done and left
,othihg undone that 1t should have
ore, aod that there Is no u2righte.
usnnss In IT.
Now he made n speech and I want
10 \ to GU he has not paid the s nth
/. very high compliment In making
he speecn down here that he tried 10
Iva and 1t WIS ri oted He ocmes
'oTn here and palms cf secondhand
clothes Of Republican farmers CT Iowa
FOR brand new suits, and he tries IT,
get the people do n here to accept
1i.a5 the Republicans OF Iowa refuseN
~ accept.
SHAW WAS ROUTED
Shaw vent to Iowa ard made
pFocncs, and no pointed out the
singer rf tar Fl reform, but he was
tuutcd IN his own party. Nov he
onles DOM here and makes in the
SOU " q spolch that he osnnot make
IN Iowa any moro. But l am glad he
rade 1t, because the D3mt crats can
Grove their positions by tie R1pub.
!tcans. All you have to do 20 prove
"our rna'Iion 10 70 take q Republican,
speech Of any length and you will find
nat tne Republican not only contra
ic.a h!13"lf, hut oontrad.cta al .ut
policies and principles Of his own
party. Now Secretary Shaw la tho
'ecretary of the, treasury, ard az
ecr' tary he has to do with the tariff
q lehtion, and he knOwe all alb ut ex
ports and imports, and in this speeoh
1t Salisbury no started to show that
Yhere we exported and sold abroad
oheap'r than at bone 1t was q fact
hat we give a rebate On raw material
imported for use in making the thing
xpnrted.
H5 tolls you the o. J lot Of the re-
)sGe Is 10 cnablU the manufactured t.
lcll 6brOad cheaper than at hume.
Wcen we frat asserted 1t they
denied it, and nov they admit 1t ard
attanpt to .xplain 1T. In the illuRS1a
zion he gives 10 his speccn he BL.
only admits our d a~nufacturers do sell
abroad cheaper than at homo, but lie
admits the draw back Is g!ver-thus
enabling them to sell abroad c napar
than at home.
What else does it prove. L. proves
tls6 the consumer pays the tax. A
draw back ia given to him becauee he
nsld IL, or else you must regard the
h2publioan admlnistratio yery
benevolent to give q man money
under false pretens0s. For FEARS we
.naias-d THAT the consumer paid the
tariff, End Tor years they denied 1t,
md lie lhoir own speeches they illus.
fr&te 1T; but 10 M kiss q great deal az
Z II renee who lays the tar If MIR
Shaw hGs fist proved that vs. do soil
Abroad cheaper than at homo, and
secondly tnat tie consumer pays the
taxes, and thirdly that the Amer
lean lahorer dcts rot need protection
10 enable him to receive better wspes.
La the first part Of his speech he
'ays that they had an investigation.
0haG 1t continued for throe years,
that the evidence flied Is volumes
&nd S natoi Ga inper, q Nsw Hamp
shire Il punlicaN, had gore through
mo Volumes ara collected the data
aud stated in the senate that annual
~ there was sod abroad four millions
9orth II 8oods cheaper than at home.
mat IL tho staten ent In the very
Oegink Ing CT his speech and he be exc
it up by reference to the Is volumes
OF evidence Glkcn in three years. IL
Is aptoR.zsd by s. Republican senator
and endorsed by Secretary Shaw. He
c~ontradicts himself. It Ia nothing
hew to hear an 3 advocate Of tie tariff
80 1t Is contradict himself, he n n
make 8 speech without it,
SHAW CoNTRADICTs HIMSELF.
When a msn gets through defend.
ing hiRh tariff he c0ntrad' cts himself
- often we are reminded of tho fel.
'o~ who was ira velling through tho
said that ho travelled
5 road &c c:ooksd he often mo him.
sell coming lack. Now after they
i"c!are that they aunu lily sold four
abroad cheaper than at home
ne forgeta 81 about Il and makos the
statement which | am now going to
read 70 you Gar B>yal read ex.
from Mr.. Snaw's epeeoh) He
In ore p aoe we annually sall
-four millions q year at q much
over price than az homo, but in the
speech tells you that on one
Iunored and twenty million.-thirty
,.lnts as much-We give d draw back
| 5 per cents, so they can sell cheap.
81 home. They either do it, or
ion't do it.
They either sell cheaper abroad
han at home or don't sell it cheaper.
Ii lh9y do not we have given therr 6
per CENT. TO enable the to 90 whalP |
them to put money ip
iheir pockets and collect from tho
ofelgner unless they practice fraud
the treasury department. or they do
80 times as much abroad as Sec.
'etary Shaw says they sell abroad
Than at homo.
He eau take whichever side he
>lcaScs, whichever side he takes 1t