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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
THE CHANGED OPINION IN THE SOUTH.
lroLl ~. Mac.n L.lelLanh and Mes.eAc1r.

Mr.. Wattel>On contributed very materially
70 tine defeat Of that party 1e-O ana has been very
indu,triulsy at work for repetition Of the disaster IN
Is44 Nh NatersOn pcrsstcnUy ignores the fact that
protection has received the Endorsement of the most
eminent DE mocra,ic leaders since the foundation OF the
party He also to he ObyiOus 81 the TACT thtt
ncc the close of the late Southern mon and Demo
crafts have looked at the tariff issue something more
serious than as element TO DO used in political cam
pagns to the dctrment OF the Northern aboltioniss
lie seems TO mink thar Only idsts and parties at interest
aupport the policy OF protection. and that these casses
mi be driven from the ranks Of the Democratic party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
NON-COMNITrAL.
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The usual ante campaign discussion over
phrs-rs and citcwoda l. about 10 begin. and before II
!, over every Democratic cDtor IN Ia" country VIII have
an opportunity The Probable platform of his party
h. pc, and sew 10 togrthcr * n. Tho rWblr now l.
Wifhfls rt-c. al tariff or revenue only, ana The dis
,sio H. not untmcy. Ghc phrase question l. aHk-
ward or exact. doubtful Or pointed according 10 the
standpoint from which IL T. viewed. II means nothing or
everything Just one may choose 10 interpret IN
short phrase l- elastic enough 10 SAT any onrEeh-
CIV and II furnishes exceedingly convenient bone FOR
ire politicians ard doctrluagrt 10 quarrel over. Tic
free trade theorists interpret 10 sWt ther peculiar
ylrws te tarH reioTucrs interpret ~ TO -It Theirs,
while tEc Marty OF protection insist that ~ means Tree
trade This may uuate II may Doe unfortunate,
bat II IL certainly worthy OF attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
MINES And MINING.

SUNDAY. May 27-P W.
The feature of the Mining Stock Market last week
was the unusual activity in the COmstOck shares
and the seady.advance IN their prices. Sutro rose
from 20 to 2S025 cents, California. from % TO
45G42 cents, and Virginia from 50 to - cents and
the advances for the higher priced stocks of tho
lode ranged from 70 cents to 50 per share.
The general market however, was dull. Robinson
had some fluctuations but closed the same as
week ago. and Sonora Consolidated was 10 to Is
was oversOld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

declines Of l per cent or more, are: Canada
Southern, St. Paul and Omaha and Richmond and
Dsnville each 1, and Manitoba 3s4 per cent.
Government bonds were quiet all the way ont bue
weak, closing with some recoveres, but with hold
ings lower than a week ago 3s and 4l2s is, rs 4,
and As 80 per cent State bonds were neglected and
quotations were easier In railroad bonds the gen.
eral movements were dull and prices steady; some
OF the speculative kinds. however, covered a wide
range in their fluctuations; first weak and later
recovering with large transactions.
, The following are Saturdays quotations for I'M
listed securities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
DETERMINED TO REPEAT THE FOLLY OF 1850.
Prom me baltimore nay

The tariff Is a tax. and Congress Is only en-
powered 10 levy taxes purpose Of raising needed
revenue foi public purposes and II IL .ays them Tor any
" exceeds lts granted powers. mat Is
Democratic doctrine, and ALWAYS Las been, aud ANY
political convention laying down an autagon-lc pm
Will represent the sam" parry mat Jackson
Wa kcr and Benton belonged to- no matter NuctHer II
calls Itself Democratic or not The lex convention 81
our party, then, It's cnunciHon Of political principle.
must III form Otrr dee are That the only proper
object 10 procure necessary revenue Tor the
Government lcVylng such tax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
MORE PLUCK THAN DISCRETION.

