New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20

rhis bill wa not to help the hard aborpg man itwls
20 help the rich H. referred 10 the Vienna Exhlb-
on and spoke Of the disgrace that had rested on the
United states account ~ the wranglng and hagehng
Commissioners He then turned bs attention 20 his
colleague or. HEWITT and ridcned the corn Litchen
prOpOs ne admitted that ~ course the proposition
constitutional but his colleague made great 'akc
~ ne supposed that maze was het ras,u - 9 I'd
Hundreds ~ millions OF bushels or l. MMere ia'ss" 49,
consumed there. Ile imagined MA eoHe.gae rs onlei
Eyp0sti,n Giving receipts m every language how to
cook cornmea, and one Of the Heather Chinee com
cornec," and he then depicted the Chinamln
thaving cooked his cake and eaten ~ cryinS
rbbee me grecnoey cornce. Tfolse !" (Laughlerl
IIe appealed to ms colleague TO say what France had
had not been connected win the Louisiana Returning
Bo'T LISSIe aa @ ,ag n1 b fbco sb"nm
indigc'on Of hot corn IL1nghterl lie then drew pic
tnre Of huslng match France conducted by the
chairman Of the committee (AIr. SWAMI ana his cot
League or HEWITT ut whi'h OF the brown-iaccd.
wooden-snoed girls Of Mar,eiies discovers red ear
and crIos out, ala rougel Ia rOuge embras,erY moi
In conclusion he made IN argument ~ iavor9f trretlaae
bring in oil for the radical modification oL the tariff
He said: II we would assist our hIu.tfle-' ehlafk,
market and attract with all our forces social
these absurd and repcllant cies Int u AVOID RVng
bOunes to selfish class. II We want m outlet Tor orr
productions JET us enlarge de Jphce U tb
n we will make an alliance OF PhN'ch WIN I'l'enii
forces and lit the Hierarchy 81 labor onto a
higher plane II would extend me lnf of Fellowship
"a other nations we have something more 20 d. m N
create simp, display Of goods upon stall IN foreign
Val pIaced round our country by restrictive legislation
Take tho duties OIL ljDO taxable articles and YOU
nVo ey Ibic6 banes over our ind1stfics ana 1te
America itself universal exhibition We "antno edlbces
yor encIntmcnt to provoke he improvement and n
crease Of manufactures Is cheap M r et n2t mrrcyi nr
your m inuiartIres lat for your Drad-l Ms lbrhi-
lies On exchange bring tOseh thu skilled mlnullrtrr'r
'rd to cbn,p frif. portcr What France ana ENGLAND
i, bv rem otity Ne NAV d. 40 palatal prolicrs ike
ihc Cry.la Palace the Vienna EXuDiiln BH4dns are
haf SO po,n, % cheap marAct 1t is the LAMP Of Al
ard distress, and dedttuton. and poverty, and dc,nr
aud death Man has mate me ra "aFs dpon tlH c,inj
Che has become an economical means Of tr1nSit
through steam there j. no quest even To- the uteno't
parts OF the carth m when our enterprise may lou 20
with the cheap mark T. II, i5)aicl Win al our pre-
emincnce ID Industry, Wih all our power 10 crate we
valleys ma.z. and wneat; war may take from rha /
hriIs Oh a'r IT., iri " -, Hi'n . t "l
lands; we NAV kho" Wh 'tIlFl' ih'ait men ne .h.
Of tools and tn man, AID the p'wero the dwarf behind
without 1 outlet for our products. rera uen.s may
give bbntic as Napoleon di g. the sub 't'uiionof *
e5scnc invention returns 70 plague the inventor The
active. frcerling ma ion viii com" enriched thereby
IT,, a. .,ii M g. ~ MANN, IT, 49,, In (, ~ No., -
f.rcc f"r tie order of GnJ ia f'oiom of evc.l1.,
Boy. II Jon would sci. When TINS country. 10y series
other NATIONS il old NOT crow rch WAN
England. in 1916 repealed her corn laws
,o her tic evrbop, M me ~ rid. sfliYe einnot .e
r it ~, rr, w. m ~ t9rilf yb f.,. rbe @'lf fr
her hsu; Illinois cannot lnd a m4rart COR her t.enige
g,ana-s The old world when she stops the fabric, II
Enqlani and France n we would SEN our machines
anil grains 20 France We must DIV her olive on and sih
tn. rule has exception You cannot m Ike bargain
without two part,s; there is sale without p1r-
chaser Can yon sell 90 one wthlu receiving from i.n
and expect 90 rem 1 soy Dti Try ~ sell ao Dad with
Out puicnisin- abroad and yol Viii make frrc; ana
u failure Nor. absurd llan any whcH B1siial demon
strites or Caina once illustrated II is nor ln cApo.-
lions. IN subsidies, that onr trss praiies ami ao'und-
ing forests or orr c9mm.lcal and mi iiac urns sr 20
ness, WIZ attract the oytl"pulal'd c"nhil'' ni l1"
ola world. 1t America Opcn Der arms to the hungry
ana lhr homeless ana b1 the Aouc,s' conc oyer me
soil We have air. water and bread: gold end siiy.r
stand; I'D me pam 'i3 one 5"uLl co. l'. .,Na
unm1t ted greed through legislation. me ui't step
prosperity Of our country IS freedom OF trade without the
io..y u s.. .cSl II Z, H. ,.,,.o,.,., 81, st., ,,,
who. sd, FIR the IN IT mlairs himself popular,
nIsrrpics .nted his fisic, m speech calculated 90 do
Inc Iro st1fes s5ould ba worfiv roprr.rni.d AZ tIs
al inn pruIeuce largely the fact t1at France ai aided
her Revolutionary struggle wIh ships. rcn and money.
