The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-26

meet the questions and to 6sc'ds them
"a TIE p,cpie'S side. The 8, ms ing
gle through which We passed the Re
publican party must pass, we m27 pity
them, ~e may be sorry for them, but
we csnnos help thsn. Leu9hter
They have got TO 60 through it; they
'Asve Qot to decide in their pss:y AS
:: 3ecidsd in ours.
Our party Is to be condrc- n the
INTEREST," OF the Eaj ri:y and pot In Sce
Interest," Of crgar:z q wesllo Nc" as
that division appears Mule "i-a nots
distinct the leaders OF each s'de sVsn:a
out With create and grea5 prool-
uence. Syue r publicsns say son:e
thing muss be Done some reio, u nus.
be undsstskeL; o.keis So. uot21hs %
necessary. .,o
thinks nothipg is necessary, sno IS
me- O. the stand. patsers npe CT tbs
leaders on tbas side who d. G ares saa'
tSe r putlican party has d"ne every
rhtnu It ought to have done and 1911
,ornino pndoue that 1t should have
3one and tass there Is 20 pa'ign5s.
ousness il IT,
Nov be nsde q spSech ord I wsn:
tossy to you be has not paid the 5 .uto
rery high compliment 10 making
Ene speecl down here that be srieo IN
| f)Rs and 1t vas ri jected ae comes
down here ano palms of ssoon1 hanG
clothes Of Republican tarG:-s Ct lows
for brand new suits, and he tries 9;
cet the people down here to acespf
wt.as the Republicans OF Iowa -efuse7
IS accept.
sEAw WAS ROUTED
Shaw went to Iowa aE5 MADE
speeches, and he pointed out shs
anger Ct ta1 f reform, out ha vas
routed 10 his own rsrty. Nov be
zones 6osn here and makes in the
South a gpsech that ne cannot mskf
in Icva sny more. But I IN glso b.:
naSe 1t, becsuse the D>nc Gratis can
prove their positions by tie X ouo'
licsns. Ali ycu have to lc to pToVs
;our position is 80 tske a RspuDiics:
speech OF sny length and you viii fnd
shat the Republican cct OILY contra
io.s hinS7li, huS oonSt8dsess al she
policies and principles Of bis o.:
psEty. Nov Secretary Saa" IS the
secretary OF the treasury, and q
sesrs t.ry be has to do with the tar;t
question, and be knows al sbcuS ex-
ports and imports, and IN this speec
at Salisbury he started to show thai
where We exported snd sold abroad
cheaper thao at hcne 1t was 1&c!
! thai ~s give q rebate on raw naterls
imported for use in making the thing
.xoorted.
H tells you the OF 5ect CT the re
oa5e is 10 enable the manufactured t.
sell abroad cneaper thsn at home.
Wien we first asserted it they
denied it, and now they admit 1t anc
attempt to explain it. In the i!'usr'a
sion be gives in bis speFcA be E.t.
Only admits our 4 snutacsurers do sell
abroad cheaper than at home, but he
admits the draw back is g!ver-ahu:
enabling them to sell abroad 6 lesps'
than at EcEe.
What else does it prove. Il prove.
.hst the consumer pays the tex. E
draw back is given TO hin because Ee
paid it, OF else you must regard to
Republican administration vsry
benevolent to give man mone:
under false pIetenses. For years vi
iLs.sted that tAe consumer paid tbs
tar:f, and for years they denied it
and IN their own speeches they illus
srate it; but it n kes greaS oesl CT
d::T ;rerce wlo pays tle ta1.f. M
Shaw has first proved that We dc sci
abrcad cheaper than at home, anc
secondly shat the consumer pays tie
taxes, and thirdly that the Amer
ican laborer does not need pr. tect!or
to enable bin to receive better wages.
II the first part OF his speech be
says that they had an investigation,
that It continued for three years,
that the evidence f.led 18 volumes
and Senator GaIl!nzer, New Banp
sbire B publican, had gole Though
the VOLUMES and collected the Oars
and stated in the senate that scrual-
y there was sold abroad four millions
Sorth Of goods chespe: than at home.
That Is the staten ent 10 the very
beginning Of his spesch and ne backs
it up by reference to the lS volumes
Of evidence taken in three years. It
is epton:zsd by . Republican senator
and endorsed bY Secretary Shaw. he
contrsdicts himself, It Is nothing
new to hear an advocate OF the tariff
as it Is contradict himself, be cannot
make 3 spseoh without it.
SHAW coNTRADICTs EINsELF.
When man gets through defend
ing high tariff be contrsd'cts himself
80 often we are reminded OF the fel.
low who wss travelling through the
nCultsila-ie said that he travelled
rosd so crooked be often met him.
self coming back. Nov after they
declare that they arnually sold four
millions abroad chesper than at home
he forge.s al about itssnd makes the
statement which I sn now going to
read to you (Mr S.?a1 read ey
trscG from Nj. ShaV's speech BE
says 10 one place We annually s,ll
abroad four millions year ct q much
lower prIce than az home, but in the
same speech tells you chat on cne
hundred AID twenty mill:oas-ahirtf
times as nuch-we give draw bsck
Of per cents, so they csa sell cheap
er at home. They either do it, OF
don't do it.
They either sell cheaper abroad
chan st home or don't sell it chea per
Il they Go not we have given them
per cent. to ensble them to do what?
For them to put money ip
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