Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-29

The system Of tariff for protection is a fraud: it taves the consumer and does not raise his wages, and the fictitious prices of goods, under the Jarins operations are fraudulenur obtained by the false pretense of pro- tection to labor.
 The tariff baron is privileged to buy labor m the open market. and then. under the thin disguise of protecting labor. he sells his produc; co the people at enormous prices.
 High protective tarin barons and reaCtionary republicans point with tiresome regularity to the fact that lab0rers' wages are higher in pre- tected America than they are in freq lrade Great Britain. but no intelligent or well-infOrmed person will he de- ceiyeu by that "hali-truth'
 In England wages are not as higl as in the United States. when meaf- ured by the number of dollars re- ceived for a days work But when jhe purchasing power of a dollar IS taken as the basis Of comparison, the American is paid less for his sel- vices than the BritCn. For instance, the English ldborer, under English Tree trade. can buy the necessarles Of lite Tor one year with two hundred and hve days labor, but to buy these same EeCessaries of life it costs the American laborer two hundred ani twenty-five days labor. Therefore all necessaries of life should be placed upon the free list
 Thus VIC find great work before tLe democratic party and that party has always proved equal 10 every contingency. It's Thomas Jefferson was called a demdgogue and his TO- lowers mob. when ne announced Equal rights to all and special priyl- lcgcs tO none.
 Us Andrew Jackeon was called an anarchist when he destroyed the conspiracy Of the national bank and saved the Unicn. but the immortal Jackson dared to follow the best promptings ot his heart Today there are issues to be met as -nomentous as those which confronted Jefferson and Jackson.
 After fifteen years of reactionarY republican rule We find evils anu aruses which have discouraged ana scandallZed the nation, but the dem ocrauc party Is coming back to pow CT l. is coming to untwist the chok- ing grasp which the railroad cohi- ranies nave upon the throat of com lnerce, 1t is coming to drive fro'l rublic office those who have be trayed the people, and as if comes E shakes the very earth with its lively tread IT. it's ranks are the dust Ueerined ,oilers who make their sad appeal.
 In it's ranks are human sympathy and human love ard the women 9i this land who. in the silence of seli- abnegation. suffer while they serve It is coming to lift some portion ol that weight and care which crushes into dumb despair One-half ot our people"
 r hears the prayers oi the op- ,tressed. and sounds the bugle noJe ! of the courageous and the stronE- . Those whose natural rights have been denied to them so long that | they have even begln to doubt the ilstice of this world, are thrilled with the icy oT the celiverarca which it will bring, the guilty grai'' CTS are trembling before lt. lt IS ! coming to answer the voices Of God $ angry workmen, who demand a chanee so that they shall have the right tc 1 live. Dy TO mans leave, underneath Itbe law" and as it comes it Is sound ing forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat.
 u am especially indebted 10 Nil. ! Allen l.. Benson and to Collier l. Weekly for data furnished m pre- paring this address.-H F. Al