New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-16
the West who n they obtain fair prices for their
provisions NJ hOs nrOduefiOns

the West who n they obtain fair prices for their
provisions can buy those productions.
as proposedto the Democratic Convention at Chicago
Nor that would have one dollar more raised by taxation
than is absolutely necessary. but In laying the tarf II
should be 30 laid 10 benefit American industries This
i iar1 question is ., very simple In Eng
they are IN the United states and on the Continent
upon the foreigner cS for the sp Selling bis Ra2ea
In this country II his made by the cheap labor OF
Your oTn ns69 mast tax The
Of New York and the STATE Of NewYork interested in
and stale in the country.
Let me dls9buse you Of some ideas It said that this
country j. suffering rom oycrproductl"l u Is nor
suffering from overrroducuOl but from under-coa stump
ton What wante Is that less shall be prOduc' "A,
but that the people shall be enabled to buy and consume
more.
SENATOR GRADY AND OTHERS HEARD.
When Senator Grady was introduced as The
Little Napoleon Of the Sixth" he was received with
a storm of applause. lie said:
am here Tor purpose % proving that do not r-
tent To be deadhead IN any enterprt-e mo which may
Gnsge an her. for Ihe Rurposeo o. e2ngatuat gS you
NlIual voter. OF th.s country are not 10 be
Whe led INTO line 100 the dcid, on or
suggestion INT tn hope OF can~tate by cali
ing attention io ihe claims made boy ieytldnp- Misses
iuen hat here no hope for Blaine AMI 10y the as.lr
a'cf oi ians friends that .lifprtre cant ~. tt'e-
land We take tnat our candidate hls os good chance
make victory 'rtan f'uT var. rom now.
We have TO say 10 the Manager Of both political parties
more A. 10 The Democratic iIat. he never been
and. until his very ua'nrc is changed, he
Chicago, when sought 10 voice the sentiment
OF the rim s-o- 4 voice: Ne have no e. 40. i'm
must go To- The Thurman who created the 4ci alton
.or the reservation OF tho public lands; Randall. who
me attempts made TO destroy our d., rc';
was cent 10 keep them compny. AT The Statesmen Who
had ever sad word for he one put aside or
there Thi. political "whati,-it' was offered a. the
htung candidate for Democratic vote, The
cratic party; It never neei.d You so much as
10 dos aOw' lido MOI say cave the Democratic parry.
Democratic MANAGER. from the chairman Of the Nauous
tn Democratic party you Ia about ten or fifteen rail
road csi tents and other monopo st.
Youiye under Democ attic - tie Government II was
wrong that yoI should ne compelled to pay d'd ms
upon wacrcd stock 10 was wrong that you should be
compelled TO moro than five cents 10 ride on the ele
waited railroads At hsta legislature passed oill re
ducing the fares To- five cents and Cey land Misses
Ncw-lork Will On November retire him from the u'ic
Why do say he was orrupti Because Of a very curl
former yrar- When the railroad, wanted To beat the rive
Cent Fare til their agents went among the legislators
it IN l.-3 tbs -e-at. p,...d a Bin II Ian, mn the
House u the session closed aud no vote was rracne"
uuou d. Take the next year when cleveland u the
chair The iuI was introduced I'M the Assembly and
passed u eighteen days. ~ went 10 the -cuaic-thc
AGENTS OF tlc railroads we're mot there Whore Wa. their
pr,..r.ioui i'm tI. executive chamber Ana that
IS th" reason the lobby didn't work Nou heard O.. mo-
attempt to p., tle tu, 40 fine last session. mat
rlIrnld comlanIc. u1cI ho Governor they nNcd
him 'oi his tenn DO Ion r'mombce Ola g'rc'm.i'n,".
w",- !-"iI favor ~ t-r W.i-n"n"pof pans. Do h-
eo,prn by m o.ins upoo tnc senate Two rilroad
,upolt. mcmD.r Of .he l.al road Domui lon. ...
uu', which eam. % ne pcm,rrttcl ! '' pl'srl tc.
c'mp.'te" 20 "oa" thcw FOB NJ o. 'n and cn ,1ct eo
fHu .Htr t. cN--' Icifr} OFF 90 Interior 900 'cr ily