Show OLD thurmand Thur mans lat talk of the campain Us I 1 I 1 I 1 AN OHIO AUDIENCE TO he speaks on cap ital and labor I 1 SCRIPTURE I 1 I 1 anve that labor ado bies to gallim I 1 I 1 r III it 7 I 1 14 AU learly a sit othes all is j seventy twe team 4 it western asad tit to axx IM A M ball tit ton of must tills q ohio nov 3 this I 1 m ining city with six thousand in habla ge judge Thur roan an th re 1 bome and to its lation wits added a greas number of people from other places I 1 this vecial tk when julge thurman mounted t a stand at 2 probably 9 people were massed in about adix and he was greeted with great ap plan spoke briefly upon the subject of the tariff and then turned to the subject of ca p ital and jabor he sald in part first I 1 want to say r wn not here to brea discontent I 1 am not here toa set the employer against the laboring man or the laboring man the ampi oyer I 1 am here s 1 y to freach justice on all and hat ev M man shall hive lonest and fair reward for his labor there Is an accumulation of wealth in the world and that accumulation a wholly I repeat it and emphasize the word is wholly the result of hu labor there ia not a writer of political economy who ever wrote one on this subject that lasworth was worth ir d g who has not this to d U rt t P 1 infection the difficulty about the P of wealth is easily set V ad but there Is another quefton that is more difficult by far and that in the stion of the distribution of wealth re ls Is the great problem that rate society all over the Cb world this annual pro duct of wealth is distributed between three cla seis of men kirst comes the capitalist who lends the money to carry on business and it bo charges a reasonable rato nobody next comes the manu fac or employer who Is also e a titled to a fair reward and U he Is and length and breadth 1 I the land begrudges him those profits lastly we come to the laboring man whose brawny arms bevel head ana kill enables him to pile up the w e 6 alth tied the laboring mall Is and t h 1 to his reward or thea scriptures are w ile our opponents tire se Cna tomed to sneer at what they call political economy they sneer at science and bete men as if science As anything in the world but truth if these men will sneer at 1 ac ion w itil they sneer at the t am ce gh y god himself who hen de blared that the laborer 1 worthy of his hire the ker said the pens tence by thada sweat of thy face thou earn thy daily broad 1 was the greatest bete diction ever conferred mankind 3 it made man industrious Indus triou and being a poor miserable loafer isay therefore the laboring man Is anti F to his reasonable hire and it he does not receive it be is a wronged and de man oar opponents am preaching to you that the way for you to get good waise in to have a high protective barill to tax you on every thing you earn for that Is what it comes to I 1 am no dead of means but I 1 tall you laboring mens when property conduct and rightly managed have dome more to secure good wages to laboring men than all the tariff laws that bays ever been or ever will be passed your way then to get good wages in not by getting down on your know to praying for a high tariff your way to get is to maintain y 0 ur man tod arther people can ma ke and can form trusts abich have become so odious other people can do that I 1 would like to know why men who produce all the wealth in this world cannot organize for their own protection tec tion judge thurman then spoke ortho charge made by his political arpon outs that the democratic party I 1 a the enemy of the laboring man and went on at some length to deny that impe tation as he has in other speeches ks be was closing his remarks some one in the crowd called out for alza to bay something about beavis letter to which the judge replied all I 1 can say about the west I 1 r 1 that it I 1 bad a boy and he was such a tool as to be entrapped as west was I 1 disown him applause whether mr west Is a knave or a fool I 1 ito riot know but le Is one or the r other too much to represent the british government at the city of W sabin ton and grover cleveland has tord 14 him given him his walking pere or ThIr malis tam palts ohio wor 3 jad a T barman closed the camps lin at N S sonville today to day and a review of his work makes an interesting showing it is al yen weeks since he started out and that time he has traveled pearly miles ile has made 80 all kinds 05 of them being ito A tha rear platform of a train anich the Judge called his moveably moveable move able lie has addre med not less thin people faco to face while through the maritim of tle associated press he hundreds of thousands more in view of the near approach of judges birthday this is a remarkable record especially eu since he Is feally in bat ter condition thin sta arted oat on the camp agu to all bid travels the judge has beau accompanied by abts sou allan W thurman ad au associated rm re TV |