The Detroit times., 1910-08-31
BURROWS AGAIN
HUGS HIGH TARIFF
Il Believe in Protection "a Hours in
the Day. He Tells Acme White
Lead Employees.

A half dozen members OF the EN-
ployes' band, garbed in their paint
streaked working clothes greeted Sen
ator Burrows and his political bench
men on their arrival at the Acme
White Lead and Color Works plant
Wednesday noon, playing two Oh
three lively two-steps TO the accom-
paniment of shuffling feet from the
young women and men gathered to
hear the politicians spiel" En-
pioyes from the Kemiweld Can Co..
and other nearby factories came
along in twos and threes to the yard
OF the receiving department OF the
Acme plant, where the meeting was
held, the speakers occupying plat
form in the yard Senator Burrows
was introduced by Allan Fl. Frazer,
who declared him to be a great states
man and as remarkable a national
figure as Zacharias Chandler.
Senator Burrows has devoted his
entire life to the service Of his coun
try, and as a representative of the
people he is an expert in his line,
declared Mr.. Frazer. 1T is only right
that the electors of Michigan should
return him to the senate that he may
round ont his glorious career. He ID
just I'm the prime OF his powers and
above all else Julius Caesar Burrows
Is an honest man, SO honest in poll
tics that today he Is poor man"
Senator Burrows gave brief talk
on the tariff.
THE policy Of all Republican presi-
dents from George Washington to
William II. Taft has been to maintain
high protective tariff in the United
States, and I want to say that | al.
ways have and always will devote
my energies to upholding that protec.
tive policy said he. I'VE all know
the ruin and disgrace that came upon
us during the low revenue admins
tration in 1S94-1S96. During that time
right in this city | saw men standing
around idly on corners and women
taking bread from the charitable, with
factories closed down, no employment,
no prospect OF better times until re.
bellion at the polls put the Republi,
cans again into power and set wills
ties blowing, machinery going and
prosperity in motion with high pro-
tective tariff. | believe in protection
"a hours in the day and every day in
the year. | never have and never will
cast a vote that will result in the
loss of employment to the American
working man and working woman. In
my long public career | have never
tried to stay the hand OF the people
at the voting booth have preferred
to place my hand upon their hearts.
The senator was given a round OF
applause as the band struck up tune
and later he declared the meeting to
have been the most satisfactory OF
his campaign in Detroit. Accompany
ing the senator were Mr.. Frazer. 10
seph Greusel and John n. Bagley.
George Carlisle, candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for associate
probate judge, took advantage OF the
occasion to make little speech fol-
lowing the Burrows talk.
Senator Burrows will leave Detroit
early Thursday morning for Hillsdale
county to continue his campaign, his
Detroit campaign to close Wednesday
evening with meetings In Woodmen's
hall Gratiot and Sheridan-aves. at 8
o'clock: Pfeiffer's hall, No. 1885 Fort
st. west at Q o'clock and Detroit Bowl
ing club. Ash-st and Trumbull-ave. at
GAS o'clock.