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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-26
THE ZANE STREET CHURCH.

The Sunday School OF the Fist Pfesbyt:.
rian church enjoyed lis Chriatmss treat In
the morning. Mr. J. NJ. Bellevills Is Super.
intendent, and has very interesting school.
The room was appropriately decorated and a
special service w,s prepared. The confec-
tionery given out was Whitman's best, aud
the presents made by both teachers and pu.
pills were numerous. 1t wa1 very joyous
affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
TIE LESSONS or DECORATION DAY.

Under the God of armies we assemble
to-day" SAID the Rev Mr. Talmage yesterday at the
Brooklyn Tabernacle. lie has mingled IN all the great
fights Of the ages He pres.dcs over National cemcte-
and the grave trenches Ho knows where the dust
OF every private soldier lies. In this sprlngtme the
Nation Is kne ling with garauds bind the wounds Of
battle.
In these great decoration Observance the Nation pro-
poses educate the generation and impress 1t with
facts with which the people would not otherwise be- i'm
pressed. Many were young al the time OF the WAY
that they had no appreciation OF rs horrors None here
under twcuty-siH years OF age appreciate what
went through. There are hundreds OF thousands who
don't remember Ga" tornado OF havoc which swept over
the land until lay dead IN every house. FOIr years
OF buudsrd, collins, htdscs ana tears! IL WAS Hell let
.Oo-r!
"Aud what made 10 all the worse WAS that II might
have been avoided. There more reason mat the
through your hearts few Christian ph.lnthr0pl,ti
the North AID 40 the south dedet because tucy
proposed that tie NOrh -Eonid pay lh. rouA certain
amount and that the South should up slavery. Buf
both refused. and the North paid more than all
the saves would cost and tuc South
had 10 give mp slavery after al.
In these ceremonies honor bravery and sc5acrtcc
Many Of these Iu d." cemeteries were volunteer, not
Couscrpis Inc did not leave home because they loved
The camp better They sacrificed AL f0I Others. One
object OF tue ceremonies j. TO teach the Young men 70
watch now the NauoH Lonor Her ueirdesand mat che
does not forget them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
COCRTCALENDIES-NAY2 %.

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g. so. e ~ Ia iae ~ ~ ~ g. 70 is5 - :
252 s5J .59 255 -56 .55 .5s 2ie 2o 26 2G2 203 "a
.- .sa d. 9i. 4tl -tt -. 3d. 5u- 3IA aOi 5lj so,
3p7. .O- 5Ui $40 gll. Ht2. Hi3 34 3l1 alG. N7 BIS
-trEEHt tot.I-G.NhHL lEoI- Betoto DAVIS; !. j.,
lo2 l- los IA 49, IA l4i AS, liG la. $50, 10.
49,. JOB. l5D. liI. IL.
srIHEYE ,oUgr--raciAL TEsN-Bcforc Macombcr. j.
Nos lo2. ~ loi t2t 80. 49, ti- g-". As6. 500.
rrEEME COURT - CIRCUIT PAhr I-Adoum'd FOR tho
PAM U-ncorc Iaucmorc. J-Nos 2t5. 57G. 2-i7 800.
91 4lf- 3uU -lta 1919, soa2 2-S5. S'3l 2"i 2efy
sO-t sos 3U-J 5000, 3oo, 5Otl 1914. 3O5- 1913 3l2l
3l-f 4-AL
PAu III-Rcfofe Lawrence J-Nos cdj 1882 1890 +l2l.
aJlt -JfJ t5J f5Ui. ffJs @f4l 10 los 4tt5.
l1tt 1l1O 1896 SAG 1856 fi3l llO 15. $50. 1891 1884.
SURROGATE CHtnt Before Koiins S-Contcsed will OF
James sfukC- a. ID
SUPERIOR CorEI ~rrIu TERM Before o'Gorman j.
No day calendar.
srrimok Couu-rEr,LT TERM -FAEr I-Adlourned FOR tho
PAR G-nsorc rra1. J. Nos. So o73, ga. 9Oi. l25,
2,-. t1a. Glf. 700. 53l. tl6. 90. 10. "ji, tl $3.50
IL. Before Ingra J Nos So. 300, oJ3, 40,
So -lH. 80. tui. $50. ttt. Hii. yi~ .t. bii. Vi7
COMMON rLEA,-or.cl,L Tenn .Before paiy. NO =
t.WHO. PL.A--lflAL iL.d PART l-tciplr Van loosen
Nos 90 27s7 .Ilo Us $3.50 8l4l 3l4G 3is3, 3l5i.
3i59 5lCs 3l79 $40 --tJ, -5iJ 26i ZS4, 2O3l 2O0J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON. Saturday. May 20. 1888.
EUROPEAN FtyANCIAL Markets

