New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-30

svrpo OF duties or Gov
fbe country from al orms Of direct Tee system by
srD,Dont can opV use Its power l7 iiS5y,g snch gen
HNo,,n. on , Indispensable establish JIs', 70 inst
s an absolute necessity soI llo and measures.
lu u., a. 80 i ilsed as money, the amount sltio,,
Taruiaed and increased ia pISloi - tir i!ege of
oa ,iDS duties on imports IN iegh leh4eI l. If fms
England is trying 70 pefhu""9 ,,,c,{1i01 With her
i1iebfy MACHINES thus would no uel 10Y ,, ~ Rr,tisb
BE consequence 9a , our shawn four wears after
our war with England. lAAss blr" .. oFort
that in 1928 We found H. nec,'s..{ {,o Of irec,
trade-tIt extended To all parts OF our own country !.
ali article, thai are the proc OF own soil or OF
H5o1rir4n i@Ior several times since thCn tie tnus
nave been reduced and hard times nave tooWel ti'
S"ye Se n acau inposcd ana prosperity has followed
Mere m ing tnat can Ue said be purylascd cheap
l.1w foreign countries tuat must te poueHt ~ t,v
neuse Of leaving our own labor unemployed, ana our
paw materials unused All pIOpertg ana "eatu arc ny
products OF LABOR; therefore the creators Oh To
beu.otcctca in the enjoyment OF tae properly ou "'
they have brought about lAppAuseJ
PERMANENT OEGANlzA1IoS.
Nj. SlcIleLbe1cer, of Pennsylvania "ueieu I'
tion that the rules Of tho House OF hepfesen-.
sacnla be adopted 70 govern the deliberations % '"o
Convention with the exception 'ha' al I'so'u'l""'
soJ bo read md referred to Tie Committee on Eeso-
1ptonsv,rbot debates ld hat in the general discussion
sueacle- should Nc limited TO ten minutes ana 20 per
SON roula be allowed 90 speak more than once Under
oit Of order his resolution was withdrawn 10 De re-
urvrcd at a later tine. After The presentation o.
credentials willard warner Of Aahana' no'eo tl% ~
n Committee Permanent organ iauph' 10 coL.S-h' ~
trfUy.fiv- members as appointed by the cAai ma
". Paine moved iaat each de.s'IoH aIoEa MAJ ol
,d re ,aTiuqIi appointed the following members oI
the comgItlce, me industry WAIcn chch one AeIi'0'
Oi7 ad warner zig IRON Al; John sparrow sugar
Bce's, Maine; Conrad baeeT Jt.3l,, l6 Plng
W0oieuS. Del; Thomas W. P.lm5r Lu,'Tr 'sS s,,itb
FariIir MINI: Charles H. Cramp shipbuilder rfnn,'
e. 49, WIleg Farmer, Ne5ra- ka; e > JOINS.
H Viii x 5ro w, f. Ma + S. Page Vine cover Cali " +
Rockwell Cutlery, Conn; !. f. Hanson I"tuno' I I
ore \ j.; Juhn OF Fertilizers, Va. j. $ C9ttiuF Woo.
Grower Kansas J. n. Vance NaIs W, a. r nDIi'
'S1i VicIolas Ellis Miller Ind; Edward s4nderson;
Miller VIE. Governor ltiched, OF Rhode Island anu
. of Pennsy vaI,a oved that the chairman
should appoint committee OF twenty TO ci9
various Industries, report an address ma teSouu5
10 10 adopted by the Conve ntlOn i ". Ih,nt' m %
committee. He did not want Tcady-inaue cohh'
brought forward for the Convention TO act upon Us
;I fo,i,vrad in regard TO this matter. OF the
ON 6y the Executive Committee while large number
on' GU, ~ if Willard Warner of Alabama, said:
tarin law framed 10y Congress Wit "A whole wear
70 ret upon it Oad enCueh. one Hahti ny Coili't
te of I5lc Convention reures,utHg various Industries
Wouid he worse broad general, emphatic approval
OF the tariff policy is what Is wanted II any Ht'.1p.
made in TINS committee 70 give one HGn'tfy an M'N IN
taVe aver another we in TOR trouble, ana VIII STAY
here a good while before we get 1ui OF IT, nope tl
chairman VIII be allowed 10 name Tue "O
+. V. Palmer replied I'VE are here to affect public
opinion II W be said that selic0nstituled commit
lee without authority made this call. and came mere
with c.t-anG-iried programme WAleh ne Coi. oIUi
gplped down ana then wen home Inc comm ~
are all honorable without axes 20 gilAd; "u' '' -
NOT the way 70 run the Convention go. e.., -,
c. D. Aunt@rd. u West virginia, tl!utsHHi 2.i,,I
Massachusetts, and others spoke IN favor % aoMiA e
ctairmaL to appoint the comntee' ala lLe CgnN
decided upon This plan Numerous alliuohs "eie i1
to the committee auad by me email man. "I l1oh
Of delegates. Tie names o. me members WIKI lAe ID
du,trlc. represented, are as folowF:
Crrcs Elder iron and steel, Pcuns lFaua; j. mart
Brewer, pottery q-"s.l, NeWJer,t - d. -, Inns
cia I'm Ja.re,i iron workcr Pcun>' Taha l.I',,n
Peters. ill., farmer. GeOrsIa; T. GJl"rj smith, an IRA
York Henry Bower. chemist. PcHsyFaMai a; ".