The bumptious Editor of The LOuisrdHC
Coyicr-JoundL VINO enjoys monopoly OF the IDEA that
lie Is born platform maker, announces his dire nieu-
lion to sruash the Democratic party If IL doesn't follow
his lead. The editor reminds us Of the ambitions ram
when made up mind that the locomotive suOdld not
rln will and undertook to stop IT, When hrs
owuer found the remains IN the field AFTER the encounter
he shook his head lily and sad g" admire y0nr pluck
Judgment" The Louisville editor has his
.rec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
Weekly wages paid. according
10 sworn statement. at pres.
ent time, after three years VI
the new protective taIin.

The world moves, and the economic condition OF coun-
tries changes Figures taken from reports five year. old
are OF little use now. aud especially is the case when
the country has practically free trade to pro-
lection When reads Of the terrible condition Of the
working people Of Northwestern Germany prior TO or
about the time when the report referred TO was made
he appreciates what protection has already done for It's
Industries There is much misery now, aud wages are
very low when compared with American wages but
'aere ID not much difference Ia the wages IN France,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
BONE FROZEN TRUTH.

yt,r,,ic NTH John Itestsn NE ~ Louis Hepuotied
~ course the present Tarlh blli Is wrong.
We are areed on that. But that's the only thng we are
agreed on You AK nifty Democrats what teie Is wros
1pce omen The subject up and every district wli De Jug
1no forwara its particular amendment ana tiv I9si ,
I'll h "a war iD winch the party will be spit up the Dack
so badly that II can be mended again III uiho 'V
Iss4 Iut suppose Democrats were al a%reVu IN ;.
MAJ narIicnar features needed amending, ana Us W
lust how they should De amended. why, tle. iesNnb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
GRIATBEIrAIS. CUHMANY.

When Nr Porter shall explain this Satisfactorily but
not until thcn will his letters Dc dangerous to those who
think that revenue tariff which affects al alike Is bet
Ter for tie true OF TIE whole country, aud OF
every man it, than protective one, which taxes all
peope for the benefit Of the proprctors or compare
lively speaking. u few mines aud MANUFACTURES.
THIS newspaper It will be observed neither gives date
nor authority for its wage table. Its table
was compiled from report OF the State De
partment made in 1873 see pages 10 and
lG) and may have been approx mately correct
at that time. Germany then suffering among ohcr
things from the influx cheap goods from the shoddy
mills OF Yorkshire and the other manufacturing Districts
OF England and its industrial population was on the
verge of starvation Since then the present tariff has
been enacted The wsbury and Bailey manufacturers
havemOved theirflctores 10 Germany Yesterday spent
the evening with az Engshman who has built a new shod
dymiu in this town and employs 200 German operatives
With thS Of protection, have increased
new factories have been built and the "hyc-y
figures of frcetrade times longer apply the great
manufacturing disr riots Of Northwestern Germany,
will be seen by the following statement wHich have
obtained through kind assistance Of Consul Du Bots
and what is based the most careful inquiry ia various
manufacturing centres:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
PROTECTION BECOMING POPULAR IN KENT UCKY.
From Louisville Post

Nowhere has protective sentiment grown
more raidly than In Kentucky. But few months ago
The free trade doctrine overwhelming Ihcrc was
hardly paper the state that dared mt lts voice
against the injurious policy. But people have ceased 10
ACCEPT the shallow and incOhercnt phrases prepared o
them as gospel truths ana thinking Tor Them
selves Even the farmers are realizing tdJ thcy nave
b. en- led TO adopt views The subject that are TOO c1
IRENE and bcgln understand that every new manu-
featuring town furnishes market for Their pro
ducts and the larger the number OF these towns III Ken
lucky the more home markets they will have.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
COMMENTS FROM FREE TRADE ORGANS.
ADVOCATING AN HEROIC POLICY.

