New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

There is something about the idea Of free trade Wh'o
IL Ike the opium tho ohloral hab n acts lght ban
silly Tho mhibcr Of The idea at proceeds to pat
ronlo OF frovn uron a Tho soccty around blu ilei
Ike ilnwthornoa brand with tho uniors on ain'
lc lnd Die nnscr on hs oeu heart and snIdi u j.
here u grew within my htcist the sn ~ nn IN
uIi'ri That iuumphrd over fhr sense NJ brotherhood
win mnn." A. our people have l"r, respect Tor rHsr
Than uf rohber- iey will suspect fee radio m lt hrhis
better manners and kinder environment Ia iho-" sen-
ernllf iI-iufomed aud ll-read people whom general
truth ltltalle. Instead OF refining.
tr Charles Dixie never anything 10 suocr at in The
American ideas of Protection ana the Monroe Doctrine
FOR DE Wa uo -nu EugisLu4u but real one lie wrote
M his Greater Britain eighteen years ago on thr same
Monroe Doctrine the Sheer family now name Jncosn as
follows: In an history mar the phrase nothing can
be found dgfcd than the action OF America upon
the Monroe Doctrine. since the principle WIS first lana
down I'm words the national behavior has been
courteous. consistent firms and the language used now
that America is e-power H. the same that her states-
men The did statesmen here too made use OF during
the rebellion tic hour OF her most instant peril IL
"" be hard for political philosophers OF the u.are 10
assert that democratic republic can have no foreign
policy"
On the subject ~ Protection sir Charles Dixie AZ Eng
LAal OF genuine not pretended information, wrote 10
lebs when Blaine was becoming Speaker OF Congress.
10 would seem though we Free Traders had become
nearly b.g1te la favor OF free tdc our former o-
porcuts were favor Of protection Just as they used
Co Say; Ne right why argue the question so nov"
the face tAe support of protection ly ell the greatest
minds ia America lll 'he hrst statesmen ot Tie Aus
tra.as. tell tlcm thai Will NOT discuss protection
with them. because there Dee uU tH minds ano"l "
among men OF Intelligence ANA education Ht o'' rs we
IN England believe, folly 10 is at al events sublime
one full of self--acriIce and Illustrative oi certain no.
uIty in the national heart" How 10 maAe- the sheer
r.I. s..r 4l rDlf
national heart" Men who never enthuse never -eiu
! anybody,
Mr. Blaine often entertained the Sheer family They
drank hi- wine. shared his surroundings and compa-
ance and hated HIM he dd not patrouze them
This set s always looking 20 be kcked Downstairs by 4
great man. and 10 is bis only safety from them NHeh
man plays sham Eng.i-hman in your library schoii
ticze with the bootJac that Ny Lord threw 40 tne
/ fellows father.
iToa gentleman approaching his country the pleas
ant surprises IN our politics ale a relief % It's dreary
SANDERS Here II Blaine opening the vista to greater
party there spring 10 b.. ideas tree-hearted men VI
! German and Irish stock Any man OF true poutcsl
could have that the mel &c netWe"h Tue pt'
and future must have been the great victorious parry anu
not it, cropping audi Inundated adversary The pain 70
the future ~ be- pioneered by the SKUNK ou ny he
/ buffalo. Down whore the countless herds OF oisons'
otg iU instinct that H better than map. left their
footmars on rocks the Indian ana the railroad en-
guecr know It ia the practicable trail 20 "heIe the
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gentleman once told me De wanted 70 leave the news
! parcr hisupss What's the matter o. said o. he
replied sratter who conducts the other paper Is So
abusive that inc p''Hc tHnA VIZ @'' '' ''. Jan
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