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

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,aign upon which we shall soon enter.
for cne will have 40 cbject!ca II Tie
:ariff is made 3 part OF tee pe30
,anpa!gc. I have been d1scu:slng
.s:ifr now for sbmlt 26 years. l nave
,s7er heard Republican make
:paech 90 the tar Il 5nat could not De
answered 5g p ct:ooi boy.
A pasn sa,d to nae one day, Mr.
81. cd, I an glad to see you, / have
always vosea against you, but while l
bavs voted aa&i!ist you I have son
who is q vsrg warm supporter OF
yours, have sent LIN to college" |
said. Taa5 is a mistake you have
made, 70 Republican should send bis
son to college and expect him to re
main E publicaG-if boy goes to
college be is apt to become q tariff re-
former" "
have rever doubted ytu could
make people rich By Lag, think that
about the easiest way a man can get
rich, is TO get your taxes, for man to
hsve the 2o9eE to put other peoples
ncney in his pcckst, and he viii grow
!. ca rapidly. You can make your
State prosperous On the same princi'
pies Of Law that have msde some OF
our manufactures prosperous.
SUBSIDIES DEEIDED.
Suprose your city council decided
that there ought to be more nice
hcuses in this toHn, although you
ha7e naDy nice housas now-suppose
your cou2c Gil decided to collec: 500 600
avery year and divide che same among
ten citizens TO be selected by councii
on condition that each citizen will
use the $40 coo In building nice
house On good street. Now that
you have ter el0. 600 bouses and peo
ole coming here and riding along your
stree:s would say how this city has
grown, hos much more beautiful it Is
and the men who live in the $40. 900
houses would make st6iavits that
your city had a better city govern
csnt than sny city in the nation.
Nsaghter What about the others
who paid tne taxes? Way, on Sun
days, when they mad time, thy could
walk by the houses and look at them
and enjoy what they had done 10
building up the city. N:ughtes J
hat is the situation. in this country.
We coilect money from the people
ard give it to q fsw people, and are
so glad that these few people shoW
such signs # prosperity. 1t is very
simple process.
/ lsarnso something about 1t when
quite small. Ny father lived on
farm at that time. I used TO go out
we had rst) feEces-I vas not big
.ncugh to help with the fences, but
Vas big enough to carry ground
We would fad the corner Ct
the corner down in the ground, ano
the men who were doing the work
,z,uld take rail and put one rail un.
:er the corner Of the fence sad woulo
sail ne to bring the ground chunk.
I got the largs chunk could ana
laid it under tine rail. and they got
under the rail and bore down on it,
ne fence corEer went up and the
ground chunk went down. 1t Illus
.rstes what We have drne by law; we
try to raise our industries by special
iegislstion-we have taken the pro-
15ctive tariff ss the rail, and put one
end under industry, then what do We
do for a ground cDunE? We lock
around for some good fat farmer sno
let him down IS the ground chunk
and we besr down the rail, and up
gees industry and down gees the
ground chunk il the ground. Il Lauga
ter
Tnat's the process. I can under.
stand how a man under that rail when
he could not help it would bear the
rsil up and grit MS teeth, tus | nevef
could under tand how Republican
farmers who had felt the pressure
several times would crawl under 1t
sgaia and say. TRY it once more, !
think I can stand it,"
This tariff q lestion is only one ques.
tion, but the iscs is that 10 the N NJrth
.here are evidences that these VINO
sefs once IL favor Cf this policy are
nov opposed to it. TaiS fact gives
great encouragement to US. I want
to give you 3 word OF encouragement,
the things which We have been con-
5ending for are growing. can give
sviderc ces of 1t that no one will dis.
plte. What is the situation in this
country?
Ten years ago the Republican party
came in power by a large ma ority, 1t
von th pres dsncy. senate and house,
1t has the supreme court and nearly
Ill the United States judges. For ten
years that party vas enabled to do all
Is wanted 10 do, it could pass any Law
it Liked or 1t could 1spssl any law 1t
didn't Ike, it ha had Unlimited rule,
,or ten years it has been on trial. II
ccks Is II the Lord intended to take
swsy that excuse Trey had when they
.siu se6 to give the people mere money,
y directing the reople where to hno
more gold mines, 30 We had more
money inspite Ct the Republican par
" ard We have SO per cent. mere
CIV.
ROOSEVELT A DEMOCRAT.
The Republican par y has fsilen SC
ow they only hsvs cne man in the
,arty who Las any chance OF election,
cco-ding to thsir OWE papers, II the
lection we're now, aod that Is tie
r siaent CT these United States-he
) the one popui man IN the Rspt D.
icar party today. Why is be popu!a.
,ecause he has dessrtsd the Rspuon-
an party and adopted certain ps t
al A