New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
wUy ENGLAND DESIRESFREB TRADE
HER FR,ENpLIYEss TOWARD THE DEMO.
CRATIC PARTY EXPLAINED.


esrucst longing she not be misied by false ehs
and shaw cries in the important Presidential election
nav pending. The momeatons condition OF our eou-
frys affairs eanRot oyerestmsted The happiness OF
our ,oiling peorlctha is Of the whole hity-fve mhns
OF us-is embraced in the Issue The National progress
f. at stakeile National progress as distinguished from
period s,agnauon. uncertainty dsntegratoh 'ur-
mol and complaint.
History shows that the Democratic party, wheh IN
power always has plunged the country into war run her
I'm debt taught repudation 70 the individual States
checked her manufactures caused the outflow OF gold
aud PIT thieves traitors in places OF public trust and
honor The leopard cannot change It's spots" What
the spotted sharpoohed strong Hanged Demo -alSto-
cratic larty bee must be- III all times ready
e. ny upon the spos aud knowing no law hut It's owe
greed Tie Republican party has been like the * for
strength has pulled the country through macy rut.
moves steadily onward. loves the soil is always ooedien
In willing service the people VIII the country now
discard useful and accept the raycnons lcopadf
Good forbid!
lie; US at industrial side Of the present issue
only a single glance
In England Scotland Ihaye been dipping deep into
the labor question undercs the prosperity OF Great
Britain Here, II makes the power and riches OF the
upper classes America Is making the power ana
riches PEOPLE Iiee. the problem has resulted
in the possible paJ ment to the ahorer consistent
with Keeping the breath Of life in him 80 that his
strength NAV sin he made profitable 90 his master In
America resulting in the highest possible payment
90 the labcrer consistent with keeping the breath oi
life In industry which employs him. so that Its organ
izaou capital and object sill be made profitable TO
The laborer
Are the farmer the manufacturer the miner the sailor
the lumbc,1nan the mechanic. the artisan the ahoer
going combine TO strike down the Republican party
which has accomplished this result FOR thcnf God Tor
tidt
Ycu VII not expect me 10 60 into details figures and
statistics. Those, nucn ably than they could
lvv hN Drh
h. you But I may appropriately say something
OF the rrncpies which I found swaying public senu-
men, here and auimatinc the determined effort Which
this country making capture American popua
ton. and make them absolutely dependent upon Eng
land everything which England desires 10 sell tlem
the population OF India.
And hs effort made directly along the parallel lines
a,tak upon the Republican party and support OF the
OeInoc I1,tie party.
~ principles may be briefly stated ont OF the
mouth OF a intelligent. wealthy man. interested in
English manufactures. railroads. agr ure and finance
lie SAYS the price labor America must down
In consistent support Of tins principle the English
papers reprint every scrap OF abuse OF Mr. Blaine with
great relish they praise the free trade doctrines Of the
Democrats; they profess great frendiness Tor the
United states and hope better things for her by Demo
cratic victory.
with both Liberals ana Conservatives have freely
CONVEX -ef although they diner ytaliy ana bitterly
on party tines about domestic public anafs, they are
unani To the foreign policy toward Us. The
looms gnd furnaces America he stopped that
their products se there again, n they did IN
The good old s ~ Democratic supremacy. al eNraor-
binary prices ana IN unlimited quantities. feul rails
must again I've nj 500 and American pIinta ana printing
EDITIONS stop coming here iahofcrr 10y The stop
pnrc ~ American factories mus he forced Into nicn
ture that American cereals. without which Britain
sanno, tive mny had for British onorcrs IN no,orca
o., s' lower rates ana American rpw production, may
be fed. ,'l cheaper pfcc' 10 british Transforming.
hrtamorrhctng machinery. cucrgDd by steam aud
,lcctticty
A graphite sentence In the recent speech M Newport.
tslc oi wight the Hon. ". " -iuh. NJ r. ana form
trv n member Of Lord Beacon 1c d. Cabinet. NJ
the situation. the FOR ipns supporting the
principle that tho American labor hc brought
down A. reported hy The Londyr, Tmcs, he said:
More than haii the food which consumed Ia tis
country the To-day more than half our
iniastric. were suppJr0l by law material which came
the ana but Tor tue connhciee m lhlS o"ntiy
should be- IooI, seiablc uaion capable probably
disappearing aLout llid OF fourth OF The population
which found Wcllh aud prosperity within the shores OF
tLeso islands. hut certainly not capable of doing more.