LONDON. Nav 26-l2:30 m.-COnsOs 10ll5ts for money
and O2 for the accounts United states four and hf per
cent bonds. ia Atlantic and Great Western first mort
certificates 47l2 do. second mortgage, ~:
Enc 30 r. NOrk Central 1919, Pennsylvana Central.
49,. Reading 81 - Mexican Ordinary l2O = Milwaukee, and
st. Pau Common l05
LONDON. May 26.-200 m.Paris adviCes quote three
30 francs confines TOR the account
LONDON. May 26-2OO D. m.-Pennsylyana Central. 500;
Reading 27i Mexican Ordinary l2s IL NewfOrk. ontario
Western, 20 y
The Of bullion into the Bank OF England on
balance TO-DAY Is G10Jc.
LONDON. May 26.-jiOJ D. m.-PArs advces quote thres
20 centimes the account.
aud exchange London % francs Is centImes for
checks.
May 2G-The statement OF the TmDerial Bank OK
Germany shows increase IN specie OF 1928 1000 MARKS
LONDON. May 26.The EcJnOmst OF this week says: Ihe
Of discount for bank bills 80 days TO three months IS
393 and for trade bills 80 days 10 three months
33Gl per Business the stock Exchange has some
from great depression following the i
1urtOus and HadOw Union Pacific lower ana
Francisco l. Central Pacific are = higher
Norfolk Western preferred and Ohio and Mississippi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

BUFFALO. May 26.-CauLs-Recelpts 10 day. loo head
lO3J5 he1d Tor same time las
45OO head consigned through. 900 cars market
duh and lower, Fair TO Good fG1SO 30. -
sheen heeeips today 22OO head; tota lot tne , week
thus far l5iUO head for tmc last week @Ooo hoaa
consigned through II cars run light market steady and
1rm: three loads of clipped sold AT 50 90
Hogs-Itecepts head total for week tnus far
2GOO head time last week. 2oh3O mead cOhsgneh
IL cars demand good and tending upward Good 10
Choice Workers. 81 25ds7 50, Light do, 81 GS 2O f1gs
$B - as 30.
CHICAGO May 2d-Ho0s-R Receipts, 5000 head shlpmsnts
1900 head: fair grades not strong prices NOT qu9laOy
changed Mixed es7 II Heavy, - 20 0el 90 Light
50 yOds7 80 Skps, s5 oOS$0 oOi market closed weak
offerings fairly cleared
CanLe-keccIpts. mead: shipments. 3,SOOi Market
unChan prices. demand limited EXPORTS 80 OO~
So Choice shipping, % 30 GtJ vO common 10
Far, 500 80.
Sheep-heespts LOCO head; shipments $780, quality moor
low grades dun Choice strong Common 10 fa - gFt oo
GOOd. So So Choice, s. 40
al. LOUIs May 2C.-Cdtns- Receipts 200 head ship
mcus 100 head only small butChCrug ana local liado
nominal: GOOD ButcheiihB t""h"ha
HcIlors 81 .3d& -. Common. s. HOdsl .,-
Receipts. 1000 shipments. none market SLOW, .Ohy
"A demand. Edir Good HuttonS - Iodft ou fsinn
10 60 Texans IS uU al 30 spring LANDS
81 6u0 - 90 per head. 49,, ,.-,.
Hogs Receipts .0o shipments l5OO market dnil, Lent
shipping. nOabs Rough 70 ',Oud SaekIhk 90 VS$f ~
EulCGsis 10 Lxtr2, - &vssi ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In its issue of Yesterday THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
presented numerous features of especial interest,
and all its departments were crowded with lmpor-
tant news editorial. literary, and other matter
Some leading articles were the following
Foregn-specal cable letter about the sdez Canal
the Pope and the Parnetcs Parliamentary matters, The
Czars coronation, the Derby, and rsona topics gen,
eral dispatches about the troubles between France ana
China The coronation. Prussia ana u, vatican, ana
other news topics III all parts OF the wOrld.
Washington dispatch about General Crook
and the Apaches general news Of the day III the Govern
Bostcn~specai dispatches about Harvard College and
Governor Butler, Tewksbury' art literary ana m"sca'
Chicago-speeal dispatches about the Railroad Expo
siuOn, Catherine LeWiss uOuOies personal ana tneaE
PhIladcphla-TmBuNEco spondencc about personal
san Francisco.-TEBuSE correspondence about the
influence Of money III nevada railroads ana steamship
lines, dramatic and musical notes.
observation-disclosures news OF the day IN TINS city ana
r. H. Van Auken-Account Of his confinement in a
lunatic sylum aud the efforts now being made for his
M"Krops Brother-in-aw-Account of the lnyestiga-
tiou into the facts his detention IIarts Island.
Outdoor spors Reports OF races ball matches ana
other events In the sporting world.
Decoration Day.Accoun OF preparations made for It's
Observance in this city, with programmes OF parade and
meeting at the Academy of Music
Religious Conventions reports ofthe Saratoga
conventions, and news OF gatherings elsewhere
The Drnna-News and notes OF the dramatic week In
THE city ana elsewhere. =, So,
sOcicty-ACcOnt OF the weeks pleasures In tho las-
ionabc world indoors and out
broadway Note BOOk.-A Broadway OungeI's personal
notes ana notions and things the country round
Home Inerests-Prlces and conditions Of provisions
In tho markets.
Metropolitan Opera House--Descripton OF the new
temple OF music with dlasi vi inc poAc' anu Ast VI
their occupants =, 49,,
Ctizen-solders-A feature OF great interest In the
National Guard, being detailed history aud description
OF the present organization OF the various regiments ana
batteries composing tue fl!st DIVISION Oh inc
Guard the State oil NewioEk Of winch all the troops
belong to tins city. 49, r.,
Art IA London. Letter from IT, '" q ABOUT tho uIos
venor Gallery and IT, pictures. -
Frencn Funny Paporr.-Letter from TmBUSE cor
re .pondent about tHs comic journals o rams ana lheI
lead ug contributor. 49,, ., - II
Californian EoAdayR-Ieitrr from Mr. J. Il. u. has
sard abou. the ser Mldrs Niia ana ~ shiF"uh Ines
Tuur.ow Ncrd-EXJlacts lrJ.a MS forthcoming auto
biography. glVns some Interesting iheAens VI MS u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
"HMy First Wife -."-Tne story OF practical joke
and its happy result.

