New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

steel, ui which talS are maut ~
equal TO 100 per cent, and it was certainly nj would
great Importance to cheaper railroad ll91.
lie against Tins enormous duty on sirel Ia-
As TO salt he believed the duty onerous ara % he
w. lso "nn6seJ 10 The new classification OF sugar
Summing ~ his speech. he argued on t NJ, IPes
of getting up an export trade IN manu-, 81
so long as such burdcnsnmc taih Is ~ wy, 20
cared the duty 81 CONGRESS 10 carry ou' N'"''
'e9 OF lEST' IN 6r Ptnj chen addressed the Com
mee favor OF Protection ana III feIH 10 MI brooA'
MIR. Kelley said: The gentleman from Scw-York
NJ Hroelsl I'm opening the debate promised To mount
nrdder's wagon and ride through The agricultural as
irics OF the country exhibiting hoes shoNcis' axes;
on aus knives aud forks, cUtous. aud Woolcns. ana
demonstrate people the unjust aud enormous tax
aion imposed them 10y tbs existing ari II me gen
IIsman I'M redeem this promise making candid state
mens of facts the people, VIII contribute toward ms
EXPENSES pray for the success O MS MISSION y no
al her means could perfectly demonstrate that du
ties which really protective are never iaN ana mat
protection Invariably cheapcns commodities 80 hVa-
ably il this true that Protective America, France,
and Germany are crOwd.ug frce.trado England
out of the markets OF the world with the articles
named by the gentleman. Willie purchasing the mate
rails of which they made from her aud pay inS pro
tectiye duties every pound OF IT, rms j. not ere
declaration. II is truth demonstrated by experience.
The starving mechanics of England know IT, aud nave
AT length succeeded IN bringing i Officially TO he kho%I
edge OF Parliament. have before me an extract i,ll
The report of a Parliamentary commission "heh ne
House of Commons, or the 18TH OF JAY 1865 ordered 10
be printed which proves that. nolNin'anuI3- our u
ties iron and steel, knives ana ioks huiseshoe mans,
&c. are crowdne her ont Of general markets Inat our
noes shovels. and are bought by the people OF al
her colonies; and that orr locks sewing hdcnines' anu
and steel uhdtt-tilllS
in the streets OF London and Birmingham SUBMIT Iho
entire paper for the gentleman. constellation
~ fl, r,r, fran IA, e St' G,@" on s-i,qfa Instruction.
g,b the prooeitys Of ne COMMITTEE misue Of egdeoe
orltrSd By the House Of coo~os, ;. p,at int; 18th July 1901
List articles made Birmingham and he hardware d,c,
which lsrsy replaced 10 eo%mon mTseis Of iAr World ~ nt
tade m rbe which The shornes' Of time has not
permitted corutrg ,hos, product, ar. ,rl'rr,a
4rlcs cass Of articles 70 har, r,giqoci hos Of hA dis
IN whOtr part
%SceT. c"@pa,'e,, band ard Germany cl 70,
c, ,sI,i OF Teot description WHERE
the cost j, more Ia labor than IL Germany
pae AID sboe an Uu,ed exports them TO all
e S Of o large , r o p%1 s "Ir f' s compel. with US for
poses an article srg their and to extent
for export.
, For tree &c. an ar. unitei States supply colonies
ce Of are aHde World with the best article
cooper, tools sloaaSer,' ham Germany United State.
Maeae,ss: For cutting asarcAues Relieved be Germay
Nails Cut ,.................. Amete. aad oar colonies
eah and Belgian largely 'npeT-
beautifully made by machinery in
h"''r'D"'''' ''''''''''''''' the United states ~.