Penn giyania, \ Es-el, WOO Ef1"e., Nt'h !. -
y. CaaUla paper, Massachusetts; LrI-t L'.tAl got
W. - Iiort.inaau silks P,l.usy!yaBi Mark A.
Hanna, :rop ore. ONO; c. ". BrocSuu'tt, gas Nt-t
f5ll swami a. iyon ana str Penn.yrna
T. = Page, VinicUliuge, California; NJ hn,; me li"l
Isaac Kline. window glass. Pi,sbuI4 u. 'aIc Baird,
books, P.iadelpha ". y. Berry, A- brieA Ne" JoI-
Fink, agricultuic. Illinois; j. Z. Butter agriculture,
OAi0 ANA Dr. Willard sugar ,,.,.s.......
6"s-rC. 0tH.r us,,.. we're tA.r offered bu 80 much
i,i.,e-. John " Hinton, u 5Iwsusec proposed one
tCaa Ia'Jr Another delegate pre- hict rt-.u-
;sl ,. ior revision 81 the oppressive iavf anocru2
steamboats, aAd imposing compulsory piioage. = com
luuloatou son ne iliUst,a. Leag. ashc3 icy to l,-
Imposition o. uGucs oi 4UiLue The -Ook Trad. Aeso-
cation % Philadelphia asLcI tlat tie U"| on "o"ns
should imposed by the pound. or thar all noot cost.
ng under certain price per pound, should d. addition
u tie ordinary al yaiofein pa! sptcihc '"! T.! We
day type bg levied by me pound, md On ine eecro
M ~ % No c d Nm Piat Hi5 trcrs ~, tcnte0 a
paper. calling attention to erroneous Treasury decisions
smooth ana p0hsned sheet-l4eh JoHh " .n1 y
handed IL paper relating t. Amti,a! sAlpplhs' ana
paper ASKING Tor aciI0n tie laws regarding The ship
Ping m.creos. Columbus Deiano presented resolutions
adopted by the National WOO Growers Association
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
A.ter Of fortyiye minutes, the Convention re-
assembled at O'Clock, and Willard Warner, chairman
OF tie Committee Organization, reported the pCrma-
ueIi officers i had selected. Warner Miller named
az chairman; there was a long lit OF yiccprcsdeus,
some OF the prominent Of whom were
Senator Paddock, of Nebraska, Columbus Dc.auo'
ex seEator William H. Bamum, Of Coucc-
tcut ex-secrctaIy r.. w. Thompson, OF IDdi.n
smith NJ weed, Of New YORK, c. d. Hubbard, OF We
Virginia Senator Randall Gibson, of Louisiana ana
Maurice j. Power -Four OF the yocpresdeuts were not
present. Among the secretaries was Theodore c. Bates
and iiarris L. Lewis. committee then appointed
70 wait upon Mr. Miller Ina few minutes II returned
with hin, aud lac loudly appoudcd as he stepped
forward the front OF the platform. The address which
he then made IN part was as follows:
GESrLEMES or THE CoNyESnON Permit me to
thank yOu for the honor YOU have conferred upon
me, in inviting ne 10 preside over Convent Oh
which represents his does, al the industries oil the
whole country II is especially proper that such Con
ventlOl Should De called and it, results cannot but be
beneficial II viii excite comment and discussion, and
bring the subjects O its dscus.O TO every hlcsdc
its OBJECT TO arouse pubic opoh al alch way lhdI II
Will influence legislation, and yet not stir up the inter-
ests Of the country against each Otlcr.
IL especially ntnE that the convention should be
called tLis city, through winch pass three OUrths VI
the imports OF the country ana which is the hOtJcd
trade. ~ il FROM here thai tbc books and pamphlets
have been sent thrO shUut the country iuluence
against protection II VIII DE of great advantage tha
here where free trade has had its way, the
American doctrine VI protection Should be de-
clared unequvOcally. 1t has generally been supposed
that IL was TO New-York's interest g nave
free trade; that is mistake. tor the census
has shown us this city is the great Inanuiactur
Ing centre in the United States There IS SIG1OO00OO
invested here in manufactures, giving Work 10 1882
employees nearly OnefOdrth OF the entire population
Nearly ehan OF the people in this great metropolis is
supported by the wages derived from these interests,