American a1)orthe redblooded born and nat uralized Anierikan .employeewas forced into competition not abroad but here at home. at his very doorway. with the cltoap. pauperized hibor of every :ountry on 6arth. emocratic side.] The IRepublican Party put upon the high. duti idle list everything thaithe American laborer- wore. everything that. lie ate. everything that h6 used. increasing t!ereby the price of every arti le of necessity. while it put upon � mid kept upoli tile fre -list every cheap. paulperized laborerof every nation ii the world. [Applause on the Democratic side. I 111i11ig its eilre rifle uler high protective tariff the Republican Party and the protected manufactureis inviied to these 1United States tile platir laborers froi the four quarters of the globe to compete here with our honest. patriotic ]ioie laborer. [Applatse on the Democratic side.) And they caine. they were limported free aiid without restriction. and ran out of our markets. out of our manufacturing rll minlotming phants. lundreds of thousands of redblooded. honest. patriotic American laborers. The United States Steel Corporation alone look iiito its employ over 200.000 of this foreign pauper labor. which the llepublicans had "free listed." and now these Republican freelist foreign laborers are giving not only the Steel Corporation but the entire country much troule. I want to say that the Democratic arty under Woodrotw Wilson was the first party. and the only party. that ever tried to protect American labo- against the Repulican freelist importation of the cheap pauper labor of -all tile world. Ours is the only party that ever passed an imnmigration act that restricted tile foreign pauperized labor from coming over here and. competing with the real American labor.
Identified stereotypes
Foreign laborers are described as 'cheap, pauperized labor' who take jobs away from 'redblooded' Americans.