The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Ma. BRIGHT oN AMERICA.
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, Wc,CrLlI- 10 L; ytHlI, 0n Als return from America, 1Lr T. E. Potter, the member for Borough aaJ ihc president of the Golden ClBb. lie meeting was a crowded one anj a most enthusiastic reception was given ! tc Mir. Hgi t.t acd alr Potter when they en tered the h4i, iha audience singing "Auid Lang Syua. Toe Mayer Nr. Tbos. Scho- field presided. Ou ihe mofioh ot MT R- T Hope second .d log Ar "- I. Shawcross, a resolution Has ys-et oAcIlnS hearty welcome tu Sir. p .,,cT, aad rendering hlm ] fine thanks ..4- ra- meeting for his efforts tO IrrDots. hl.d .I g. ,rsic iu that country, aud oApf,,siag a pope that his iabours and th0se of tue Tree jraI.Is iu The United States might be crowned with cljire success, by Ibg removal oi ai. barriers To tree cOmmer- cia- intercourse between England and Amrr.ca
 1lr Potter, ln acknowledging the resOlu- fina, gave lac meeting his impression of the Jni.cd ~tate= aad tEe people, and offered 10 l.r. bl5.sut maav messages of affection and esre-ln uit.i winch he had UCeH charged by lhe meeting. ia .,cw York, Boston and CMcagn, aaG -.si that lhe ardent hopes of a., from ;ue President to the artisan, was 's,.t Me. B.. -at would Eot die until he Lad seen Amsloa."
 Nr. Bvzhs, ".3 was received with cheers, in 1Lo e. ul-e oI bis speech referred to many iEvItat5OH- ua u.l reCeIred tO visit America. he military s.~rcm aai the Intolerant IalUury tA.cc.uas oi the Empire of Ger i.4sv Wtg, c-A-isa-.y driving great num- nel- ila.. Sss...l. Ip esA5Eiate To America. In tA.s eaGa.rg tial iaaI monopoly which constantly teads so u.iaiA1sh the pOpula- ,iou occupying j4- seli iH Great Britain t.i. IB B3u54sly which. uy JAe bye, must tall tetl-rj y.as driving 8 vast number to the L-ltta 0tales aaL fLc colonies, who would nave o,acrw,se remained comfortably, in- dus'ru4sly, au's ur hoped happily at home.
 CAleys) H. uri.eyei what MT. Potter S.Id, tull ig oaig SAW iour drunken people ia AuaG,c2. Well out iIe dlu not see one emperor l.A8G:teT ho did not sec an en- pesnr or sa empress daughter and cheers), or k'ags or queens, or Imperial or Royal princes, anu lHHces- These nigh digni- tar}es which tacy pad so great and often SO deserved r,s peel a--F} were not tO be found iu that country, titu;i7D had been made of the fact t.i@r iu-ye were TO bishops 10 be fouuO h. .i.e An,. .ia.H Senate. Hear. hear ] No douht 5Aasc a4a V, pie in England who coInNil-s rate sa+.E .,.f-i-i1I. in regard tO lhat hv l!.t gs.. ti.'..t. cu"cVs.) They had nO. con ITtg,.t a Isi.c3i}Hc mostly political and partly Eei- .tH~ lEl H .!lcb the State bols- ter- ti tt- Petitions tu ctua!tioU that the re- .iI:pl.> l,i- tr un ,Gr >Iijc- Loud cheers hey .l5t tas E.. .lI. is." ed great church or~a:t.Iai aiinn--i tta3. Lear. (Which would ic3IB to tiio cslus> ot I.cUaichS and states IIan the >aNv,HIi Ci iLG simulated voice Of Goi, i5y which (al-fIanity was deInoralized and degraded. i2td aud continued cheers) He Sald aisu,-and IL wAs the last point on which Eo ~cu.a iVicr tu any differences be- tween ihG two cO8nlTiCS-they have no land monopoly, nn system of law which vas in- tended ,0 maintain grga, families in posses sion Of Va~! estates that tAey might confer On those families ,-TI. DuIiticei power which might b. used. aUi ha~ been almost always U>cd. .l uuP'Sis3"u to iIu trde rights and ln- ;cgcS;~ I! fro. lou ct he peopie. ttheers.) They had lei Er.isrg,t. aS we ..Gd preferred .n t:iis ,lu.