New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19

Let not the wOrkingmen IN rhe United states VINO
read the above lull themselves INTO TIE belief hat
becdIise tncy are N America they are secure from
the evils which have produced low and misery
IN countries a. richly be ssed with gre { resources
as their own. The sup,T TIot c'rCiiiun % aAor here
is manly due te the Republican principle OF PoIec-
tion +, American industry A short period OF Demo-
CT tic Free Trade would alara capital. Hood tho
country with to.eign manufactures. close many II
our mills and iouudrics. and lower the price Of
labor As utner PROOF that Til, is prcemii entity
ou,s or of f. Dor bere is tie caldd admission ot tho
Hon, Charles II. Palmer, NJ. T., WHO az "a meeting
he'd at NeYcastle-on-lyn lyne IN September, 1913,
sad:
Having their raw material of cotton, the coal
and tne.t iron, and Other raw u,a r a. theIr can
De doubt IA tt II Labor IN tlc t''t ''4teN iht
be brought down t. ihe same prct rs We pl' ~ ms
count v and thIs can only be done D, ne r"H'Nu
OF their tarh tney could manuiactiie - chtapy
as do.
Tins we can see that Free Trade simply aud
soieiy means the r. duction of wages IA the United
States and with Free Trad Que" established not
all the unions, combinations or strikes that Gould 10
devised world prevent this reduction. ioT our porta
Won It be open to foreign goods and 1t "ouii simply
be a question Ga " low wages. OF no Nag't a. a."
Ler irishmen who settled here tweht, i've years
ago IN the days f Free ra1o, before ihc Re?u0ii'
can DEFY had cl ,ydtea labor aud developed Ancri-
luuuSllH Dh ilS NfSi u's0HitN' l''t'i tho - 40
of The country at that time. In those days as ia
IN Sc orr mountains aboundcd with ore; hut whrlo
were the turuace fir = or the numb 0t stall art
men VINO LOW make the laDd musical " On th' roar
If the blast and the ring of the anvil? Where.
cept IN Manchester aud i rniagha d., winch were
them in "A measure, the workshop, OF the UHi,ed
Siatcsg England destroyed the minuiacturcs
of Ireland anu forced IushneE g. cm gaze, uui, IN
etrad of thwactlng her designs thcb wrro mis,e.
INTO supporting the ID tmocrduc party when pro-
noted this state OF tbing'.
In . cd time Republican stretched form ia
"protectingp haud and. lo. ihe nils are tnnnolied
and ,he valleys are alive wItn fdrnice,; diversified
luGsstry-agrcIiturc, manufactures, trades and
General commerce REACHING upon each ON - las
taken the place of the scAiy system "i Frec Irde,
vith its foreign manufactures long hoIrs, low
,voges wildcat currency anl general thr tie,.ness.
II is the fate OF conquered races, and the most
ncholy phase of suJrcton. to bc used by their
co,orerors TO build up aud sustain the power which
snhoues them. Ireland affords stuklDg lustra-
n'u of this Her hatred OF hcT cpPtcssor. her
,snunt.ons for National aul onCny, have lit mp
..v.n centuries with the Hlmc Ot pcrlOdlc revolt.
She Il as "a volcauO-quiescrDt at tnc-, blt never
oueucncd buTst ng iUvih at intervals 3 give i'til-
!, nuy lnaO the hrrs of liberty rtIIi Turn IN hcr
ho,ou. Yet the march of English dominion and
cooucst ~ marked by the bleaching bones ot lr sl-
men VINO d,cd ~ the vanguards ot het armies. In
t,e srun.e. the court, the cainp-WLer'NeI the
| ,,,nrv of England needed an orator, Jldte, or
snln r-IrIsnmen have shed more lusfrc on tho
nr II sh n.me tuan they have shed upon thtlt own
| country. But what can be said III eStenua.ion ."