New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
HON. TORKTNG MEN SHOULD TOTF,

FrILow-W W0RKINGMEN OF NEw-Y ORK: |
announced 10 you this morning through the public press
that should support Elaine and Logan instead OF 'leW
land and Hendricks for President and Nieelesdeht oi
the United States. and gave you the reasons Tor my
change Of sentiment and action. expected abuse from
the Democratic journals speakers. and hccer'; cN-
pected my character would be traduced and my motives
a.pcrs,d. for "mud" has been the chief Democratic
wcanon during this campaign and SANDER the only argl
mcnt the free trade cause dare advance An honest
open discussion of the principles involved would "her
ycnturcd In the Northern States bring workneheh
loaions the Democratic ranks Into the Republican
protection army. nothing for their abuse AN
acntated wholly by a sense of duty to myself as a
ahorer fo my daily bread and to those fellow labOIer'
throughout the State who know me 10 lie answering IN
my attachment labor interests, and who knowing tMs
may he Influenced by my words and action lappeal 10
every workingman in New York TO east vote on No
,ember in seltdefence. DO not vote as Republican,
bound hereafter TO that party. DO not vote
Democrat, because you nave been
Democrat. Vote as workingman' Tor
The interests Of working gmen! Vote, II you are at
work that YOU may retain your situation! Vote, il you
are idle that business may increase, and that yon may
obtain work The election OF Blaine and Logan is of
importance you and me than 20 all the noah0r
crs in the land. Their election n~urcs Us against com
petition with the pauper labor OF Europe; and firmly
believe that they elected by decisive popular and
electoral majority million more men wilhe employed
ai reuncratiye wages, April l. lse5, than VIII De
able To obtain any employment If Cleveland anc Hen
bricks succeed.
am not AN old man. but well remember what the
condition of laborng men ia $50 under Democratic
rulc--and with tarit for revenue only" Let M" oal
the attention OF cigar makers 70 few facts When the
war commenced. irsclass domestic cigar a. now
commands $50, $40 and $50 per thousand. relacd az
ard > cents cach IN nearly all the Northern
states What margin did that retail price give the men
,ltn lrl, bat g, 4 T.
hr-tcla.s imported Havana cigar for about cents
and u good imported cigar for cents. Those import
eel cigars were made by slave and tauprr labor.
lhey wrir admitted "iH nGG nGGo 1,,rn tara hrI,,,
Democratic FOR revenue only that American nianu-
iactnrcrs were forced retail their cgars al and
each suppose The Democrats succeed n ih'r nee
trade dc,n~, what will be the effect upon cicar makers
Labor IN cuba and other foreign tobacco producing co
Ios casts mo- more than u dld tWonti-h'cl years ago H
with the duties on ciWrS the iofelgntis can zen lhoH
best brands as chtaly hH ll'N ult th'll' I"lr'lm
manufacturers must, 10 compct" WIN them andersen
them. Every craI-nakcr knows tnal. NhIt & MnI @ inc
maker receive per thousand for making cigars MAJ can
only DE rctailcd at cents each The Triumph "i DE
mocracy means Just that condition Of Affairs cigar
makers viii YOU yoe In self defence! III you DO not yo
deserve 80 suicr the consequences.
happened into a matchmaker and dealers soic ldSi
Friday and there saw an Gnan'"er"oc pio,ecunn nr-
gWment. In SWISS watch IT was nickel case Walch
with line Swiss WORKS an admirable timer, and was
asoni,hci when tod that the price was but - 90 Tn
ike our American Watches every part of II was made hy
nToit ON H. me GnDorter profit
me jopber a profit. and The retailer profit.
House. @ YSi P ra @ here for % So Hnore e could 8 the
poor ajurci's profit inl viii tell yOu what he
,tVc~ 80 cents per ddy n skilled mechanic ., cents
u common lboicr; 10 cents n hoy; ID cents n
that Amorir, can hot compete with such nccur'cd
slavery as that! But Just a. surely as Crfclnj and
Hendricks elected. the VAT majority Of the Demo-
cratic paIty-th" ircc traders who rule ii-Nil hail the
result free trade iHph and hctofc two y"aIS pass
hy trade vi be accomplished fact. believe II
firmly u. hclicfr iu uN existence and would
sound "a warning I'm tho cars OF al woikiHR men " be
icnd yOur-cfc n yuu do not resist The very bread viii
hr taken from your mouths"
1hc Democratic part us a. stnndt Odiy D. the enemy
the WORKING man. H. leaders. orators and Journals
claim our allegiance II wc belonged to them. iut
ONc them allegiance Oui duty is 10 elves ~ thu
II we suffer mi.hr point YOU 20 Thousand proofs That
DrmOrtnpy T. or foe; hni ihHi one question
uf protection J. srlirirnt Let no working man
hc deferred from defending his Interests lH irai
~ Democratic abuses or drii-ion. II Vii hr hpaprd
npun HIN doubt. caNrul forge. the ~ aiWrui ac
r0ilrd Nr iIrney ~ the trirs lcns and itpitti
tnii,ta ~ Tho puihinrr in uri land ~ hud il indie
ipiturr ~ openly ntuw his political sentiments bi ir
siding ni H1rt meeting lri ih9 hr vas isnpninbns
"a dr~inuui tVtriiri fidn MI uirr arrisrd ~ russ
iishUnpsit ani ttrr r,srnt a. tle ba ui insu' -
tiluiuni ,tu truW hr ,terii surh a storm 40 inir
ralnu Wne iaspi thiurphuut ih STATE thn' h's arcsis
tarhli ri,iri a. hHNN ah tth9htl hiin n W ulee
MIA iuii,iat thi.t ihr hhnhWtlilNe un th ~a
anA spe ira ill unl,,si 49, wUui ton iipiH lH'rs
ar',iiai iAF iirNNfAiif iatt. 90 irt taitN y - iie
n,p,sa,hnrl drh W-Fri ~, hpalli in iHbH his NNlp
afai" Ntlli ana FttiWH 80 hNe ,pN' lh'f h"l. 90;
Wsi itpihi aN hipte ii'a hls htad Nlii hra lail
iAiNehalfh algif November 4
fNllnN Wmkn-int i ain Aaeiiy ih earnest hnnN
ihai The errlinnui Cleveland lnlans 10 CRY and elu
Mg p lahOies, while tho lINuih 0 MI balnn lhsNits
Inuttl lliO auh nui llnalMrlA Hrdlh dltal ~ inu lo
ime Tor Blaine and lngdl working Tor Then election
with might and ndlfu Yun are thds working ltn lnt
own present aud future good. JoilN j. III Nio.