New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-28

den rax ridden and poverty stricken tilI they arc
CRYING ont We are heavy laden and need rest
Lift the hand of Liberty and wave The flag of peace
and pleuty. that the gentle zephyrs may he found
in every cottage door, hatred driven from the
heart of the Nation and Love plant its staff to Its
very core" His heart was stirred with grief and
indignation as he described the of the simple
cuileless "moonshiner." who looks through the
meroScope of the future and sees the scales of JUS
tice are against him, and the dark doors of dun
econ parting for his admittance into prison as a
convict After that it is not to he wondered that
Mr.. Warner said All il is the United states Gov
ernment, with her giant arms and massive body
raising the hinge dagger of constellation sending 1t
ouivcrinC to the hearts of States rights and she'd
ding their life blood upon their own ruin. ms Is
but the shadow, the forerunner of the coming
storm. We must recede or Liberty, our noble SON
Ike the diving swan that never utters syllable WI
Deaths ruthless arrow has pierced his breast VIII
sing his farewell song as he passes into the arms OF
grim death
i. His remedy for this awful condition OF Things u
TO abolish internal taxation and TO enact taiiH
= g fo, revcpue ONLY, He thinks there might have
heen a time when protection was needed but that
was when the howl of the cougar, the Growl OF
tine hear and war whoop of the savage comminged
and r.. echoed amid the tall cane waved by the gem
tle sea zcphvrs There were no railroads, no turn
mixes. no inland navigatOn-Ony about 100000
inhabitants, about 800 post OFFICES and about
- 900. 600 worth of property. The mnSketS had
lust been stacked. lannon's mulz'ed and swords
sAeathrd Truc the da:k clouds of war had passed
away and the gentle breezes of freedom were
famed through the interior by the ruStline of the
sea wings Still the footprints of ms sad EFFECTS
were visible nj every door. We were met with the
horrible ,iaht of a widow with Eve six children
l.r pm a
One-armcd man wrecked body from some COT
tage bed" From this rather painful TGmhiSccnce
Mr. Warner turns to the present. ana Wah'1 10
know If the manufacturing industries cannot ~
stand alone. He says: They stand a. 4 hltpy
giant feeding upon better and sWecteI meals llan
all other industries, controlling some lhIce VI l"ui
hundred thousand votes, besides mon0poieS OF
gigantic proportions Take the banks which con-
mol several hundred thousand voters ana
- 600 coo OG0 worth of property. The great rail-
road corporations equally rs powerful IN cOntloI-
ling votes and capital. and besides the interior
trplet, the same blood flows through the VEINS OF
each: here the three great attributes ot thc VA ION
under The control OF huge corporations Alter
meutICHiHg number OF other a!IciCN Va ne
thinks should hc placed on the free list MI amer
Continnc,: The Bible should he, because u is the
Book ot G0d. 1t should be 50 cheapened a. To l3y
llpoD the laautel of every family. II We tax the
Holy Ghost. upon the same pllnCiPc We Filou"
have right 10 tax the son and rather H. Is =
people to tax the Bible and prevent the spread OF
religion when God has given Us the Garth, ar ahd
ouiv retained one day 10 Himself out O. every
seven. II is q wonder there ls not tax on pr an"
wafer. and even upon the soul aS II leaves tie hoGy
and sentinel at the gaze 10 charge tu'I'i.E !l'i
entering Heaven. n these were NOT Uup'~>p!lt les,
they certainly would have been ON tie TAX u>t:
The only yc>tiGe of happiness and enjoyment OF
liberty left for the poor tOuE millions on ratih is
the ballot box and free seat ~ Heaven Hci'a lc'
Strike them down and IN. last hope ls doomed,
doomed. Shall il be said that TINS great ana grand
Republic viii tax the on from thtm l-'' 'lI'i
lvi,s wjll Dee out When the bridegroom comes and
leave them in darkness forever, forever May 90"
forbid.
ATAEIrAU FOR DEMOCRACY TO PEEsENT.
The Tennessee statesman paid glowing tribute
70 The "gr.nd old" Democratic party, which he
said must stand on the Constitution, with liberty
in the right hand. justice in the left, cross the
Rubicon and march to the heart of Rome through
the ballot box. Roll mp millions from every quarter
for the great conflict Of 1881 aud liberty viii once
more perch upon the Nations brow IN It's full plu-
mage and healthy robe THIS grand old" party
must also bring back t. the checks of the Nation
tbe former rl rosy bloom of health: let its heart
be filled with healthy blood, swelled 10 mountain
size and swing upon the pendulum OF nperlN'
md al every thrOb send out through ne arteries
and veins the pure, real, healthy bloou 10 an eA
tremitifs that the Impoverished may once more
II viii be seen tnat Mr. Warmers arguments III
favor of the Morrison bill are not only unaSWeit-
bic bat also strictly apposltc to that measure.
AFARwrLL TO TARIFF DEMOCRATS.
Nh Wood. of Indiana, Is another tree-trade Demo
.crat Who has contributed his mite to The discus
sion" Iii, speech includes SIX pages OF statistics
sand MI Wood: If revcnue reform drives old
Democrats ont of the party, be 1t so; eau only
,ay. Farewell old Democrats. They ought not tC
remain i'm the ranks and stab It's vital principles L
Heath uudcr cover of Democracy" 10 illustrate
the value of Mr. Woods "statsric>, Il is only
necessary to say that in Of his tables he figures
the total increased cost of home products by reason
IF the tarui for the year lSS2 10 be exactly
S1I6.J3~. G31.' - M
The excellent speech delivered by Mr. Chacc, OF
Rhod. Island, ten days ago. has been published n
The Lp ord. so that one may find some wheat among
the cl4l Mr. ChaCe shows that the W1oirsiie
pylcr of common hanlsawS in England last year
was ~ p dozen, while in Phadelphm al the same
time il was -. FTyIngpIus were ~ - ln Ing
land and - - in Ph ladephia, and No. = sIoNrIS
were 81 IS on the English list and - on the IAla-
delghia LIST Even trace chains, which MIR. Warner
is anxious 10 have placed on the free list, cost 10
retail only 90 cents TO ~ - per par IN imlddeI-
pLia. ". .le the hardware dealer in England was
selling them at - u - cent, per par, the average
bong only / cents per pair higher i'm Philtdclpia
than IN England, despite the duty OF to ~ cents
pound.
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