The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-10
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v,ipg among he business meo OF The
oouniIy 10 It, sew .rnl sections Its fensT-
aly cooc,d ,dh by n iGlf'mipded men thst
a reform tariff Is lid fori hrs', bscsuse
4, Is Just thlg tbs coastIy should have Is. a.
the pTtstIt ratss are ubiquitous;
ssoord. becsue thu .syenues oil the
government hie now for "a excess Of i's ls'
ei,lmat- ,K. end tarss. and are giving rise
T. Ell manner Of ! be aud cDfrnplions. To-
day the south is In its new career Cotton
aud woolen apd iron manufsc.eTlt ara be-
Ing operated 10 the immediate hom.s oil the
siapl the fleece and the ore that have
hereioinre been sent IN the raw to north
era stetel. We can manuiectd'e the
needed products at hSu'.s BE-
low tbos. o, PebLsy lvania mud Ohio
and the New Euelsbd i.ctorisa sud tor.
naces. As the New York Hsiald veIv
properly remarks, the ma nfsciurers OF
New g.srd 30 beginning 10 see that 20
log Us they no deprived OF cheap raw
IN s,srials " Is usri,r9 ,1r hem 10 uodsr,ske
to csmps'e va remote homo makes which
are r.oir " be ag supplied by ioc ! mills
rhs, ~, tl's &C such q
iariff lr orm rs vi allow then to cont me
"a .no,Og " "a l-ci their osp.inl iha,isir-
vested IN fau frlsS AID machinery. Thrie sIe
some vbo - dy ely ior more p'otcion,
pustne cYGst,g liyr clement re3a ,t's, how
futile such 10 step would be, as 4, would
oaly sgrEysis the evil tendencies ant Rive
n, fcalie.'e' throughout the es,t this re-
10 10 srllt1.onl isiToos. among mtnuf7c-
iur-rs, IS our recent interviews show'd.
E.e,sin 30 son b aud west tho.e enTsfed
In INDUS ry CT s' the idea that tie tar Il
al tdsm glsy have been able 10 mese
hsadEsy ocsiui itr capital. ski lower
wages and lover interest Of the north
aud e,si, aud they see no reaFon
why they should tear The .oreignei,
bspdio,ppsd AZ he is by iTs'Shts.
And they are upqussilcnsb!y correct.
The a. ming elemeItoi the country hiss
10 z bpeo against protective duties. Re-
ce'viur nure OF the bounty gwen by tie
government nndeF the cover OF istiff tsxes,
hey have beeo b'ed in every wsy 10 sup.
port Industries which gave Them nothing
IN isturu. The Injustice Of this naturally
t=oittd her oppositioa. and especially in
the west, whe.e The SURF ,us pfodnots ere
iorosd 10 seek foreign markets. With or
can'za' ion aud leadsrs, This agricultural ele-
men, woala ~ very formidable opposi-
lion 10 the pro- ct,ye policy.
Now the MoIRrsos tariff is upon the
country ard before the democracv. What
shall we do wlihi? There must be unity
OF 81 niment, and harmony and concert OF
40 on il we hope to win in the coming ma
ional elections We cannot carry with the
free Trade banner. These columns have
said that time aud AGAIN, and hse neye
taken any other position on the subject.
Asthe American Register recently obsery-
co: "OI late year,, faction ia Tho demo-
cratic ranks has sprung up, calling them
Sc yes free traders, who object to the die
examinations in favor of the home indus
tries and labor, aud Claim that the ta'if
must be for revenue only" wholly disre-
gardins the interests OF the home indus
tries and labor. On the other hand. the
old-llpe democrats Of The school OF JEFFER-
SON. MADISON and Jackson, insist that as
the constitution authorizes congress to
promote 1.-THE general welfare" In the exer-
else OF the powers granted in the constitu.
ton, It's just and wise, in selecting the
articles to bear tho burden, to 30 discrim-
iusts 40 Co., ems productive industries
and labor BY pf5t Wing them from the low
priced labor end - lsSie!s Of foreign coun-
tries. Now, this beIuGN mere matter Of
detail, and only incidental to revenue, it
should not be allowed to divide the party
aud keep in power che party which makes
the chief obi lot OF the tariff mater OF
protsct'on, and revenue simply iocid en- al
to 1t. Let thgdemocratic party come into
over on the d0crine of JEFFsRsoE, MADI.
sos and JACKSON, in, this respect, on which
that party held power for many years. And
after that if the people desire q reform in
this matter, it may become practicable il
~ and right. The new phase OF thu rev
Q .ue syst IN, indicated by ataiif for reve'
nue only which ditcards ailincidentEl aid
to home industries and labor. most GER
tsinly defeated the democratic party in
1880, and II pressed now. would defsat the
party again.''
|, Iscertainly seemsto us.that the MORRISON
tariff lie fair, equi, able sdiustmentthat all
sincere democrats and citizens can harmon.
liza on. 1t is also certainly o; the kind that
JEFFERSON, MADISON, JACKSON, Polk and
srLAs wRioHr approved and administered
under. Let the democrats, north and
south, unite and get into power, and when
in power make such changes rpm time to
time as shall be just and right and fair 70
the best interests Of the government and
the true welfare OF the people. It is to be
hoped the Brooklyn democracy will to-day
cry stalizs q ball that will roll into fulles
success.
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