These tue words of risen from being news
hoy and who sin mnntalns 10y ms great enterprise OF
Gsrihutin- al the publications oi tie periodical press
closer alliance with the bone and -new of the British
public than any other living These words give the
rationale Oi Englanls vigorous. sliu ubiquitous inter
ference to-nay va American politics. Shr must have
materials and food cheap, anl new aud expanding
markets FOR hat she Jroduccs ont of them; and the Re
,uhi.cnn party s her only iiia ana opponent IN sub
dung American labor 30 Der upper classes. even ~ she
hlss hluod British labor here.
ne machiu,ry OF ENGLAND coual o The labor Of six
IN idrrd millions Of men Iui the 'cnocras IN power,
aud our hpcrs VIII have 10 come ini0 competition WIN
inrcr Of in9ois cgm 20 on me Nhoc reputation
Onrc snw the weekly rN roll of Join Ron"l orr
ttrat .hil builder. foi our of BIZ establishments. II
vonid have ru a'ici So Up1 SO hs vottnrn Viut 10
h., can 1 ,r Inc I, ,' 1.' o ', a sI
I ihc il,ninli"nn rniiy ANA ad,orlcl ht A. lI'ne
tioirr,ion In ht compensation vhiri oui people derive
iiuu tlrit own eHUis nuH hy uhiri thri rniH' indo
lS,,," a,.rerrpu. iha, e ,ia ro. m'0-"Wc ro,e
,-uteinitr 90 q .s ui uur titt ~ ihtlt intunH hui
ilni g. iu' ur nV'.l no' must mohn4lc expectation
pt itnNt tnpl W. "s.aiinl ~ men g,lilr 70 tN
rri r.t,is liia., ~ i~r 'i 30 49, H,if'e unt hni
~ ihite. usa''"s itss. dtiiri nu'n sianrr rnii.h
ita srit pu He tip,i " ihe *nftiHs 800 "a $50 hnl-
! ~ r''N,'i itn' ih, 49, %, W., ,r, in'' W 'nW ,H,
trlrraii tNi liHi ,hr broi $40 ii rHsru'iar i aiu
lHslipa h1n iH i,iins NiYu ihis Wlu,lda, D. ipo.u
tiisinI w iha eaaus ihaS inf iiplr hwp huurns An
uuslgailun u "a, nai he hniinNti lIH'N 'i'tH'lti
,ht aagps ni oue II hoir us ts erl hands Nolu,e N
,t' ieoo a'i tea heDis " dai amounted 90 urt a. "H
20 cents dN, onog va sin4' NN'n lp "h"'h an u'
u"n an5 ~" nS ,e ' i,,
labor IA this free trade COUNT nr rather al AIS lack 81
lemuneralion sAd - celebrated e"a,r hole to ne;
i,a, euouca 90 .!s In ingihnd Ne want The 6usire,s
asaln" Could there lac aly be'o' enoonum OF ihe Re-
pRhhcan policy tdh this sl"iunth ol IL auCee'' u
was made ~ interested observer q" political economy
M ia the drama of England 97eatnc,s II is dis
interested and reluctant testimony At TIC Republicans
are TIE patriotic, lrOni,lig party oi America.
Aliuson las i,een made 10 tn ~ Ghuse IN political
warfare There much satisfaction tc here that GOV
tuCr Iiey esnd Is ais, it's ycu'a q Is Thought that lie
deserves l. mach and that IL Indicates
character Vch VIII be all tn l.! ~ ie To the inter
trying elect him. In ~ success. These In
been shoun 10 lee anti neT1can hut they
-oucgacd with by uElgifr.rtc party at home,
that IL read, 60 sacrifice country Tor office
Viii the American eOpe vote vita such party and
fos II there lie patriotism spirit
indeJ eu,cnce desire Tor the National welfare If
by any hogdtiuHess. let ali the people think
thcsc tbuss. AAisIC ANls
LVAGOh Oct. TO- leS9
PLURALITY AND MAJORITY