Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-28
once. 10 Pearl Sc. Tel. as.

cheap labor. you shall not do It until you
pay a tax or a tariff Tor the privilege of
selling these products In the markets Of the
United States. In that way we Will get
money with which to carry on the govern
ment. I'm that way our labor. getting
higher prices. can stand behind that pro-
lection and build the factory, mine the iron
ore and the coal. erect the furnace. and
then we will live within ourselves sub
stgntially. Well. we elected Lincoln. Our
friends of the south. whe controlled the
other labor the slave labor. said they
would not play. There came the most ter
rife of all wars in the. history of the
world as to which should control.
We shot away s. goo O00.Ooo worth OF prop
erty that the union might live. Since that
time we have paid SSOoo,o0OOO in pensions
70 the boys that wore the blue Since that
time We have substantially paid OF the
enormous government debt. Since that time
under this government the sovereign states
one to forty-nye. Since that time. bearing
all these burdens by labor, our population
has prospered, and today we have, instead
OF @,OOO,y00 OF people as In 1850, s9.Wo,oW OF
free and prosperous people. Since that
time we have increased our wealth, which
IL but the savings OF labor after labor
has subsisted, from $1,000, 0Oo.000 10 $780, COO
100000, multiplication nine times. Since
that time the 15,000 miles OF railway that
were being operated In the REPUBLIC have
grown TO 225.0O miles. One-half OF an the
railways of the earth Since that time we
have grown and developed our Industries
utilized our resources. until today these
and In mines, make one-third of all the
agricultural products and Of all the manu-
featured products that are made In the
civilized world. And we make II by labor
that receives 81 and 50 per day. as against
labor that receives 81 4 day outside of our
borders throughout the civilized world.
That Is not all. With this enormous one
third Of the worlds products, earning these
wages. with this enterprise aud this in
Sustry. ninety-four parts out, Of every
hundred are consumed and find a market
by exchange among our own citizens and
within our own borders. That is not all.
The peerless leader Bryan told us in 1882.
passed, In those clarion notes OF his backed
by his wonderful magnetism, that the
policy Of protection Of the republican party
would destroy our foreign trade and that
we would become beggars. He told us the
same thing the other day down in New
York with the same clarion voice and the
same upiifted face. THAT is not all. The
little six parts thai we produce go abroad
into the markets of the world, increasing
IN amount year by year. until last year
OF our products. from farm and factory
made US the greatest exporting nation on
! earth, Great Britain not excepted.
Fruits of Democratic Policy.
Now then, by their fruits We Shall know
| mem 1 was in congress when the Wilson
German tariff bill was passed and 1 wit.
messed the performance when Bryan swuns
| little Wilson upon his stawart snouluer,
and marched about the hall OF the nous,
amidst wild huzzas. That is what he hat
been tigting for. that is what he had beer
preaching for, that is what he had beer
pened?
, Thousands of factories were either CLOSE,
| said, we WIN not risk at these higi
\ priced labor piling up the product We wil
closed down or gave but partial employ
b, ment, as people did not have the where
with to buy the factory products. Abou
farmers. The other s5 are doing somethfnl
else, We buy their products and they Blu,
ours: But. don't You know, we have got I
saw his products going down. and he too
IN sail And during that administratio
bSat w aa profess tTat sBesk Officially by q
ing the highways hungry, seeking employ
ment when there was no man to give ther
The 14-year-old boy then is a voter nov
l want the man who was boy then I
realize, 1 want men of my age to rise u
rostrum everywhsrs ts tSs sa up end ~ !,
peat the text, by their fruits yensha
know know them" Oh, they say that every
!. one thing that has not. This sisO. 600 900 O
worth Of our. great wealth, equal alfnos
to the wealth Of all the balance Of Ii
! world, has not grown higher. Why, bies
, you, instead OF paying per cent premium
flor per cent bonds as was done und,
. Mr.. Cleveland. in order TO construct II
Panama canal as the law provides the Sc,
rotary OF the treasury a few days ago bo
rowed money at per cent interest. Wei
but we "a are op sSs poor CROWN
pie In the United States owned 1000 600 (
farms In 1900 they owned 100000 of farm
ONCE the Snss ~ ss SoSS w me osm
the factory and the mine in the saving
banks. have been doubled until today,
: have in the savings banks sS,5O6, 900 Ooo
interest. And yet the Peerless Leader
says we are about to be destroyed al
: a population on earth In any country or
J any time among whom wealth was
evenly distributed and in 80 large an a
without alluding to Governor Cummii
and his tarin revision idea, MIR. CannG
asserted that there should be no tafnperlr
q With the tariff while the present prosperi
. OF the nation. exists He said that low
although generally called an agricultur
z state. should be as much interested in
protective tariff as the northern centr
states. as her manufactured products tod
!, were as much as half OF her agricultur
: products.
CONGRESSMAN Watson spoke for about hs
an hour, dealing also with the tariff que
: ton. but interspersed his talk with nur
= erous anecdotes
If Party Arrives Early
Speaker. Cannon and his party arriv
- over the Burlington early in the, mornI
" from ST. Joseph. Congressman Walter
"a Smith was at the local depot to meet t
PARTY but the private car Oceanic" WIFI
= the party occupied. was taken through
I the transfer and later switched OF on 81
tenth avenue Later Congressman Smi
and state Committeeman George s. Wris
= located the car and after the visitors h
finished their breakfast escorted them
the Grand hotel.
= Speaker Cannon and his party spent
4, 4 morning enjoying a drive 10 the top OF
= BLUFFS in Paramount park. After lunch
= the hotel the party was taken in autou
d. blles TO Manawa. the School for the De
and then to Omaha and back.
Besides Speaker Cannon and cnpgre
man Watson. in the party We're L. w. b
bey secretary TO the speaker; Samuel
- Gray, officiai stenographer of the house;
ed tn Auhere, washington correspondent
:. the ST Lofts Globe Democrat. and Da'
AZ ~, Moore representing the national congr
(. sionaI committee ana who Is in charge
the car and alt travelling arrangements
= the party
While at the hotel Speaker Cannon v
:. greeted BY a number of republicans y