We say, fling Radica!ism to the dogs; BID
Pcnnsvvania 20 to the devil; take the pal of
protection squarcy by the horns and make a
straightout nsht against the abuses Of our
tax system aud IN favor Of the extcrmlna-
ton OF monopoly. beginning with the revenue mon
strositv which il the greatest monopoly OF all We want
platform which can b. read but way II II lose MS
every sOcalcd Democrat III Peun-yyaua, 1t Will be a
good riddauoe Mr.. Randall Is az present dons the re
pubicape more effective service than all the recognized
leaders Of the Republican party combined No wonder
the Kenun.chn nrcss has ral-led 70 us supp9Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
, CpI,l,L DOCTRINE FOR TIE LAGOLING MAN
- Er0yq The Adshtttt, 4nlsTtcdn

This frcC-tradC doctrine Is cruelty 10 the
labouug people. IL means ;hat those Who consume
are, uJianile. Of fire goods wishing TO turn the
entire aborr & people Of tn5 country out OF employ
,neut send ont "a tramp just 10 try the expert
cut and tLcy can't yet their carpE, tier faces,
their silks lew cents cheaper than thcy arc maze Dl
American abOIing people. TIE doctrine carries along
win II nore OF cruelty to the aborng people than any
dncfriue ever prOmulg gated. Free tr3Gc-a tarh FOR
revenue only-lf established would blight the country
heyond auyihng ever known Tins cOntInent-and tins
ia In he done mat those who bay carpets, silks, laces,
may save few cents ON the ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
THE DEMOCRATIC Tariff QUARREL.
HOW TIE ADVOCATES OF PROTECTION
TALK
CHOOSING THE SIDE OF THE PEOPLE.
LIZ IN.

Here we have the substance of the two poll
ces-l The doctrine of Professor Sumner and The NcC
York World and . The principle Of eX-Speaker Randall
and those who favor revenue tauf with discrim
mating ducs in favor of home industries The H1TOrd
Times Is on the size of the latter matter of right
ana irstice TO the millions of people wh0 are
identified with interests involving investments OF many
hundreds OF millions OF dollars. Besides 10 ~ the
opinion OF The Times that neither the Democratic
nor any pary can succeed in tins country platform
mat demands the goods and don't want the mills and
which If carried INTO effect would reduce wages 80 per
cent and destroy considerable portion of the manuac
turing and mechanical Interests OF the Unitcd States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
THE FATAL FOR REVENUE ONLY"

Hancock was defeated solely because he was
platform that declared for tarn for revenue
only" II the tariff feeling Is less now, especially III ne
South. than II In 1850, are badly mistaken we
Hancock under The favorable crcum-il
Every thing cOnduced 10 his election and he would nave
been elected but for three wOrds-"iOr revenue Gny,,
they killed him dead herring and they VIII XII
tie next man whose cOat-tal they are pinned TO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN WAGES.

REPLY TO MISLEADING EXHIBIrs-wORAING
CLASSES IN GERMANY PRosPERING UNDER PRO-
LECTION.
To me Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The following passage from an article
In tie Alexandria (va Getc ~ require definite
reply:
Free trade exists in England and protection in Ger
many ard il the later system be advantageous TO the
wOrkin rnen bow is II that comparison OF eEy gcs
III those two countries makes the following remarkable
exhibit!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

THIS is an average of 81 81 per capita. These
largely manuac ming towns ana yet with tenth Of the
population OF Leeds their savings bank resources
amount nearly az much the entire accumulation OF
house property etc. of The working classes there The
Golden Club should decorate the writer with several
MEDALS aud complimentary illusions.
NeC York, May >, 1853.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
rREr TRADE ANp VICTORY.