given To the invitation from America, and now
bar France sent an invitation 90 America what sh.ud
h. % aus,ycrl There va, not man n abe II1r.c VINO
would vote to refuse H. Even Dis colleague OF Cox
would lot disgrace his manhood ~ 10 soy 10 Chat
answer DE. " We VIII accept hut we WEI trtnI no /
money" II Fmukiin, Dean ami Lawrence ana O. other
Amcrloln Com col i-ioner- who went to that caulJ and
polite nation bad been met with Che a Wer; Dol" .s}mra
would they nave thought of b. But 10 was beiftng
the whole question beyond measure 10 put DO 90 the
money ground. In this ease no noL,} N"u o' Dee tx
mend n for the b.u-dt of France; every do.ar Of %
wound be spent Tor benefit ~ the American people.
mi, was not private enterprise, Dyt ma !
fiona one Private individuals would NOT Doe ny
cognzed Thu question was purely international, ana u
American exhibitors ~err 10 bee thcit nt M ~ ""uid DE
through the agency oi tn Government a." theh pro-
cccd.d to show the srcat practical results derived from
international 'Apoe'uohs ~petiflnB we Gus 81 De-
s,mer steel the making Of which, a,.r ne Paris ESpos-
to' u II" I irarrca 10 thr Coriiss engine winch
since The Philadelphia Exposition Is being mii' M 'l
European countries ana is pa}lus IoyAY 10 u. iNeu
tor Coming down t0 iie qu.rti'h on we corn hf. i'
would give rise 90 r1cul' anu !c0 ~ "'H" practical
suggestion "a mucn as the Vienna bakery
which had conferred sieat benefits ON the
II was possible he thousn so u pOpuaIHe the ne Of
lud corn in Europe as ioincrtse rAp'rauoh rom
var I(c declared On reply 10 Mr.. cox that Lc WIS
not high prorcuonst aud never mad been. ir
believed that the progress OF ihe country was
embarrassed by IT'S protection laws, ant int
they were mpedimrnls To nai9nA PROT lie
Il ,vocated reIr ,entHtOn 40 the PuiS Exposition Dee
cause he believed 30 would Ice the mat blow T. system
which. however useful IN ITS day .'s oi,lrd D. ueiui
competition at the Paris Exposition, American article,
would carry on the prizes ana rcip3cy ga tFHde be-
tween tne Two countries NOuil httu guy rt'ult.
Nr. MONROE (is D., Oh1)-l member or the commit .
tee on Foreign All irsspok in advocacy ot The bd He
va, glad % obs rye that Whatever uhtitu,tSol opinion
existed the House m regard 20 hc H. 90. were agreed
ia thinking that IL was OF the srae,l lmpoi@nre th1f
tire foreign market Tor Am'ficih ko"uN S"ud 40 'A-
tended This becoming almost q Necessity iof the /
country. There such great accuh 1,on ot labor
here and largely unemployed labor tit atIfhton must
br gwen 20 the question OF furnishing employment.
and nothing was more in'..s .','i7, , Iof tn'
than extension 0I foreign IA rHcs ?" ga. Anii'4i ,"c
tories can % work. For That purpose Doc said i-
terua,iona cXp0sitons re most usru ne in-ianccd
the Empire ui Bid1A ("lh Whith u' L4l p'i'"H ace
q IiutIuc,J rs q country nom Nhlrh "g import /
Si2O00oOO annually wnie our exports 20 brl.. are
only %TOOocoO. IRON ms hho"i'"-e oi t.tt country.
and from very careful study oil Tie SUBJECT hc beloved
tnat tae balance 81 trdG' |s l, ,I SiC1 nsnt
an immense market for wacat loHr there which might