New-York tribune., 1883-06-18

the Germans who went oyer 10 % the paSn tbe
should tins wear return 10 the lIepuo cdu s' nn
contest would become nnch eloeot - 'ns ,s thc demo
Gratis arc anticipating. 1t seems 70 lne tue Gei;Io
crats have more to hope for Tom ther les'sitd'it
fickets than from the State ticket ~ ti'eS shop ~
Gerry Cincmnan where the iegis!"iiSo M .t =
ffss.S tbet will control that body ana insure tne
retr,rn of Democrat 70 the senate. iV - III ;
campaign for state officers tney peISisS - s ,,I mn,
If before the end OF the campaign they WiSheu 'n'S
hadn't taken lJ mp. :, , 4. ool . oo,,ol,s;op
Suppose they should come 70 sueh cOholosioH,
10 what issue could they turn =
Ihe taflif makes the great dividing llne oet"eeh
tbe two parties People calling iorltS discdssioh
and so long as there may Do more consumers tiail III
oro1ucers III will continue 10 be agitated until an
adjustment is reached that VIII hQt usci @
AGAINST consumers. The sentiment l OF tue . leO-
nIs Is apaipst a discrinlBattve tafIl Ihe present
vsfeul IA the result Of species oil Pohilcal Dsock,
;obhng So vicious and faulty is the recent DIh
that it operates AGAINST many oi thos9 @ ,d
1eres,s II ayowedly protects lake tne Ioh anu anu
steel interests for instance. Inc scheuuIe IeI",ns
10 those metals was dictated by 'he American hou
and Steel Association. They have secret process
There are eleven firms in the association BJ any other
methods or treatment tnan TINS second process Sn ~ ~
costs about $40 tOl to pIoduce s'eel alls, lloa n
gIR fo SIS a ton for the pOL-uetai. ana iiom pZO
TO SO toconvert H. fhe Association can MAKE rams m
much cheaper, 60 that they can put tneih On ~ t.n0
MARKET at a large prom lOI Tto d . ,ol.
It's fact understand, that by that process 'ney
can make steel cheaper than iron can DC maue ave
We hear talk from advocates Oh ane & famed
tenn about danger to labor II tarDi WeIS !. an,D @
Tor revenue The danger 20 labor cones wltnln 9Gn @
country and IS 10 be guarded against rom Mi', 10
rather than from outside. Immigration 70 SIi ny my
thing that labor has 10 dread, whether from UninA
or from Europe" ,,. :, +bo. Mo form
DO you suppose, WlOn Tue pItn "a t;oT of
nj ONO Kopu oiicaus calling for the reSIofation ~
the wool dufy and designed Ijr tho SpeGia. poeS M ~
of the WOOL growers that iproads c0uid De inaoo III
that vote on "a tariff tor revenue Issue .,.
Psrhaps not Just EOw. That plank Iurhlshes
,no1her IIdlcailon of MIR. ShermaD's snrewdness.
He finds a large interest in bis State against whch
tho Tariff bill discriminaSeS. There is nalurauy
good deal of feenng about ii among those wnom ~
Effects It is good at present Tor the hepuo-
i,caus but lts discussion vii! 20 TAR TO expose tue
viconspt.ss vi the system. Farmers elsewhere are
baeinning TO see this, and they will III ONO"
Won't the Depauw influence at New Albany
o,a the influence of other manufacturers continue
tn he exerted for the Republicans III Indiana as
formerly" ,,n,o Do,o,,,r ;naronca
will 90 next time. His glass factory Is running
nnder the protection of the Ta!1t aT, out thc same
law has closed the rollinGuill he formerly worked.
Some of the others VINO hostile 10 US are III the
same or worse predicament."
as the tarItf-for- -revcnuc-oniy ISSUE 10 oo 'no
basis for next years campaign Z ......
"'The f.rlff is ths most important puonc question:,
and the igSilo ought be made Ill favor or la"
adjusted with the view of yielding the largest pos
c,hla raveuiIeN