Not for a long time have the Democratic
proypects in Presidential election been IN gOOs now
We nave anchor selves iuAniut 90 the time
IGNORED Democratic principle OF taIE Tor revenue
only achieve victory next year which VIII place
lilo administration Of Tie country ~ Democratic hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

While wages have been increasing In Germany wages
in England III may regard the Virginia editors hgures
rs Trustworthy for 1879 have been decreasing Inc
Ortheomng report of the Board OF Trade pro01of when
now have Will show that the English wages IN the IN
,ustres referred to by HIM now 20 per cent lower
tnan the rates claimed by him. Below is table tnat
VIII explain satisfactorily, hope, to any "tarin-or
reVenue-only advocate, that three years OF protection
have raised the wages OF the nottingham of Ger
many:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
IN sYNrATnY WITH Mr. wArrERsoN

Mr.. Wattcrson teaches Democratic doctrine.
Peruap. uIuoecntwtnuctL, OF he democracy, hclicy-
ing In revenue a. the prime Object oil tirn tdXauOn
should surrender mat view 10 the ouetwcnteh. That
wOuld DOUBT he wise lllcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
sOJ-ARELY AGAINST PROTECTION.
Lr..-- "a. LL.--L---.a LL--L--

There should be- no tarn except for revenue
that u.s. the protective theory -hOuid Doe dutasonLtd.
The arguments advanced by me bem"crt* III t"e iaet
Congress on TINS lreat question sound, and ;Ae poo
pie viii approve them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NETWORK. May p.
There continues to be a dearth of news from
the oil regions But with the petroleum speculation no
news Is always good news" for the opening OF heavily
producing well is seldom held back long The little hat
was heard from the fields favorable for several dry
holes were reported and the week closed Win the an
nouncement that the Reed Brenneman well on lot AL
had ceased To flow This is significant, from the TACT
that the well isolated one and was drilled IN new
, territory north of the Cooper tract. "hen IL
opeued its output Indicated the pOssiDhV OF
tho DEVELOPMENT OF another moderately rich
poo of OIL In every respect the statistical situation
il encouraging to producers 1t is not too early 10 pre-
diet that the monthly statement OF the Pipe Lines
will PROBABLY be almost favorable as the last one In
April decrease net stocks was shown IN spite OF an
excess OF production recorded IN the daily reports o.
date from May The Pipe Line figures now are as io-
lows:
Total bbs Av. pr Gay:
Runs 70 ~ NAY aS Nav "a SSsSs4 64i0s
E59s: gqsSs sS .S $500 sS Ss4s
the dealings in pipe line certificates the week previous,
the market dsPaysd more oy barr
rels against AZ 900 barrels the week before bue
the II e had m reactions
aud on Wednesday and Thursday the market fell as low
AZ I'll OO But these fluctuations proved to be only the
efforts OF the shorts, and after each decline
prices recovered with elastic ease Rarely was ae range
OF prices than cents above tie closing figures Oh
The week and the market ended on strong ad
81 062 05s against 81 02 the week oe'v ,n
AT the close speculative situation presented Sne
same features. apparently i'll greater Strength 'nA'
have controlled the market for three weeks past ~,
The range prices and the total dealings Tor e wecn
at the Newly rk Petroleum Exchanges were ~ ionow"
| n. ~. Cons Er
/ iynat 1853 lOot
flnal SslA 900 96S400U
Saes, s h; lO686OO0 l3.6370O0
!
Refined Petroleum still suffers from dulness auu noao
were concessions In prices early IN the wees,
thriic with midweeE reaction III lho % r,arLst
Lager there was an increased hrnness anu 'he a;ns
closed M a recovery buG unchanged from tue preSeuns
week At 7e a. sc. per gallon III New YORK aa"oa''
. and 1850 i2c III Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

cents per snare
Bullion valued at $1,000 was received in New.
York on Saturday from the mines, making a total
for the week of $l3S,OOO
The total sales of mining stocks at the New-York
Mining and National Petroleum Exchanges the past
week we're officially reported at 394,05l shares.
The superintendent of the Stormont Mining Com
pany of Utah, officially reports an exceedingly rcn
strike at the foot of Wine No. %. ttty-our inches
of vein assayed as follows 10 inches, $l93 - per
ton: 10 inches 30 33 per ton; II inches, $o2 III
per ton II inches, 500 Il per ton lie also reports
that The uprase in fifth north level has cut favor
able looking streak of petrifactlons, showing tha6
the vein is overhead as expected, and that ne shall
continue the upraisc far enough 10 prospect o9tn
vcins 4 telegram received at the New-York Office
of the company Saturday says: " Wmze stu
shows good ore Prospects tor next month good"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

