The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-22

TARIFF REVISION AND PROSPERITY
SPEAKING At MILWAUKEE SEPT. e. 1905 PRESIDENT rApr
THEN CANDIDATE SAID: sd et.
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CALL OF THE COUNTRY FoR a oowNwARo RgvIsoM"
AFTER MAKING A CAMPAIGN YEARS 400 ON
TARIFF REVISION HvPocasv ron aspve
lcAN CAMPAIGN MANAGERS 70 cRv "PANlc" WHEN THE DEM
ocRArs TALK or PUTTING rAR,rF THAT nose
AMERICANS OF MILLIONS ANNUALLY THROUGH HoHeR
AT HOME THAN AsRoAo AND PERMITS sUsINGss MoMopoleo
TO REAP UNFRAMED MILLIONS ovioENDs WHILE HOLDING
wAoes or EMPLOYEE DOWN.
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM OF ALSO oEcLAaEo ron
Rev'soN DOWNWARD. THAT sorH PARrGs WE'RE
IN ACCORD ON THIS ISSUE. 9vsRvsoov ron
LOWERING TARIFF DUTIES; AFrGa
THs 1909 ELECTION THERE WAS NO CAV or
FEAR OF PANIC 80
INSTEAD DOWNWARD REVISION OF rHs TARIFF rnr1 as.
PUsL'cANs REVISED II UPWARD exrsMr o. AN Avsa
OF ,as Per- CENT THIS NEW PROTECTIVE Wall
PERMITTED PsRpErvAroM or aossgav ON n,onsN
SCALE SENATOR ooLLveR REeusLcAM DID NOT HgsIrArs
70 SAY
THE oaicH BILL 10 ONLY A SCHEME 70
Ss osa 1:s Of
Also aseusL'cAN SAID: THE NEW TARIFF LAW
sos4 on H%O MILLIONS so OF oo!Ass y
woo @ w. saU
1ze TO TWo g EI AHnr S6 rar o
sssnH. ozMNao Is 1As vIav siLl 1HAI DEMOCRATS VOW
WITH BILLS LOWERING DUTIES
THIS YEAR PRESIDENT MANAGERS ARE CRYING
"pANc" BECAUSE THE DEMOCRATIC SEEKS TO LOWER
THE PRICE OF FARM MACHINERY FARMERS REDUCE THE
PRICE OF NECESSITIES LIFE woRkiNeMeN AND TO IN.
CREASE THE PURCHASING POWER WAGES sY
A REDUCTION OF 4m
THREE YEARS THERE WAS UNIVERSAL pIscoNreN7
ANGER AND RESENTMENT At THE VIOLATION PLEDGE 70
THE PEOPLE BUSINESS ,NrsaEsTs VOICED THEIR
osAPPRovAI OF THE PAvNEALoRcH sILLr AND DISPLAYED
THEIR eaersaINcs FOR REVISION oowNwAen
FEAT'No REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES At rns
eoLls AND eLscT"a DEMOCRATIC HousG sLsocEo
THEN BUSINESS BEGAN TO IMPROVE ya,l :;
~ TO ENAstE the FARMER TO PURCHASE Amea,cAMmAps
IMPLEMENTS AZ cHEAsLY ARE Solp ABROAD
TO GIVE THE AND OTHER CONSUMERS rne sAur
OPPORTUNITIES THE DEMOCRATIC or REPRE-.
sENTATivEs PASSED SERIES BILLS THAT WOULD
HAVE SAVED THE FARMERS OTHERS sssoooo
QUO ANNUALLY ON The THINGS REDUCING TARIFF
DUTIES THE 1910 PROTEST TEACH PRESIDENT TAFT
ANYTHING FOR ALL THESE MEASURES WERE VETOED
BY THE PRESIDENT OR KILLED SENATE. WHILE THIS
LEGISLATION WAS BEING ENACTED HOUSE THERE WAS
NO PANIC NOT EVEN FEAR OF PANIC AND LeAPEo
FORWARD imPELLEo BY THE THOUGHT THERE WOULD az A
DOWNWARD REVISION TARIFF
IT IS EVIDENT THAT BEFORE PRESIDENT TAFT SURROUNDED
HMseLF WITH REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE INTERESTS
FA''EhEo At THE TARIFF TROUGH BELIEVE THAT
HIGH TARIFF WAS NECESSARY PREVENT PANcs EVIDENT
~ HE THEN BELIEVED AS DEMOCRATS DO THE TAR
'fF INTIMATELY CONCERNS FARMER, THE woRk,NomAN
AND ALL OTHER CLASSES THIS COUNTRY rp
The FARMER PAYS JUST AS PROPORTION OF THE TAR.
'sF DUTIES As DOES ANvsoov ELSE AND THE woRk,NoMAN
PAYS HIS SHARE THE LIST sILL PASSED sy
'HE HOUSE. WOULD HAVE SAVED Sssooooooo AN
hoAllV AND THE BULK OF " WOULD GONE FARMERS
WHO WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO PURCHASE AMER,cANmAoE
CORN SHELTERS Ptows. HARvEsTeRs HARRows RAkes AND
OTHER FARM MACHINERY As cHEApLY 40 THEY ARE
NOW SOLD IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. UNDER REPUBLICAN
PROTECTIVE TARIFF SYSTEM coMPELus 70 euy
HIS IMPLEMENTS IN THE GREATEST MARKET IN rHE
WORLD. " -
THE REPUBLICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF sxpears NAVE DEM
oNsrRATEo IeviEs TAX OF SITS THE AVERAGE
AMERICAN FAMILY THINK TT TARIFF TAX AMOUNTS
TO oNEF'rrH OF THE AVERAGE THE woRk,NoMAN
AND OF THIS AMOUNT ONLY GOES TO THE oovERMMeNr
"HlE NEARLY sxsEvENTHs 90 TO the PROTECTED rR,sTs
AND THESE GREAT TRusTs ALL ORGANIZED Noua
sHEo DURING REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATIONS, AFTER excsa
sNslv TAXING THEIR EMPLOYEES eY MEANS TARIFF
WHICH THEY USE TO SWELL THEIR E,rueR
LOWERED Or KEPT WAGES STATIONARY STRIKE
BROUGHT OUT THE FACT vvIoLv WAGES 70 WORK.
gas 90 NOT FOLLOW As REsuLy OF PRorecrlve rAe,r,