Up the Nle-Lrtter from a TRIBUNE correspondent
describing visit TO Sent ITassan and Assloot. ~. ~
T. Aidrcs book sketches OF travel and notices OF
some leading magazines for June.
Fashionable Four-ln Hand Drivers
Letters rom tue People.
Town Talk about Persons and Events.
Obituary.
Railroad Interests.
Abslnthe Becoming Common.
Professor Draper and the Weather.
Immigration Increasing.
Gaining up Ghosts at Cheap Rate
The following is a condensed summary of prom
inent news topics of the day:
FOREIGN.-Preparation for the Cars corona
ton to-day were completed at Moscow on Saturday.
- The Dominion Government agreed to lndem-
nily British Columbia for the delay in constructing
the Canadian Pacific Railway. - 1t was reported
that the commander OF the French troops III Tom
quin had been kiledby the AnnamItes and that war
Is imminent between France aud China. 90 The
Enehsh Rlhe Team began practising at Brmlng-
ham, - New dlSsenslons, IL was SAID, have
arisen between Prussia and the Pope. 60 plot
10 shoot the King of Roumania was discovered.
DOMEsIIC.-A report that General Crook and the
white soldiers Of his command have been murdered
by his Indian scouts created uneasiDess at tho War
department. = Both the Democrats and the Ma
hone Coaltonists claimed the advantage in the Vir
GINA local elections GO Harvard was defeated
by Yale on Saturday at lacrosse AMI Brown by
Princeton at baseball -- The Louisville Cup
was won by Ida >tanhope. which defeated Thora.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-An application was made
on Saturday 10 Justice Cullen, in Brooklyn, for the
release from Iunauc asylum OF barrett H. van
Central Railroad of Now-Jcrsey was ended. &C.
The annual parade of the Coaching Club took place.
- TIE athletic contests OF the intercollegiate
Association were held. -- breakfast was gwen
to Miss sara Jcwctt == Wallace defeated
Schaefer, aud Dion was beaten by Vlgnaux IN the
billiard tournament. - The grounds OF the
Orange Lawn Tennis Club formally opened
- The ~. Georges Cricket Club was beaten
by the Staten lsaud Club. -= Gold value of
the lcgdl-tendrT silver dollar 412l2 gTaIusl S2.22
cents. -= Stocks were dull and lower in the early
dealings, ana were du.l at better hgdres III the
closing transactions.
Copies of the paper may still be obtained at the
Office Of TIE TRIBUNE or by mail. Price, cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

