New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-21
BROADWAY NOTEBOOK.

BROADWAY NOTEBOOK.
| MEN AND THINGS. THE COUNTRY ROUND.
THE PERSONAL NOTES ANp NOTIONS or BROAD
! WAY LoUNGER
80 slcna OF 1ull business bctTceu Grand st and
Liberty II IL hard walking through the goods-b oNcs
/ from West broadway To broadway.
People mako Themselves ally about the action Of FREQ
agents. Atcshtccn o female child becomes person
She the mystic something In the man at tho barn
She walks away with Johu. what is al this 10 every
body day there will be- kind Of funeral Tor
said woman. Repentance VIII perhaps snpcrvcne. Yet
repentance IL what tho mind Ia after. what religion APP
pctls 10. what Heaven climbed 10 by. Hair the world
Wa made To love the other half maiden Of Fifth-ave
stranded long enough Greenland would a-surcdy we'd
ah EHluimau 80 are taught rot 10 lay mp bubble
dreams for children feel the limitations OF wealth and
family ambition. 10 repent ourselves OF Old trans
srrssous rcucatod Ia offspring aud 10 keep between
us lnd the dignity aud submission for what
we could not have controlled. More families have been
ruined trying to redeem some unworthy one than there
have been trIants redeemed. Truantry, indeed,
makes the design on LIES patchwork varegated
DR.. r. X EDos was buried last week AZ MllerShurC.
Ohio axe eyentyesht-the father OF H. K. Enos. the
Ne~-Iork broker He old county clerk and firm
Republican.
NewYork City witnesses this year the last attempt to
restore the importing trade at the expense OF the manu-
features and by the sacrifice Of the getters. few
OF the Oh-sye remain who w0ulu rather see
American manufactures perish than lose their monopoly
OF certain kinds Of goods These used to support the dis
tncyey free trade newspapers which broke away from
the Republicans this year because recovery Of their ad
yertising matter Of despair with them. To pay
100000 for evening literary and amateur sheet
rey out OF the channel Of news enterprise to bury
the treasures 81 speculation and ones hair in the
sequel OF liquidation. all the blasphemy human
nature directed at Mr. Blaine pure seishness to re-
rive obsolete interest and take advertising COM
mission ont OF IT,
The manufactures Of New-York city amount to
500 oO00OO capital equal the OF four hundred Of
the greatest iron ships IN the world NJ half million
dollars apiece far greater than tue foreign sh ping OF
Ncw-York There are not hundred ships of this
quality running the NOrth Atlantic n We had the
ship, which barely pay per cent year their crews
would bee ab-entees but by the manufactures we nave
these abiding with rs, and they numbered in l--0
227,352 workingmeu, and in Brooklyn 47,j-7. Add
10000 for the adjacent cities ike Newark and Paterson.
which strictly manufacturing places than New
Yor. Brooklyn and tine Aggregate Is not less than
100000 operatives. Now in the entire shipping OF Eng
land according 20 late Macmaus Year Book, there
poLtan district here dwarf all the commerce OF England
In 1916 cotton slavery and Calhoun trumphed over
American manufactures by cutting AL protective duties
ont and leaving only nd rGiorem duties which IN l~31
were further reduced to from 5 to 80 per cent The
great panic 81 that year the response II lasted TIL
-60 when free labor united with the manufacturers and
Immediately on getting the Government raised the
duties. The panic OF So dropped ont of mind IN the
rising sacrifices OF the sequel else might now be- In
the trough of that same pauc FOR It is noticeable that
without manufacture panic- are ong-dOiine lha OF
1887 being purely banking and importing panic hung
tii the discovery OF gold u California Heated u- on
Tie panic ~ 30 lasted only years. The genius OF
the manufacture r. To force resumption ~ Labor They
are ready for every chance. bee It war In CHINA or
change Of fashion At TINS moment we are making arms
On ammunition FOR outer mankind The saving banks
show that manufacturing wages stick 90 tie Garner ana
therefore ID prepared for occasional stoppases But
without this manufacturing plant how could we ever
have seized occasion by the hand
The building operations covering New-York city and
cnyirou- are the result Of New Ork having become
manufacturing city with $4,000 different manufacturing
establishments on the island and it waters Are l-ooo
factories In York less An acquisition than the same
number OF vessels. Here get their living 10000 men,
- 900 women and 1000 children, on this Island Alone
10y the manufacturer. They are constantly aspiring
toward homes Tine brooklyn Bridge IL the monument ~
President Ike Cleveland whose intellectual and tmid
fibre D. now universally admitted. made mere fuicrum
Dos the solid South tO overthrow these manufactures
might give New York some winters 10 rcper in. The
brewer would then have little trouble making his col
ccons for beer drunk for there police On the globe
like occupation for the multitude.
The iuc.udilry heart of Carl schurz was clearly et-
hbt,d IN h- attempt convict the United states COY
eminent Of selling 20 the French about eleven years
ago His malice To- the Republican Administration Tel
HIM % experiment. with any explosive which would sepa-
rate the German vote from 10 lie thought II he could
atae the sae ~ muskets the two begerent Powers
abroad the German American voters would take offence
Bu they were patriotic citizens of their adopted land
and knew that the vast supply OF arms we Possessed
after the rebellion had 10 bee sold 10 somebody Ihey
probably did not that II was Frenchman not IN
Ike -churz himself IN malice and intrigue VINO SeI
crz on and OF course deceived him too; for there was
nothing IL the charge and Colonel squire VINO ha' just
been made Governor Of Washington Territory, was the
AGENT who di.ro-ed ~ the arms. The baled curator
felt that he had been fooled. but lie could not hide tne
fact that he was the first German IN America VINO had
tried to make political cattle out oil his German IeI'"-
citizens and against the Government 70 "hich
he and they had sworn allegiance. For nearly thIIy
years the native American and the German have lived to-
,.rh.r ,ritbout dl.cord. There has been only one
Arnold among the Americans, let the Germans see that
the example is never duplicated.
The British employ nearly 100000 hands IN their
textile factories VI whom about 100000 are under tAr-
teen years old Textile means woven and applies TO
almost everything manufactured except the metals Inc
United states employs nearly 100000 people In her
workshops of whom about 10000 are in ~ooIen goods
40 600 In sk goods. 10000 IN cotton goods --oo" IN
carpets How superb the suicide which Woud senu 'ne'e
pdntr,es IN ruin because unbalanced fellow mas
read a book TO show that free trade Is right!
TWENTY-FIVE thousand men are building ship- ID tne
United staes Twenty-Five millions OF dollars are the
shpbuders' capital Forty million dollars ear Is the
product md IN the transportation trade-tor our rail-