New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

n mgt 'o o1r mspnfactures by restrictions
While foreign rule has been the GROWING c,se have
always commended tina tn destruction OF irish lnduSy
nv British law and policy was tno f Is4G and
Isd7 In II a. Inc population OF ireland was S,oOuVUo
d ,cmat d by 400 years of military NoS3cc' Nv
Of nennI laws aud more than century 81 eSu hq ~
the VERY blood Of people shed IN an effort To cA er
maze them seemed. rs u wcIetthe seeu 0l IVY in
captivity "mnpl ed in chain, I ,ho , gan9
The famine. The potat, rot OF lS4o' ,io d vcrst
81 an H. English LANDLORD with his crow6ar biiEadc
The people were driven to aSrcni.use S fiurr The
landlord received seized the greater par P AID oc
grow aud the Irish peas MT VINO mao of his fields
nnicr the summer sun, raw the pfoIuctS pa lrn.dv
yoni Il from his sIglt. Free-trade laws nv anp'p N.Y.
robbed him of an opporunity TO labor Tor l'l' ~
r','inj MT, his 'tbn-and died. People 'taiNt" III
land whei money would buy loOd ana VIII roo" VI h
aoun lance Tor sale, but they persisted orcsn.r L,sn
tics, which would have y'clded money loe"i"'0N "
partial failure OF the c0ps
THE CiAMOR FOR 4 CHANGE.
We are tod tina; this country " ours Is suffering Tor
change that ts people ovcrtsxed that 1t bends ne
meath the burden OF ei00000,00O annual surplus that
ia energies are parllyzed AMI that only certain uouD
full contingency can il from ruin and DESTRUCTION
and the panac proposed for ts caamtes Is The election
on a Dc hocIadc President. Lang ter ara applause
Now what are the facts human intelligence IL more
widely dihuscd among uN than anywhere esc on e3rlh
and human wealth more equally distributed We nave
the n.es' c3Hnu{ oh IA r mi, viz fs srynsfy
millions people; richer than Britain with her &ccuHu
lated wealth OF nearly one thousand years ~ may ho'
he hai the Government under which We i've Is To ne
credited with all this, but il IL true that su1rg lD
people have accomp iscd these results under lse ihh
ence@ Of our government or III snite OF mem. ..,.
The parent evil ali our Is the erl)le protective
tariff 1t has be in CONTINUOUS operation since lS,';
and vet the Onl on Of thuge which nave ceScllh.G
has been secured by reason this operation or in spite
OF II In four AMI twenty years we nave come - IN"
ron The est manufacturing country III existence
And WHO are camorng for chancel TIL tell you.
our brethren Of the late Confederate state are anE III
Tor Ell nee II kon ucEy or Louisiana or georgia are
suffering for change why do they NOT sometimes e.ert
Republicans II change Is snch alihiu 9lrl WI! up
ney NOT have Republican Hors and scnd IL once Ia
a while Rcpn licIn S"na or or Congressman! me
i'm America. When the H4rPers and the P'ct2
aud the joneses and the sfhnlz't a9H , 1R1
Ilausher ami as'lme a sanciim"nl2nS ysasf pnoit
iausher ad sea in~4seA.N up ~ hntr 'nn ,nC
T,ey are affected with The iee,rade form Of Insanity
WIN which 'hrl hI ne sr ~ coz
deh9uch the minds ~ Ahtf'cil N2ilu- 2! NI'.!i ii W
l-.s and with which ticy are ldh'In& 10 lh'll tld W
were T1nct u l77G and 81, AMI ule' are tories 10
dpv. : Tory 1u alleged Ameurou "Ep WrlrS slslr
C,u"frv" dude s. slnrth.r .ir the shape o. man.
with narrow pants aHd narrower intellect. me uu',
applause The lilrps's, and The J2nc-"', and iht
iuck,, and al t're' iHirnai- ol ciVlh VIM ~
cnaugr carl ~rurZ vIut7a change. 20 h''ng about
rr lh,us. f,r Ap, ' ga 500 elements suffering the
s,DonI 'y1 l.,r of Az. cau,ni.n is smuthrr.d n thr
dust and ruhNFhs ui faiic is-ue4
And vino a the e,I tlu tncy n'ye soft up fer onr vor
tne One man of "a .u tious 10 tho nboriu- ci'ss
h. H. .ii +, b.l m,n ,lolt record uuor'u1'r'y
ior him ha tas too ~ rrou nnd u 30 wit 600
thr rratsuf fn. Vuisr4 u.npieuf This civ u"' a 'ir
vi uo' r.itr thr i..'.i hui Nl simr' l'''f .'u W.
tbe insi, Imcu. p.tc.r1 tt ihc hor otpn 1i"n' "I
N,r.tfl. ,Hiz,s..p. of iou ,'mis. which nude Hi
stfuls hup us iI" l'it d Wl t.I uI W",i'. ''u '
uu.u of hr utr r,.i utiosi, ius,inul nr4 in'''
wu.s els SO tla utler .i'r 'u1 IN 'h" te'' '''
a., -iiru, 49, sn,u u,o i,n,- 20 lliur, tnc -r.at.Hi
ns a." ' g' t'., s''''' ' On, WI of
ttouli, tnd tne iu,iiuu,ina 10. 'inr A." iI'n "l
"a i-i .rrh lud uaih tia 'um 'iurd "a uhr 'nnr Az
i'i ii'' no .'n' "' 5".'t U' " ,"1 ~. T ,,i,.
ia"i- 90. h"".,i '', ,n' t'''",' m . "
-au Ior tUo enemies u.' have made Ana AN ti" ''
l' acr, un Ll ana tr's' i''' r NV INV
Speeches were also made by James Corth"rv. OF
Trenton Captain Edward O. Condor, and l.. ].
Berry, o. Chicago. The secretary, Richard MuI-
ply, read a number of kilograms. The ono thAt
called forth the l1udr>; applause wasthc following;
BAR hAHnor, Me-, July .. 1854.
4. L.. Ford Caiet ring nal. Ac'-I ,rh.
Acrcet "a sincere 'hnk' iof the 'H,huy a'> To '' w
your Telegram. JAMES "' h"N'-'
William j. Gleason Of Cleveland. Ohio wrote that
he i in hearty sentiment Nith tie objects of thc
meeting john il. Shea tcleuapAel from Ware,
Mass. that forty IL nifty lr-E-AMcricano are Tor
Blan, and Logan, and these VIII b. increased To
100.
Edward c. O'Bricn teleraphed from Patts9urg
y. y, that the iab,fing men OF Northern NeN-l"iN
are Wild with cHthu,idsm for Blame ana Logan.
Other letters AID t.egram, OF similar tenor were
received by the committee.
The follow ~ resolutions were adopted:
cltllcIS Of |r''-f ,iN ii NM 70
in best tr,dit0.e OF the Republic which Wa iPun"cu
and sustained by the aid Our lace III America oe
Glare:
That the object of this meeting i not 20 gorly any
pnltica pall, 10 rcss as iTi>iht lean lArn'
oar condemnation of tlo action 81 tao 'oHo''1u' 'a-
iiona Coz .Cnt ian trucking 10 an un-Amcrf~h srHl-
!ucnt as expressed the Free Trade policy OF lse Demo
caic platform, aad IN the nomination oi Grover '''7e-
land. o., ~,
ieso'ysd That this mertin endorse cmphailcJuy the
termination Of Blaine ana logaAi that II druancs an
American policy, and that the interests ol lac "oiho
a.l IcciI-~ Of citizens Of every natipnf.il' ana
cxtcon De- Re- ,,tcd and regarded before all and above
az considerations.