Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
PRESS OPINIONS.

Jersey iron ore mines have been reduced
to IS cents per day, under protective
tariff Of about 81 per ton on raw pig iron,
and from as to S4O per tor on manu-
featured bar and plate. We would like
to know who ara protected by our tariff
laws. Under our false protective system
the wsges OF workmen IN all kinds Of
manufactures sre gradually being re-
duced, until they will soon be bs ow the
pauper labor Of Europe. Cold facts are
exploding the stale argumeuts that
high tariffs protect the labOring classes,
This age wants the markets OF the world
open TO untrsmmeled free trade, and this
| is Whist the future, sooner or later, is sure
to give Gs.-H Hare ReDullIcan.
| MIR. Bsyari has never been al advocate
of high tariff, He has slwAys insisted
| that changes in SO important q matter
should be made carefully and gradually,
but that they shall, nevertheless, b-
made and in the direction OF taril
reduction. Bat the protection papers
say he has voted to keep up the tariff on
articles manufactured in his own state.
Well, why nOt II Republican Congress
fixes for the benefit Of Republican
contributors to the psriy's campaign
fund 2 tariff Of 40 or 80 per cent.
on articles manufactured by those
wLo prompt such legislation, ia it
the duty of all who apIosed
such rate TO insist On a yarG of - OF 25
per cent on all articles made in their own
states or, to put it 20 even high tariff
Republican can understand il, is Mr,
Bayard, who represents a community
having great iron working Industries be
cause the irtiueuoe Of iron produciug G
states has imposed an inofdiuatc tariff OIL
pig iron, to insist that his nstitneuts
who are thus compelled 10 pay that much
, more flr their raw ma,erial, shall
be subjected to rate Of duty
on their own auufacturrs that
will let the European finished
products in at lower rates than their own
) government will lefmit Americans tC
make them . This ought to be plain Il
very ole, and is tull and sufficient
' answer to sll the idiutic chatter abOut
tue inconsistency Of Democrats in fight
ing t1 secure such an adjustment OF tn.
burden imposed upon them by the Re
publican tariff az will make their owl
{ constituents load a. light as possi BILE
!. II Republican COus; -s5 We're 10 max
tt 100 per cont the average tsrlf rate /
,, would be ;h- duty Of revenue r-iorm-r
y aud trse-trAdeIs 10 Sc. that the iuiquit,
| ~s3 male to bar as eqrail-
% a possible b. l-vrliug dntie
% up tp the average, since the
,, could Mt bs lowersd. There is no ques
" tor Of free trsie OF protection about this
10 but AL exercise ot th- inslinct oil sell
ptes-rvStion. Bnt Mr. Bayatd hs
never been one o. those au Sustained III
pol y ct nigh Gules because some ot hi
7esti:ueu's Erosper-d by them; bat, o
TIL contrary, he was the man deiibsrstel
selected to mass the facts aud argument
in behalf oi the present reform NOV
when the tariff commission bin Eas mad
the occasion for attacking the pro,ectio
theory and reopening the question:
baltimore Day.
Susan b, Anthony as entered q wri
lie ten protest sgAiGst the wood ut portrait
in that hsy- appeared in provincial jourra
or over her came and Mrs. S.artou's II
= pictures certainly never would be C,
Is ont AID pasted in sn album OF prof-
in sonal hsaEtisl. WIS. Miss Autaon
'll rally y ants is portrait that vii mai
it Mrs. LAuEtry jealous .-Neo Y,,t 20,
g, a.erciG AfssyuSer. That Is the kit
~ people would cut cut:
I'd ., pa there's hig fgLt down
lt the street, and one man is nearly KILN
the other - Yes, my son, .sa them
II. 80, pa, what are those two blue spota
d the street two squares away - "Tl
I'd backs Of two policemen, my son I'VE
IT. couldn't they come and stop the fgt
GU rs 20 "No" "Why, pal" "Bseau
eIl tLey are going the other way, my son
nj "But Why do they have to 60 the 9th
ed way pa because, my son, their bes
ok are so large ,-LomsUiNe Courier Journ,
ye That is neat way to say they are
ng large hearted.
re HRoEEN IDOL.
- OF Intoxicating Walfzes
And swiftly gliding feet
la- Ihiuks the guardian OF our city,
~ AS he treaas his lonely beat.
ny OF the pointing, bushing maiden
whom he met but yesternight,
WIN lip as red as cherries,
And eyes so clear and bright,
With pleasure lie remembers
Every word that she had uttered,
When he wrapped her cloak arOnnd he
how his manly heart had huttered.
Then he meets a brother copper
tho brushes out his life,
AS he thanks him very warmly
FOR your kindness to my wife"
Boston Pos
Stop that cough. by the use Of Ave
Cherry Pectora-the best specific ever kno
for all diseases of the throat and lungs
Will soothe the rough feeling III your thrC
give the vocal organs fexibillty and vital