Democratic Sentinel, Volume 16, Number 42, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 4 November 1892 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

To conceal their purpose to secure protection for capital and slavery for wage earners, Carnegie and company cried in ’BB, “protection for American labor.”—Greencastle Democrat. The Republican campaign opened rather prematurely at Homestead, Pa. The number of American workingmen killed and wounded is not yet accurately known.—Madison Democrat. The administration should cancel all contracts with the Carnegie firm, but they dare not, for a big campaign donation would be wanting.—Connersville Examiner. To have their place in the mills which the profit of their labor built, filled with strangers, means not only the loss of their subsistence, but the loss of their little homes.—Benton Review. The situation at Homestead is not only a crushing indictment of the protective system, but it is a reflection upon nineteenth century civilization. —Jeffersonville National Democrat. And this is another of the direct results and beauties of “high protection.