PmLAuFirHt May .G.-FloIr Moderate demand from tho
home Trade AM nothing lonf ioi shipments Minnesota *
Family ohio Clear, g 50 do straight f6 20. Indiana
Straltht 90 Winter latent 50 9ndrj -; Miunrsut
"hclt-prtou- qui. and a. c lower Put closed STEADY
demand export. CARROTS moved slowly caTot- Red
winter m export elevation steamer 81 lSdtl l3. No =,
- l1G- lGt No - - .u2H@l ~ 80 II 1881 a ana
uts u 40 + nis TAuI4 Ecl IN desirable Or alton fOr
milling 81 250fl 4b. no icd june - ~ Ia 81 - ~ do
July 81 - DO august 81 -3'-f. - 80 so l.'d Nay
n pos bd - ID y asked June - ~ = BID 81 - asked
July. q 80 bid 81 - asked Au-ust II -3S ND = -
asked Rye omnal at goa Tie. per bush corn "a ec
lower barely steady export demand carot3
aui easier No In gram depot % f1itf 80 am cf
61Gl7 49,; Ic aware sail yellow Sc iNNcd Juno Go isr
Goc I'D = So a..ri 0ats Warttt Tor ,arots was un,
settled declined &c No Mixed Eary. Gi.ci do do
aic 1ci No. White. from ole. down Ia i32c. 40.
white 4-iqdt9c; Futures vera dun and declined %c on
i1e Wcsr So W,tc MY. Gais"' de- JUN 55i.c 40 :
White May. 49, BID. ~ Sc asked. June, 40 bid iBq'
asked. P,ovisions-Cuiet and steady; BeeL Ciy FAMILY
per bbl lOaSI6. Packets < 90; do No. Mess.
ss 30, heef Hams - 42G; India Mess geei In tcs free
board, s26 70; Dried Beef tl6a Pork Mess new
go 13dF2l do Prime Mess t2O0t2O 90 Hams SMOKED Il
dl4 nc do. -. p fully cured. II l3c sides smoked
Sc. do smoked Ja.H9lc shoulders, Pickle. 9O3hc ito
smoked lOalor, Bellies In Pickle Ia l22ci de- smoked,
- Lari quiet city Eohncd. sl2dSl2 - do. steam,
al = do Butchers Loose. O5OaSlO 10. Butter Dull
easier Pcunsy van;l Creamery tttra 23f2ic West
Western Good 10 Choice - SC Rolls Nominal AZ loo
Eggs-Quict. Pennsylvania EHuas. lgc, Wes ern do.
western do c. do Fair Good. ia l2C Pcunsyiya
do Full Skins. acc sugar ",
sugars himcr. Grauuated De- crystal A',oS 81 con,
fcctonrrs' A." $50. Enthusiastically al 29c Tor ooo
72o in cases &c Feed Fiimtri Winter Bran SIP !5d
$40 l2l2 Hgh Wines quiet; western 81 - Recolpts-
flour $50 b0is.. heat 1000 hu'h' CorL 1OOV bush;
OATS 1880 bush ahlpments-"beat none Conn., loso--
bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
ENGLISH WORKINGMENS SAYINGS.
SOME INTERESTING COMPARISONS WITH AMERICAN
SAVINGS.
TO the Edttor ofhe Tribune.

To the EdttOr ofthe Tribune.
SIR: From Leeds Mr.. writes to
william Dean, OF Newark, Del, who assures The Er6n-
ina Post lin letter printed May 23 that It can rely upon
his statements coming from perfectly honorable
man." But there is a suspicion that the honorable
mans" statement is mere guess, as he round
figures ($5 100000, and consequently only worth
much as such guesses usually when made bolster
ND bad case and not supplemented 10y items or cassl-
cations stll, accepting his figures correct let
how IL will compare with conditions OF which know
everything He says it stated in The Leeds Mercury
(our Leading local paper short time ago that 1t had
been ascerancd trustworthy authority that the
muaed savings of purely workngmen in Leeds, and
vested property, shares and deposits in banks
etc. amounted to the SUN Of - 600 900" For city of
900 inhabitants this would be average OF SIS GO
per capita Now take the savings bank deposits OF the
state Of NewYOrk alone. leaving house property,
shares and other deposits" and you will find that their
total resources January l. 1888 S472927,3ls
for a population Of over 100000. $94 per capita,
which Is than six times much IL is In Leeds.
II the house property shares and other deposits
added would be greatly increased Take moreover the
following towns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
COTTON MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

