New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
NATIONAL TARIFF CONVENTION.
A LARGE ASSEMBLAGE.
PROTECTION FOR HOME INDUSTRY DEMANDED-N

A LARGE ASSEMBLAGE.
PROTECTION FOR HOME INDUSTRY DEMANDED-NO
"FREE sHIPs" WANTED.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The National Tariff
Convention organized in Farbank Hal this morning
A. the preliminary meeting Rufus b. Bullock. eX-
Governor OF Georgia, was chosen chairman Upon
taking the chair, Governor Bullock in a brief speech.
stated the objects Of the convention which the purh
cation Of the public service the restoration Of the National
flag upon the ocean, the advancement the interests OF
the spb1dng Industry the e-1ining OF orr lost place
in the carrying trade the discussion OF the ACCESSIBILITY
carly reduction OF the intern taxes OF the gen
era Government and the discussion OF means to nat u
ra.iH1 new industries upon cur SOIL
Among the delegates present and firms represented IN
panv. sy.acHse. n =; +. " NcEn on, Boston, Mass;
Be-ssencr steel Company Philadelpha, Penn; John W.
s. r o Ketuey Union Iron COMPANY, Buffalo, n Y; r..
Guii 'ord smith, Linseed oil Works, Burlington Lowe
Frost, Manufacturing Company. Chicago. IL. ". +.
Frost, Cherokee Iron pud Railroad Company, Cecar
ill., Piitsbnrg, Penn; john Roach Son. Chester, PENN
Leland Iron Company, Detroit, Mich. National
Ter Nautical Gazeie New-York; Onondaga Coarse salt
Association Syracnsc n Y; Porter Manniacnpag COM
Pa; Standard MT Company Pittsburg. Pa; ftts1nrg
hesseH'er steel Company; Poitstown' nj I ga,
& sons Pbadelphia McKeesport Iron Work5s;
sweets Manufacturing Company, syracuse, \: u
Samuel Edwards syracuse Iron Works, Syracuse, ~ VI
G. A. Dresser, Syracuse Glass Company syrtcuse n ";
n. C. Rider f. c. Searnes Co., syraeuSy, n y Onon-
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Illinois watch Company, Springfield, III, J. Bum aud
the Collier White Lead and on Company =. Lo1s, Mo,
Alex. Euston. The Hon: william Mckinley, ONO re,
ported. lie was chosen Chairman The Vet-Prs.ldents
include l.. A. HartsuOrn Troy, \. Y; WIZARD alhr
Tecnmseh Ala; Senator Jones, Nevada; the Hon W. d.
Kelley, Philadelphia Penn; Seth Low, Newt Ork Clty
Mr. Mckinney uDOu taking the chair, said that while
he not official representative or any sluSt III
dustry OF the country, he still rarlh man because
he believed In protection for the sake OF protection lie
dd believe in tariff for revenue only, Wlu MOI
dental protection II there wns To Do any incident about
il he would have 1t tariff for protection WIN lncidch al
A. long the great growing industry OF the
Congress he believed that il ought 10 De voted 90 thr
and mat uigglrdIJ He had been eGuctted m Inc
school or tariff to which belonged JIsuce Noriil, VINO
Of tue great leaders OF tuTih thou5ht ia the
county
Nj. Arans Of Cleveland offered series Of resolutions
In OF building mp orr merchant marine o. th' pom
cy thai had been used with success by the Lh&lsh ana
other Euro Governments. Tie resolutions strongly
opposed free slhps.
Mr. David H. Masou, Of Chicago offered long series
of resolutions dtnounoiuE B-h free ir"de % "a rcNte
10 project British manufacturers tie American mar
kc., ana to enable BRUSH captHi ana "hoi 40 utpihr
American capital and aoOr of tue just protection o "ui
laws.
MI stcbaus OF Detroit offered resolutions rcairm-
nIatturTg adopted by tie National Labor jill
crcs- hc.o in PnliddclpIla I'm 1869.
tlr. Gmucl Of Iowa, iu behalf OF the farmers Pre-
scented resolution asking for an explanatory statement
OF the reasons Why tic Bcs-cmtf hIetI combination
should b. persitIcd to keep up the prcr ~ rails. ,
ttr Hau-uuru oil Detroit, offered resolution 10 ING
effect that the Convention could not see any Ht.sidhlal
tl BE- d. rived from -t~igcuE american Ht-', 10
{ e present Level oi Euro. 2 a d 90 cOua.'ic..
... H. Il. Waters Offered % Iysnu.p1 ~ i-Noi 81 Ic-
lorna in the laws relative 10 Trans POI taii"l A. rt
AIl,rtuc announcement had been iut'e Ihat Ar. JONI
Roach would dIrr-, meeting 90 FMrpdnk IA. 10
morrow evening upCn &c Amorouu shipping Interests
Nj Hinton, U' VI lwHuErc thought tai Sot", expires
Eu should Doe given 90 iht CONVENTION lI Ea' i1 h'I1
uIy o. General Garfield.
CuIN ci,IUn adj rucd until tomorrow lhofiLi5'