Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27

resort sl a -svtn.1n upTarfs IN some scned-
Hss.
Pruh lhftfve TnrsfT Gaad.
ayr danger Meet be a1prelaudet 1f en-
s-r.lr a -a-ife aw wh.cr viii ba prunibi-
uva So .onr a. We provide a age volume
Jf smpl0Fment ard prevalent a-gn wages
Tor our Beopis. so long viii the a1c-llng
prosperity enable ls % uuy ABROAD sucn a
quantity 1E llzuries and Cd some extent
zecesBinea tnz- viii continue 90 net
rsvsuue 90 meet our expenditures.
Because I 5sIsvs We snouId make a.
home nearly everything -1a- We .an lnscshI
1c buying r abroad I lgan smphasiza
ths fact that while L 90 not advocars Al
immediate revision 1t ne -ariff and 10
not advocate uecsssartIv when tlat revision
IS nade that lr shall again be upward IN
every ss8enuai. yet Z wish Cd pul myself
on record here a. insisting -hIt r is the
duty 1f the business men 0t This country
90 scan closely these Increasing Imports
and see IL -hev continue whether .t would
not De wise Co a little better protect our
own la1lr and Industries -nstsad % sending
abroad lur gold 90 pay Gneap la1or "a
foreign countries
II We DO not anticipate and prepare. X
We open the customs gates coo Tar. then
We snaI invite and have an Avalanche Jt
foreign goods mat VIII close cur mills lnd
drive our Iaborers 10 idIenesH. Then viii
wages and prices tal and. compared %
the consequent calamity and Disaster chat
VIII follow. the depression % Egs-5 VII De
as a summer shower compared with al
sauanocuaI storm"
watson Attacks Demaguwues.
Former Cuugrsss1nan Wa1suu Of Indiana.
republican vl.p Ii the house 1f rapressntl-
tivas prior TO his resignation 10 run TOR
governor brought his audience 20 It's Feet
IN an lnpassioned attack upon temagogues.
1t the cnucIlsion Of the vice president
address.
No names we're mentioned In his I1-ack,
but his descriptions were 10 vivid that Vice
President sherman and -0ugressman Fas-
set at least understood 90 whom he re-
Fsrrad
Jumping from reference to that mar
veious man. Theodora Roosevelt. Who is
coming back with al nations nc his feet,
N Watson protested AGAINST array .ng
ciazs against class. which. he said. was cun-
r-u-y to the squure deal R5oseveirian pol
/ icy.
There is danger IN this sentiment be
numbered. because the derdsogue VII
seek to use ir for selfish purposes, 90 heiD
llu1SeL L2L0 ElNeIsllllHAA1 eoi'--o-4- ~ -11----
upon the body Doiiric.
"Look OUT for the ieuagogue. He Is the
most dangerous man today.
They always claim % be the peoples
best friends. they are your worst enemies.
he declared. suddenly shifting from the SIM
Es1Iar to the plural.
Mentions No Names.
Il know them. [ know one and Il my
,ifstfn Euished friend. the vice president was
rot here [ would Eame him. He runs his
haads through his hair ard szcIa-nla. How
r,rv must 1 strive to LIT the burden from
. the people"
..ru tell ycu how long be will last He
viii last Just a. long a. the chaurauGua
tickets holds out
I Il have no patience with the men WnC
SAYS the whole world is going to tbs
devil. It isn't This is the best day th
world ever saw II that is not 50 al Of
history is a mockery and Cod IS a myth
Don't listen to the demagogues. The mar
vino would tnctts the mob Tor bis owT
selfish ends is worse than a traitor il
time of war.
II I lad time I would mako Just a
strong a speech for high protection an'
ship subsidies as have my friends, h
concluded. referring 70 Mr. sherman an'
Mr. Eassetr-
Mr. warson anuounfcesf that he now o
snruuta to Kansas and Oklahoma To max
series Jf speeches In defense Of tbs
tariff
Congressman Fassetr repeated an address
given by him IN congress-, tavuring sh-I
subsidy
M-. sherman and party departed 70
washington at l1:3O o'clock uanight-