LIvrrrooG- Nav 90 1850 {: m-Cotton dull MA
6J ted. do orleans 5l"ted SAFES 1000 bales
/ncIudirK 800 bales and export receipts
10 800 bales. Including 1880 American Futures
Jplanra Low Mldanng MAY ana Juno delivery.
bsss4d June aud Julv deuyerV, 6'4d DO July ana
August 53a4d.. August lnt september uenV-
cry 6e September AMI october deu'ery 0odId 90
October November delivery J''sid. Futures nm
POOOI. MAY 26-l3O y. lD.tOtt0n-lno aAes OF the
included 600 Dalss AWtr.c2.-
NEU.URfEANa Nav 2G-COttOn quiet Middling. lOscI
Low Aiddnug. CSC: 9oO1 Ordinary, Hci net recopJs.
l,33 gross. 1857 bales exports cossJwlse -
bal France. bales: To the Continent bales;
Britain 292l bales. SAFES. oOO Daes; asJ eVei'
ing. 100 balcS: stock. i5S23t bales.
SAVANNAH. Nav 2B Cotton easy; Middllng. 10 &c.
Low Middnng. 9s4c food Ordinary. Oc net receipts;
94l bales: gross 24S bales; exports coastwse. 2OOl
bales To tho Continent bales. 10 Great Britain. -
bales sales $50 bales evening" bales STOCK lo'9o
haIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
WANTS THE BATTLE FOUGHT OUT NOW.
From Ihe s. LOUIS Republican.

1t is said that the taulf will provoke differ
cnccsl III the Democratic parry Admitted: but u WA
provoke ten times "a wide and deep differences IN The
opposite party. The Republicans are high protective
large ana Icetcss macoutcut faction against
protection. The Democrats tarih reform party.
with "a very small and th.uiy spread high piotectYc
element in it, Admitting therefore, that AN tNaccred-
ton tar discussion would create -chsn- on boih
sides surely such rclrrangcmcnt II not 10 Dee dcprc-
Gated bv Intelligent aud thoughtful Democrats, VINO
clearly perceive that their party must schevc It's rchip-
ration to Naounl asccndaucy IN l~r4 on THE is- e. n ~
IA ~ achieve Il then az all. Mr. Randall. doubt,
dcprccatc- maintenance of the Hrh d'cussou because
il will interfere with his schemes 81 election; but Tor
that very reason nine out ot ten Democrats may Wen
d,rirc To- have 10 made sharp and Intense a. possible
II is an issue I strength and promise % them, and
rauabc If managed Alright OF being made an agent 81
desi rue non TO their opponents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
BETTFR LEAVE THE TARIFF ALONE.
RON The Richmond DiSpateh

The present tarlf1-we mean I " one passed
last wiuer-is the worst that Was ever known except
The last we doubt not; but this is no reason why the
Democrats IN Congress should butt tier brains out IN
irving to demOsh stone fence by the use their heads
For be Il remembered tIat an unsuccessful attempt TO
reform the tariff Will not only parnyze many KINDS oi
industries while the subject Is under discussion IL Con
re.s and unact cruncd, bat VIII subject Tie Democrats
Ia any and All rs charges TO what they had in
tended to do aud would have done but for the restrain
nu hand Of the President the senate or the Ncpub-
cans in the House Of Representatives IL doe seem 70
NJ that for the Democrats in Congress thus 10 bite Oh
ihrr ow II noses 10 hpc the Republicans would be worse
iLap olly II would be one Of Ialleyranas Diuncers-
worse than q crime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
wukT THE RESULT OF FREE TRADE WOULD BE.
from me 4d0Jfe RegfSer

IT the uUllts WCIC ICUU1CU 10 VTa0C
standard we know, England knows, AZ Lu
rome knows, that American manufactures could
nor compete with foreign imported goods.
This X evident from the small figure cut by the
t'nfed state IN the matter Of exports OF mu unctres
Here a. our very door, Great Britain and Europe supply
~ NYico and south America uiuc y-fve pei cent OF the
Unmarried goods OF those countries. The result must
nrretore be- protection removed that onI factories
viii decay Cc-ng t. be profitable the wOikncu Will
90 into agricultural pursuits. They VIII cea'c 10 he con-
sinners AID patrons Of our present tanning Interests
a, a hecot,e uro1ucers of The material. We would
md AN imiuenss and rncrcd-nS acreage 81 corn,
nhacco rice and cotton. IIr udrK,t ucrr would
lac Olutfs would soon gut The 4OIcign markets ana
ry,oes would fall. Tie more men we fore rom the
workshops INTO he helGa tne lower "od 90 r haihct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
.DERIDING NIX. wArrERsON.

