New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
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frnoN Special conngspoNprVr or rur rnnrNF
tTIcs, Oct. lG.-Thcrc has been u significant
test NJ Ills point Of iho strength of the Republican
bolt John Brandaecc Oh, leader of the movement. r.
cent, sent 60 thc independent Republican Committee IN
Nov York u.t. o. he n.-rfied. of Republicans who
would tof. nuIu.t Blaine. 1hcuupon Grorgr Walton
Greene. the srrr,tnr, of the iud' pendent Republican
Committee. -,nt go tho-r mon documents vhNire Nj
Blaine -O .rtn lthon m r determination totutenen'nst
hm Mr. Greene mn have been asinnshcd when be-
received NIa tnpuk, fr these circulars Many of Mr.
brndl.,.. noI.in4 Republican, at once wrote To him
druuuu,ir hls document mud declaring that thrv In
tended to vote fir Nr Rlapr NJ nuindngccs li't "
believed hv vo informed Republicans here foo ho ~ in
nuitasluh proportions con Tho other hand '"vr'n hun
drh prmora- have announced hlt The, intend io tn'"
ht W. nmlno Mnu, ur them have JOINED the l'rnhll
rnn clubs
Thoto 20 mi.ht, mnuou,o which 10 svrrrlns away au
urpuhtau dantrtinu nu n1liu4 hundreds uf tuira to-
the Republican ,niumia,nd that e. Nt nnnrs lrtirt ~
acceptance ehampinnins protection ~ american w
dusiiN thi7 ls % large manufacturing city, IN 1880
ihrtr Wrtr 700 manufacturing establishments having
acapiiai of Nj -Undusp The a,rHlu humhrl of hands
employed vs Malr- ahoye sixteen Senr- of age, 500
females above nft,rn years II axe a4~d and children
and Youths nIl The total amount pniin wages during
the year u Wa 49, ~ 56d the value ut the materials
used IN manufacturing was ri 0p- p7 and the value
NJ the manufactured products, Sl7@o4,37~ Addison J.
Miller who Is connected with many ot the leading manu-
featuring establishment, said to-day
The American protective system, which is Threatened
by the Democratic party has enriched this country
il also making the country richer every year The effect
the system keep high aud the price OF pro
duets low We are selling cotton goods made In our mills
AZ less price than the goods would have brought
In i-j7 vet orr WAGES are - per cent higher I'm al
England they 30 not make good cloth ~ Wcdo why,
In 1872 when We had surplus. Hooded England with
rid Of surplus and btly fri-h"ncd the Lhtl-hl'h
n the Morrison bill had passed We would nave hal 10
shut the doors ~ every woYlru mil NulIl'i- ulal
We have sell 81 20 In order 20 make amy pr ht you
huy for 90 cents In England aud Tor 80 cents III Ger
many. ~, .
reduction NJ the tari doesn't always reduce the in
come of the Government; although il may rNp','
American Workngm,u 10 the competition ot InellNh-
men. I'm l--s the tax ON wor-trd was reduced =" per
cent set the Government received S21Ouuoo more tht
wear from hat class Of goods than II had the year before
But the reduction let IN flood OF wor,tcdand Wooth
goods compete with uur oNn goods me l"IiH ms
los chcapcniug the price OF IRON ana steel
We used 10 pay the rufudd com Vtll,
80 bal" for transporting cotton rom hrmPhl' l."
Cicl Now vc only ply = h'le. Wh'h makes -'1-
Tie railroad, Ia issO trims ported an imm n'e amount
goods II the rates for transporting those goods h
been the iu so the railroads Womb nav "h
tanned >.}6OOO 900 more than they were pih every
line 81 business the tariff has bccu beurhi 1" lh- c"uh
try. and ann profoundly a,tuni-hed whenever l-t' u"
Nr Miiicrrs president of thc Utica Mercantile and
Manufacturing Association. which embraces nearly ai
tine manufactures here. The following concerns ana
Norkmen would suffer If there should DC REDUCTION III
tho tarid