THE FREE-TRADFRS ONLY 4 LITTLE COTERIE
From The Net0-AlbrnV Lsdger
A little coteric of men gather together shout
free-Irade sentiments and claim to represent Democratic
sentiments i'll this country. They represent very small
minority composed principally OF little mutual admra
lion party and a few Of tHe class who always follow
wherever the horn ir blown the ioudc-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

,iermany ana England, though 1t must In mind
that living is cheaper in Germany than in England.
ROBERT p PORTER.
Air In, CLon,Il, Prussia Nav 10 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, Nav PIP. N.

SUNDAY. May PIP. n.
The report of the Bureau of Statistics of the
foreign commerce of the whole United States for
April was published yesterday. The exports OF
merchandise amounted to $50, s605ss, which is
$16,200,000 less than in March; 100000 moro
than in April 1882, and $10,OOO,000 less than in
April, 1881. The imports of merchandise amounted
to $57, 029, 1913, which is 81, 100000 less than in
March, $9,300,000 less than in April,
1892 and $2,1OO,O0O less than in April,
1881. Hence the result of the months
movement of merchandise this year
is an excess of exports of 49, S30,S65 against an ex
cess of 015 7O3 for March, excess of imports
of IS 4OS 791 for April 1882, and an excess of ex-
ports of 81 zoo OOl for April, 1881.
The imports and exports Of merchandise and
specie in the month of April for three years
compare as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
Yesterday. To-d1y.
Yesteriar. o.da,

The Mount Auburn Gold Quartz Mining Company
has levied an assessment of 20 cents, and the indie
pendence Mining Company an assessment OF 80
cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

For the ten months ended on April 80, 1888, The
exports of merchandise amounted TO $G1, 100000
more than in the ten months of 1so1lS2, but were
FG3, 100 600 less than IN 1Ss0-'o1 The imports Of
merchandise were 50, 100000 moro than in the ten
months of 1sS1'S2 and $73, 100000 more than in
1Ss0-Sl. Hence the excess of exports over imports
of merchandise for the last ten months is $50,
coo 900 more than for the ten months ended on
April 80, 1882, and 1897, 900 less than fol the
ten months ended on April 80, 1881. Including the
specie movements, tho apparent balance to the
credit of the country the business OF the last ten
months is $50, 100000 greater than for the ten
months of the preceding year. but is Sl4 600, 900
smaller than for the ten months ended April 30,
ISL.
The following shows the comparative movements
for the ten months ended on April 30, OF three
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

weekly wages paid m 1873.
before Germany had It's pres
ent pr0tectiV G .ariif.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

SALEsAF TIE MINING EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Saturday. May 26. 1888.

rotA sales for thedA' l20''
Spllc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11
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New York.

The result OF the recent election
teaches the west and the south. that
her democracy WIll not do 10 rely
upon in any sense or under any set of
circumstances. Last year the dcmOc-
racy of that state won by two
hundred thousand majority, and TINS
year it suffers itself to be beaten. We
do not care TO stop to inquire what
the circumstances surrounding Tie
two instances were. The disparity is
too great TO indicate honest, clean
work In either case. The fact is the
democracy of New York is bought
and sold regularly as sheep are in the
markets, and whichever party or
principle "puts up" the most money
can have ii from John Kelley down
TO the sorriest mick who engineers a
grog shop in the alleys of that sodom.
itic aggregation Of all manner OF po-
litical uncleanliness. We meant to
say yesterday, had the printer per,
mitted, that It would be well should
q rupture occur between the democ
racy of the west aud south, and tina
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-11


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