L' ss. f Al American sy pump T' snii
Punps: ofv''u so's.'' water Or tue Abyssnaa
[ petition
SoGP gins cor. s e E Ssn Many sya ai By '5 r State.
rc.han r., moving .machiues to common markets
G, ~, ,cti-.. ...... nj
Lamps: For ne v th petroleum TIE United St'te' peum
ree Of very large con lamps sapPa. the hn4"'0 III
Ierps for tie be.... French, even imported TO hnsAni
lir. ,y res ....................... France.
ics: Daoo. cbcoc United sae France and Ger
drsweT-ocss. ca2o'aTd-loek' IN many.
os Fn1: Stat: .s s fass to Canada
Tap.: Rat beaver United Se export to C'9,da
anger. t"ised)~. an. probably elsewhere
Brass ruulesy east: As hinges :, . ..-
bras book. castor,, in great These st IN great vTe
yar.ty. door buttons extensively exported
and great yarety Of other from France anu u'im'H'
D % ,o.' cSr q. Ia These .,e. great ,.,s
healing All strAt variety OIL Germany ami france
Needles: article Of large con Mostly Htmany lInehsn ,
V.S.ioo.s.................... Believed Germany
great variety 81 sport Vow exported largely from L5E
Jog guns i'rnt'F 'n'eP O Besln. aad Btnne. France
BreeehIoli-g nu'Arts aud re- }Upited State.
i so ,i England 3d. Uaii iS State. 'sai
Watches and Ensf si. n ne %aa
by machinery
Gs For widows spectacle and Belgium uppats 10 our
500 a, o'D'' Believed be Belgium sad
Swords. russia sDa IeEu
Jevery gilt steel cs are even imported into
great YaTev....'. '''''''( Rngland.
Small 't ,nei' a. e9 c1 ana and Gem'y Many Of
iey r - aud other f.,teaiugs gland
anu many Austria. France. and Ru'.ia We
LEATHER tays With CLASPS, purses Lve about all thee si'
Buttons. Mother pearl...... Vienna imported to RnsnL
DnIOu,: HoH.......'.'.. IIac ,i,r oa.,...I p
Porcelain, Concy Mlton's Of Gs aud Imported England
stoke .............. .....''.'. largely
Steel buttons formerly Bolton France.
p,o,setie or lasting boot buttons. GermAny
Steel peas l'rnh"ae'' brass scales France
, An' -. $50 ''.,.,......... Germany
Fi.,,ic het. With metal l4sieSag.. Germany.
Brass chsnieleTs a9i gAsl"nss' France and Passia
spoon. fork. Sc. France Austria and Prussia
LoeEs; best trunk door anS eaoine' aud France
r,"bsl, frn.aie. .............. France aud Prussia
Pe. and tortoise srtces..... Franc. and Au;.t.
Iron aad drs.. hooi, and eyes.. Prussia and france
joj,s ware. tnsmele ......... France and Prussia
Optical instruments Mathematical France A. 9ris and Bavaria
Instruments .''''''''''.''''''''') c.,, and P,.,,.
Japauued Wares nemah! Nnu rIAnee
Bits aud srrups. ................ Belgian and frsscs
Leettopael wares le"'ome" France.
G!l..6r,pg. .................. United States
Plumbers bras. iouuderJ United states
Table glassware. uuea o,Ae~
Mssh'Sss for domestic purpose. a:)
and Tashing.rnaebOss. ~, .---
Feetnirts and scissors ............ United STATE.
S SssI}csn "1 'sotos,1 a. buckets, .-
rlothe~pegs washing and SgheuL United States
'T Hslted.s tool. sael a, chsss' Germany,
piH. Tor 1iaicstrias., aud ciiei
wire fr binding tue bars strings
Of pianos &c J. -
Replying to the remarks OF Mr.. Stevenson Mr.. Kelley
SAID
The gentleman from Ohio Cdr. Stevenson has de-
nOnnced the proecOnists of the House faction and
denore The fact that the beautiful idea free trade,
cannot be wholly realized until the commercial millen
MUM" lie WILL however do all he can TO hasten It's ri-
unph In this direction he goes further than Calhoun or
any Southern leader went. This IL manufacturing
and agricultural district yet he not only echoes the de
mand of the gentleman the reetrade commercial
city OF for free COAL lroD salt and lumber aud
gene reduction Of the tariff but leaps beyond him,
teruai taxes, which established as temporary
war measure, and which costs annually about