National Republican., 1880-08-26

names of 1851 many of them doubt tie widows of
husbands killed by these men These the Shyoc who have
claim upon rebel sympathy and whose bonds be epu
dated should the solid South Control the Government They
will justify this by saying to themselves, "Ths money bor
should aid paying u" That their regard for the pghted
faith of the Natonl They will stop that. They will also
either ropudate the payment of pensions to Union soldiers add
the rebel soldiers the list Should be said that this pre-
vented by the amendments to the Constitution the reply at
hand as illustrated by act of Democratic court They
will reoganizo the Supreme as to obtain majority
tho judges do which bill introduced the last session of
Congress by Mr. Manning of Mississippi This accomplished the
then decide that these amendments not constitution
ally adopted the Democratic Supreme Court Indiana has done
in relation to the recent amendments to the Constitution Of that
State They will then have full sway Bills pending in
Congress to three hundred millions of dollars to rebels
who doubts the payment of these cams This idle surmsc
to alarm the people Let reflect and they will
be convinced that this will be accomplished in the of the
control OF the Government going into the hands of the solid
South" Are the people of the North and West prepared for this
Then let them vote for it in November.
The maintenance Of such duties foreign manufactured goods
coming into ports shall enable aboers mechanics
md manufacturers into fair competition with poorly
paid labor of Europe for our own markets is another Republican
measure whose existence depends the result of the pending
election.
The leaders of the Democracy of the solid South now
always heretofore dictate the of that party Educated
In the Calhoun school of politics. they in favor of what they
call free trade" Apprehendng that the time has yet
for open avowa of this doctrine they far concealed their
ultimate and real object declare at Cincinnati for
for only they did four years St Louis The
meaning of this that there shall be tariff articles coming
in competition with articles manufactured by people, be-
that would be protection which they opposed This
call IN Their platform tarh only"
tariff would enable foreign manufacturers unese and break
down mechanics and manufacturers because of the starvation
prices paid by the former for labor which largely into
the cost of the manufacture of every article coming into market
The people of this country have but imperfect idea Of the
real condition OF and the wages paid those who labor the mines
workshops and manufacturing establishments of Europe few
ago commission instituted by Parliament in England
inquire into that condition and the wages paid The facts
communicated after thorough examination of witnesses
of the most horrible character They found that in many of the
coamnes boys and girls working together in
almost naked condition They say: In the Lancashire coal
fields lying the north and west Of Manchester females reg
ua employed in underground labor and the brutal conduct of
the and the abasement of the well described by
of the witnesses examined by them" witness Peter Gar
ke collier said that he prefers to boys drawers they
better manage and keep time better they will fight and
shre and do every thing but let anybody pass them" Betty
Harris Zone of numerous persons eXamned aged thyseven