New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-24

long exercised upon commerce and manufactures In the
State Of Lyons and thereby France has been
peace and goodwill between nations, and may say
in every other good cause that mas Geen at stake
when say this We have here 700, many distinguishes
Americans. One Of them Mr: George Walker, Is wei
energy and enlightenment with which he has eXerted
himself and by the reproach and atLaes ana iwill ne
half that universal peace and among NATION
which is nseparably bound mp WIN w ana 40 sny ~ Is
not possible that nation that has at an Incredible ex
penditure OF blood and treasure put erect TINS go
principle Of economy by setting free is sayeSt IS n9s
possible I'm a nation in which educated lnielt-
eence goes down 10 the very lowest ranks-in which
there is the rees OpeDes discussions OF all the great
questions which come homo TO the understanding OF
every man, and, may add, every woman IfSug1Sut
the Observation-Disclosures is, say impossible that
teetOn and It should not that the interests OF US
citizens are sacrificed every day aud every hour the
interests or supposed interests OF few. Cheers It
IA impossible that the fallaces which our great CoDdeh
eneretcay dIspeed and drove out Of the minds OF the
1reidceS among our own people should not also be
driven out of the minds OF the people q the
CHEERS 1t is now that the gGaI gc trade
will come into the foremost rank and when ~ uoSs t
come the qeuson o. the United states he s sR dsse
sion between them and Great Britain when II WIZ DC n
possible there should be any T ynd In Tp Sy
explanation aud argument lCheersl When that time
comes we shall all recognize that the grand work OF
den and his great coadjutOrs In France In Europe gem
orally and Ia the United states, complete Then, ana
ill them viii this club consider us wIfH 70 3e
lean guests" loud cheers.l - ,y,i y,vv
THE REyIyERs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGAINST FREE
TRADE.
The Reyvers says The London OOserrer TREE lraul,
have undertaken to prove that free trade Is gganc
nisakeD and il bOdness Of assumption and uloglc ue
dnction would furnish the proof the Two srhe
which they have put forth would be conclusive; ane
theme OF their discourse pretty nearly ~ the ooS
ing THAT want OF employment anu En-
distress is not only local. but general tnrougnou!
gland; that tho Importation Of foreign manufactures,
duty free, into this country, supplants tho iauU
OF the British worknen; and that without other couh
tries meeting us with reciprocity, and treating US as we
treat them this portion OF free trade policy gganuo
mistake and utter ruin to manufacturing industry IN
nearly every branch" When the ReVlyers nuhvet
900 they intend presenting petition 10 Her Maesy
and the nature OF that petition Is 10 be disclosed
monster meeting to be held at the Agricultural Hail.
They will then submit TO members OF Parliament, ahu
10 the Government, plan for renodeling the Gus
toms tariff concerning foreign vessels and foreign manu-
featured goods that be made in this country care
fully avoiding interference with food or raw %
The Chairman OF the ReviveTs Association Is Mr. j. hOO
erts a re spectacle and influential timber merchant ana
associated with this gentleman are several Clergy men,
manufacturers tTadcsmen, artisans and laDOrers, OF
almost every degree The Secretary, W. C. Wiklns, IS
an artisan The Association have held several meetings
in the eastern districts Of the metropolis which have
been numerously attended and, Judging DY thef mani
festOes they intend holding more.