-rV. Co n!aiuiain 6 thousand gTe-t n"H-c- aut gt,a. pruprIe,ors when they mi-iit have i&.. Iuudrad> Oi thousands If comfortable" and happy homestCads. fIEc-T~.t t..i-ir.G- .J X american protection i.u ~fi-i f..t- }- lta I-u. -' iOu-. ago since we isa.I d l2stI as "13 ihai of the United ~td..~, ilt l-e Aiaer.cans grow their own food ant dii Hoi l,ul tho protective duties u:Hsh, Gbd, therefore, tie desire tO get gi! ol jil,:I ,y.t- 'e-s. N doubt gentlemen cu .rst platform EagF -na. wool had risen c5H-I.l .lrt:''iE n Iic". !'riN hcclu~e the Americans had been uJyIaG freely, bu. when hey iaua ;ba wcnl ;o .heir own count Try. tarr mad lu gay heavy duty upon H. The wool .trHers ,2 Australia mad recently ..tg Chambers If Commerce in America. complaining cf the heavy duty nu their uu.'. ' Was curious thing that dUf n- ti2 }a~j five VcaTS the only great interest d.. tHe United states that had not suffered Td- j.ie agricultural interest. He H2w lae D-nnr 'jsy an adlIirab.e letter writ f-r1 70 fs | nn-IEHa, la tbs rooul1y- tn Senator of a S;&,c "a0~a na'H" h. did not remember, in IL" ta..esl ~.a'c>, and hc complained of their ,ai.!I rD taI~ >Iound: He said, "I live here 'U SSE Castle. anu there are million D: ,cJl.a "l1tu a certain distance Of this town, ; hs~s people are taking from Amer "a :sse3; ~3saui;Ies nf grain If all kinds, pt atstg .H:, sHeaf, rtco8, cheese, etc, but ;Hc} ind ,sas tie.r iron aud cogl, which tA1F iiarc iu @}esi abundance, they are not allow v,i ;0 seuJ 10 ihc United states, be- c"@-p :Eo lu1e@ If tLr!r tariff are so high il@- !t l. aH unequal contest" He further aid, ''%3", E!.gn slip brings a cargo of corn from -Ha ui.at States tO the Tyne, and UHli.- ,c 23 bgr;l l0 the United States, the crtta.a, oI I1H.>e. will seek cargo to take la"@; o@; rH ill- 70 the American tariff there l. -cftc' y @ay thing h. cau take which "ji} iar. .ie CH'.-cIGcAce is he has to take , i- Na-sr. t'."a "@so-s ihe ocean empty, and
 
 "3@ car--n c'aF'n- trum New York to the Tyne nlt.. cora iiaS GO Iay freight that will lay the oEEer ,I .ne ShIp for both pas >agc-- Hv's5 5-af:i therefore every farmer exporting hi- -.nH lO this country, who c5.inot ..-. g'.,tru clEGn, las 8 charge--a heavy chafGe-ur@a that cargo of grain Y hicH nee s.a1i5v djiuinisheS he quality he Cln sell .rie. aj.s3 aIin,uiShes the price and ike prof; which tle farmer would otherwise reee,v".N lthser~.3 IIo, Mr. Bright. had beicf ina, t8c Aacricars, with all their schools, and all laeir rIw-plpers, and all l heir I... Giseus,i9s', and with all their elec- t!on-~-!or v:cci.uns were wonderful oppor- l tuul.le- fer 1l1..lia--TI, all these, he be- ! iiCVgd tGe Americans we're a people of great i common Sen~y. and Heiure long the farmers ! throughout the Uason wculd find the pro- ! lection u'I:a: which thcv sold everything at Inc che1pr- and bought everything at the i dearest. aUd N-tca made them pay two i fral-h;S frr earring iEeir produce to !! iGr5.'H, k a srA...n which they wnnld no longer >ul-. r.t. iIe believed that with the fA!l oitErils iEtuc union of peoples, through ] free trade bst-ccu nations, we should find ] ,hat ihcre Wuu.i i- g faiI of that military >ySieiI w h.rh Row rpy-e >>eG all inc nations ] li he eal.h. 2sf ...,.. eECn in this country lH b.s opinion. Gi-h5GnHred and rejected he Christianity winch Ee profess. Loud { lni prolonged c.ce:;nC.l
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 Indian Civilization.
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