The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-29
FROM WASHINGTON
Regular to the CARBON ADVOCATE.


free-trade banquet IN New York last wcel
The speech Of Mr.. Carlisle has attracte
particular attention. The Speaker said tina
he thorght undue stress had been laid upo
fined no new position and had not in an,
way Indicted a change Of view. What h
said at the dinner he had often said in sub
stance in his speeches in Congress.
The Democrats, who think that IL Is un
wise to agitate the tariff question, are no
at all pleased at the Speakers speech a
this present time. They say that tn,
Democrats of the House are going through
the motions at least of trying to secure ;
compromise, aud that the Speakers re
marks have had tendency TO widen th,
breach.
Elk Senator Eaton very clearly represent [.
the strong element upon the Democratic
side opposed to tariff agitation when he
says that they all regard the Speaker:
speech as peculiar ono at this present
time.
"But," said he, "I do not care to be
drawn into any criticism of my chief !
merely say that the speech was peculiar
one at this time"
"What do you think Of the speech itseli?''
he was asked.
so,,o nar,. ahsvrd F".in.,a a',''
snrJ ~ ssx ,bat tbaro ,ras ,S,, ~ W os AZ
,io,, 90 e. 80 ~ ,,,'s.I ~ ''iiIo i 'e'".
~. ,J $500, ,',,, Oe'"eeu
IL ho,uao,, ,hn siotoae Tha ,'oei "s t'u.e r,L
S,atesora IN rooI;,v ana ,,o,ptIa 'to v, V'ie
o,n,,nor ;r,aros,s ;, o"o P'0P'e anu nave
"Wba, ia tbe nro.noot or,ho oos .,
the Morrison hip" 'A VI
"None whatever. am mt nreooro,, ,c
saw in lust what wav il will he beaten, hr,
beaten il will be. Won NAV rest oesnred
Whv. the bill ia not one Ia rednoa tho ro,,
enue. If Morrison's theory ia correct ,ho
reduction of the tariff will have n tendance
to increase tho revenue" &"
"Will Won 90 into the csucusov
"For a conference. ves That ia nj, ,be
caucus will amount 10. There can he ma
binding of anv ones action -
AN 1NTrpy1rv wIrry c,,r,>,,
"Who 10 Indiana for on ,ha prosiI,,
Mr. Cnlkins9p 1''
.That ,s hard to Toll H., s,o,o ,
cludes to present name for that nloce tho
daIaro,;o Iii ,''i;, a e INV ,."ge 'ue
as long as there is anv chance G,r sncoo.s
five do not present name IL is hard 10
saw who the delepation will ha for Amono
the business men Senator Jnbn Sbarn,ar e
verv strong. Among tho noli,icions NJ
Rloyra has q strorr I7iloyyira L,,t ,ho ,,,'
and fIe of the n,rtv wonld Lo ogar;od y',U ,J"r
General W. +, Sberman,s non;iiHoiion tG
The ontburst oIentbnsiasm a, he "~''"n' mn,,imo
tion would excel anvthing over ESQ.,, ha
fore. From Atlanta 10 no G.,
'Marching tbrorcb Ga,ro;, r,o,,tJ "o,.',,,d "n
from one end of tho ramS 70 H. T ~ ..''um'
Wv w" W 'u9 '"'N w Fne P'lvii tH"
,ho ppiiJJ p.iJ'iaH 49," aosoiu'e,y sing nun lhto
s,n,i eS'a, oe,,',,.'dt.,i Hna'. Eue nov ia con
, WIN 'he people can
ror IA .rao" '"e s'ounH swe'' mere Is
- !.,sItI "o'"' "'naleu ne "ouIu
uarI 'i',Tl "IiH V1eL. ine opposition 10 MIN
On, NV u''ei lnca nee
"yas ae "on taAe II.
hor conorai St ."as' ouS you must remem
JI Iii a.. one' ','ah is Pathotlc man
ne WI iefer sn.'nK rom uuty' IL ne Is
W oe',e'e t"at nls country Calls MN
W .nat hign ana exalted place. Ike GIN
'i't'Ii uo wiz IeaNe 'hs retirement INTO
""'e.I 'ne Jaw sent n'th' ana come back
"'' country as us Ohlei Execu-
i've
The TAHITI ISSUE
now aoout carrying INDIANA this iaIE'
>, Onuer the issues whlch Democratic
ilouse VIII Iorce upon the country Indiana
S. ~ as sure hePuo,lcan state as Illinois
W. eat issues VIII oe discussed before the
pe"P'o, one 49, HhaIi American industry
""' amer 'cah laoor oe prolectedT shall
our INDUSTRIES DC diversified, or shall we
altow European monopolles to charge us
"na' 'hey choose lor manufactured articles
anu cISse our workshops and send our
"ase c1asses out over the country as
"ailPs'
IN answering this question at the polls
Inulaha win sFe no uncertain reply. The
piu IN" rlch ihohopoIles OF the East are like
Ens'ahd' already beginning to clamor for
Iee 'fade' free raw material is beginning
W oe demanded by them. The fact is, as
soon as mahuiacturlns establishments get
anu are aole 10 stand alone they are quite
WlI'lhg 10 see iree trade. They know that
tn.s Po'iey VIII stamp out the weaker insti'
luuohs IN the south and West, and thereby
enormously increase their trade. The de-
creased profits would be fully compensated
9y the Increase OF business. The fact is
.n"SSaShuseus Is n'ty years nearer free
u1ue ut, .n"n 1ny "ther state oi the Union.
=
ana south advocate policy so destructive
10 our industries and so harsh on our work.
lugnleh is more than we can iathom."
THE BLOODY SHIRT,
me next question which we will dis
cuss before the people is a"iree ballot and a
laIr count This subject can meyer become
'hackneyed' while men are being shot
down at the polls for daring to oppose
Bour6onism, This thing must stop, and
the Democratic party must never come IN
to power I'LL they stop IT, The Democratic
press OF the country could stop it at once II
IT would take manly and heroic stand
ana say TO Its Democratic bretheru that it
must cease AS long as they remain silent
or acqnlesce IN these horrible deeds bad
men IN the Democratic party in some To-
callues IN the country will, in the name Of
tue Democracy, commit these offences. II
IS no wonder that that party cannot sue
eeed with these weights hanging about il.
VI course other questions will be involved
IN the eampaign' but these two will be the