New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08


and the East North and North West would have been
weaving the cotton of the South for home consumption
and expectation. We would then have had foreisn
commerce. in American bottoms for We wonld nave h"u
fabricated articles.
The wide field Of the worlds industry is ours Look
al range Of latitude and longitude; at our varieties
of soil and climate There IS no product that we can
not by Just enterprise dOme5tcate though all may nOt
be indigenous. For the present do not produce yen
and coffee. / would therefore. put them on the iree
list and raise the derive from them 10y protect
ing feeble American interests. =,
But in time must raise these articles on some OF
our broad pfaires. somewhere in extended I0ngl
tudes ATTITUDES. attitudes, will find that they
will repay labor. Bot until they give promise OF cong
this would admit them duty free, that our IaDoreIs
might enjoy them IN their purity. Had We, as was
saying maintained the tariff OF ls2s or 1872, we "3uu
now have numbered 100000 more people thah
we do, and England as manufacturing, cOmmerIial,
and martial power would have been sandwleIea nS1
very thin slice of ham between stout slices oil Drenu
between the United States and the Continent
GLaughter and applause. ~.
But must speak OF wool Others have spoken o. ~ ~
growth of branch of manufacture when
think is a mistake. The question belongs to ohenls
try IL you grow man upon the SOIL and In the mag
notic and atmospheric influences OF the tropics es
peciay in Africa is not his hair short, black ana
curly and his complexion dark while II yoh gro"
him in sweden, Northern Europe, or even LahcashlIe
is be not fair with blue eyes and haxen hair Is ho @
true too Of the Of our own tropical region Of .he
continental peninsula of Spain and Portugal mems
try soil food, climatic and regulate the nature COM
pexOn and hair Of the human race and are hOl Nlou
their effect on sheep and wool
claim not TO be a man Of science; am but an EN-.
pirc But rejoice that there is national ASSOCIATION
to send as proposed months ago IN washington 70
nv friend Bgeow Of Massachusetts,, the fTesi1ehi o.
the ssocatOn pure breeds Of every variety Oh Wow
bearing animals TO different fields, 10 ascertain
which breed under chemical combinations WIZ give
the finest and richest fleece. pray you, Sehteeh'
think Of this question: and test the value oil ihe sueses
ton. MI.
But above all look TO the action Of Congress- there
Is a determination to PROSTATE American lnIusuy.
Dnrnp the last Congress men called upon US Whle the
Internal Revenue bill under consideration 10 IN,
pose heavy taxes. Sustain, said they, the creut Oh
ihe country; make the tariff commensurate win these
taxes and all will be we'll But when after passing
these bills we to the tariff, New.Englad ana tne
North West struck hands against the iron interest ana
the result is that our soldiers without employ neh
hecanse more than half OF furnaces FORCES and roll
ing mills have been compelled by British competition 10
close.
mind YOU that the bill pending when that Congress OK
pred was a report OF Il Committee OF Conference
reducing the duty on paper 20 per cent. lhe lhs,
name called was Knapp, when the hour OF u arrived
and tie Speakers hammer fell, closing the Congress.
Let US correct all this: let MS stand by American
Interests and attract shores the vital power OF
rival nations; shall We bless posterty ana CONQUER
martial nations BY the aTts OF peace Long continued
applause .
Hon John COyode addressed the company as tolloEsi
Mr. President and Gentlemen As il Is getting late
into the night move the adoption Of the five minute
rule and hope hat | viii be duly stopped at the con
cusion OF five minutes Gentemen TIE time has como
for the peOue of this country 20 arouse themselves 10
the interests of all You have gentlemen. influence
and power To demand Of the boleIhmeht that you
shall receive protection FOR your interests ana upon
American labor. AppauseI Have you reflected lhat
a President cannot be elected without the vote OF
Pennsylvania You have. gentlemen, IN tlls demon
stIatOn tonight, You have shown the power "l tno
people the demands Of protection Tor American IhtV
esis. This is merely the dTess-pMade-ttt Struggle
will begin IN the next COngrcss, but II VIII be more
fierce alter the south j. again ia the mon win iheH
4 F.fHt Attr
tie power 10 make and unmake men, aud having demon
s,raiod that power politicians are gong 10 respect
you. Gentlemen ! have Wofd 10 say anoHl
other IaUios wei rs the manufacturing
interests Of the Union There j. large class IN the
| community-hoideTs of American bonds and Woud
say onight that without additional protection 10 ue
American interests, they have no security Ia the pay
meut Of interest their bonds luu have To rely upon
prosperty In the United States To taxes enough u
/ pay the Interest on those bonds pehtiemen say
therefore that the parties holding p"Verheht secuF
ties have such interest In the manufacture Of American
/ commodities. What right gentlemen. nave Inc manu-
ctureTs to paw duty the article they nanuihc'
ture than the manufacturer abroad Tie statistics on
this subject will show that the Government IN England
has been careful TO enforce their interest; nnd WINE
Won are wearing the fine coat made abroad son are
little aware OF what material IL j. madc-Whcn tie sta
tistcs show that there is more cd cloth or rage made
into new cloth in England than there u good cloth
made ont Of wool in the United States. IL Is time for
Ms 10 protect our nights and oar independence
Gentlemen, have been selected To- give little az.
teltOn 10 what IL called reconstruction, ana can tel
Won tonight that tie picture is rather gloomy and.
gentlemen think 10 night II were better u We were
moving slower IN that direction. ] have been South.
and there find that every single white man Las sympa
thy with the Rebellion and that tley are going to come
back 10 Congress with increased representation u
vote against Protection given To American industry.
They want 10 come back claiming that they have the
right to regulate labor and control the Labor Of The
country. They want lab0l-that j. tie privilege "a
compel the negro 10 do their work Tor them. This, II
viii be seen bchOo,es 10 organize cBecuaiy Tor tLt
protectiou OF American manufactures.
MR.. ]. BUCHANAN READ
being loudly called upon recited bis fine poem OF
e. Sheridan's Ride" which was loudly applaLded ant
followed bv three cheers for sheridan.
/ Col Dewitt Clinton Moore then sung The song,
/ MON Of axes Union Of land,
4 Union which none may sever,
II 4 Union II hearts, Union OF hands
/ The iag OF our Union forever;
and after some remarks from Mr. Kennedy. represent
Ing the IRON interest the party broke up, having en-
loved very delightful entertainment