New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
ORR FRIENDS, THE ENEMY.

Mr. Blaine saws in his letter OF acceptance
that revenue laws are In thcf very n'i5e si,y.u 10
changes and notifications OF trade ana thd these
changes ht{e Drea tS I'M, letter. nothing stands
il our way hut the dread OF ha'Je IN the mIu'iIi
tv,niv wears" The Republican platform of the present
wear dcinauts a tcyisiou-a chaner-ln the turn laws
Ho are fle peuple who trTsg To folio" Blame To get
along with all this l-lIlarttord Post
The Republican party pledges itself in the Plat
for,u 10 correct the inequalities of the tar1 and
IN reduce the surplus. Not by the vicious ana IN
discriminate process of Horizontal reduction, but by
such methods as will relieve the taxpayer without
iuinrInrt the aborer orthe great productive interests
If the country" RcylSl1ns of that sort, az DIT
Blainc SAYS are rendered necessary by changes ih
trade. but they can be made without chectug any
,honge in the industrial system. The prospect ol
revision Of the tariN 10y proi"ouonI't' ~ 'h' W.
ternai Of protection would not caus' ans lc'hng'
,y alarm, in lusiupss circles. The prospect oi go
,isiou of lho tlti1 hy Free lrndcrs l"yenuo he.
r,,,s,s and college professors IN the interest ~
f,,lish Manufacturers would create general
panic.
"a. svs..r,is NJ iilaaa vino ma tho roli' srh're 81
sstyus go nllinrs tdl 10 40 t'nn7 ''H' '',..t.' U
,,h4 s5,,r rirut n+aus iia s"1i ln "'lfi 'h', 'U
I,stiasts ibr great business sn1 o,t ~
ihr country uist n"' hf p'' "' % '''' nH" ut. N.
gis'es ,d iuf msiuIii' i"stn 7h"niI i"s' '''' =,
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ni'.Ia, of to.ti ptrs tutai sishl tf", hFH 'n
wv .ii,iIYt- ltiuuIit' tHf van mover SUNNI D" '"'
soJ,o lhuI s-u. .iH''tIi. I'""'L
n wa. Nl Nanu.ou who 'ung hie-''Il W
uigli ou January %, lH}3, rhrn n' tnWno"'' ~,
army al lOO. 900 American uliIon7 To- ih' AaIl"""
Capnl when thc day for the grand h". 'ol
davucd thcio was not ,Non Il rorp"iHIs guS'h 81
the .1c,t army 10 respond 90 the cali lh' lh"'i
fercuco of American ctilcus 10 Ma N"il'I-"" b
emil was disappointing. ard would have dl'''"'
mad Il Irsq souguiuo nature than his but lac Knows
that "thcy will never submit to tha' 5jft oi 'hinR
,,,,or An,iber time when ho sounds the alarm
49, ,lI march on Washington with Kentucky
,,,. and diving artillery, and there VIII Ice ci'll
vnrund carnage. Meanwhile, ~ tho campaign has
NOT vet opened aud The call for troops has not been
i.,urd. cannot Mr. Wattcraon be- induced to quot
his nrrycs with his own prescription 5oo'h"s
syrup
ut.atst.ks 10 SAY that Mr. blaine s. the hfHt cholos
ot a toniorty of Rriublcaus Tic In popular WIN tl,o
rank and nlr who have not umo "i lu'''iHs - h1
ms rst cal methods. Those Whs now us An'o III ny
IN, cuI puug of politicians shout uNtY Ioi MN ire
,p,rfty. OF urrN conditions OF rcNluds 10 ANY "''
lsader-lIienry Wald Beecner IN The Brooklyn Ldslo
Has Mr. Beecher taken private census oil the
Republican party in the United Statesf II not
what proof has he that the National Convention III
making Mr. Blame its first choice Unsupported
majority of Repubcansf Popular with the rank
and Glep7 Will Mr. Beecher tell us whether the
rank and file do not make up the main body OF
tbe army and whether il is mistake afteI all "a