The Piusburg ChyOnicic the other evening,
ou,,ti,,e one Of Natersons abusive Trades u Demo
cr,ts " no don't accept his frCetrado theories calling
tIeu I'd or or knaVcs aud ordering them ont 81 the
noocratlc party, KIND enough OsOclt our opinion
f The aforesaid 1t II not al ali difficult to form or oX
,rcSs ono inc Cncvalicr Henri IL sensational and
oonSv he IL false to his party If he knows what he Is
1Ii,r Of and it he don't he is fool The latter most
kcIv An Intelligent jury would 80 ind The ihct that
s Srlv defamation Is circulated the NOrh to in
iur me Democracy Is not thing IN p0iltic9, The
Okolona suites flied the same oce lew years ago ING
CI.lr JotnndL docs, and win about as much Wit
and wisdom. Southern democratic journas are apply
no ,he corrective 30 sir WHttcrsOns supremely SHY al
tn,nIs At bossIng the household. Al the NOrh serious
Gisrr,iou il not needed Ii only amatter OF laughter
nj, ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
AGAINST ANY MORE TRIMMING.

"DOn't mcddle with the tarlh again, unless
YOU wish TO split the party says the Democratic TRIM
mer In reply. the tariff Issue l. the great over
shadowng issue before the people, aud u is an issue
winch the Democratic party must meet The party nat
lodges invites defeat aud deserves 10 be spit Tie
fact is the great OF the Democratic party ana q
very respectable following Ia the Republican Marty dc
mand this reform. For every man who VIII IAN Out OF
the Democratic ranks when the Democratic party show
n determination 20 stand by III pledges on the tSrln
question, Republicans viii step IN. Inc Denocfatlc
party must no. attempt keep time to the old kepubli
can music. The party that wins IN 1854 VIII DC tbe
party that vigorously fights against excessive TAXA
tion which Is ust what comes from tins old war tiTl1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

The true principle OF trade Is free trade; hav-
Ing strav,d from the best must return cAutOur
IN through the briars and rwamp- We have wandered
into 10 the rgAt aud safe way. Bur though we cannot
sudden y leave protection for free trade remains
The less that 1t IL py We ever had protection"
All ths indicates what Congress has to do IL must ire
raw material 10 the utmost extent the crcumsttnccs
will allow II must reduce all cItravagant TAXATION,
such a. III per -. glass. and must 20 far reduce
the tax uppn materials not raw ~ to enable the Amrr
cam manufacturer 10 produce his goods ~ a. 10" price
- they can be- purchased for ln other markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28

among protcctonsts and feeradcrs IN tie Democratic
party sharp ana bitter almost the feeling between
Democrats and Republicans Ii we were 10 ofsaline
Congress on freefrade basis would be Just - Ger
tain TO lose NewYork NewJersey and ConnectiGut a.
we were TO organize il prO-slaYery basis Ihe re
pubcans have given a Tariff bill II II doesn't SATISFY
the people, much the better for us GIVE the BIZ ~
TO prove all its defects, and reap the benefit IN Tue
language OF the gamins, my view IL that we ought 10
" say nothing. but wood" favor Mr. Randall lot
Speaker because he is said TO he prOtcctonst ou
because, as understand he believes in carefully letting
that subject alone for the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-28
GROWTH OF PROTECTIVE DOCTRINES IN THE
SOUTH

The Southern newspapers have given
frank expression to their views on thls
question and surprisingly strong anti'fIee-
trade sentiment in the South has been developed
The rapid growth OF manufactures TOR me
past two years in the South has convinced me
people that udiclOus tariff policy will be- potent actor
in not only building up rich and clilce hut Will
build up also great home markets for the products oil our
farmers, that they too share N the general pros
perity The problem Of diversified industries viii then
be solved in the south The horn proccuonists 90
not care TO trust the Republican pariv more especially
as they feel strong enough to pu down the British free
trade nonsense in their own party. In fact when the
tug of comes II VIII be found that the DemOcratc
party quite capable OF taking Of its ireetrade
iunacs a. the Republican party Is To care for the same
unfortunate persons In its own party.