New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

manufactured goods per capita Of any people In the
world GApplnuse.l .. &. Tim, -, ns.cefu, In
dustrv and extended cormercc. IAppause1 Today
America does onethirl Of the mining IN the
,Ss TSrld ror snd paooces S oneanS Of the
agricultural products Of the world she doea rI Nh
such record can bc shoNn by any other people. lhp
rausc II was well said by our cnnddatc ~ ' 10
speech nj Rochester: "The platform oi our PhIN ~
pcace with n the world. extended commerce ~ far n'
possible protection 70 American indu.Y 9nu a.cn ,, W.
foreign born whether ut homo or abroad. t,rn' ~
pausc AMI sin they tell IA TINT eur eahdlus,,e ~ !,
iunnt dangerous man of war laughter, hnu llh', VI
elected We should be brought into trouble win iorsis
nations Do the acts Of The Garfield T
iaue sctctay of state. warrant any suoh a'H'ruon
CHEERS
SATISFACTION wrru rur rrrnitcAN rAnIF.
believe that tho American people nio iunF rh''"'"
with tho great prugrcaa they have made IN 'h" hnt qua"
~ century and not dispo'cd To turn ho p"'"
upon the stem or policy which I'm. secured such mn''
rial provr-.s aud go hack the ol panA and poei :"
tho Democratic party, controlled by, - N,n,n "
cn wingi -" a event, ,n,ouUnlx p". mi, and and com
pelcN National party if 70 should 'eas' ", "u auJ
th" solid hoa,h nH deal,s "nu VI" M e.s ",nnt II hy
The force Of It's Own pn,' "i.'c snd lhcc must
be an honest ballot and each party must % hn,e % ,"
chance n the contest" II also IN" S"ulh shonu ",olt
our ,s'i ,p,o o. H.. OWN midst II it should cease be
substantially an agricultural people, anu W I'M ,m ~
ed industries which We lind a. lac North sh"ulu oo ~
tered the south; II II should come TO our wa, e., m
the Of the Federal toNcrhih'ht III
the matter Of the National banking system ana olner
like questious then the time may when 1t VIII DE
safe u again trust them with power -, H.. ,,,
trust that the time come. trust tlc Ule WIZ
when party will dare To call Ia question "na,
cratic party clsim that they lost the contest ioi y'r
ago. because Of the Tarn lssnei ana 10 uIS Nc
find they pa, Ing hide and-goseeS Win me lnts
ton II they again beaten may lrt to eenue i
conversion; or pcriaps tnTy "h Hat IL ,houid he
raised We settled policy. IN oritr thd' te puN
ness interests of the country may feel an assu'nr" o
safety; on in order that Tie capitalists oi the '"ii,t
may know Just what they are to depend upon III 'h''
direction.
CAUSE OF THE RECENT BUSINESS DEPRESSION.
In nv Judgment very much of the duIneas
Of the present is due to tho discussion
of the questions raised by the attempt OF he Democratic
party to pas. the Morrison Tariff Bill duFinS me lls ,c
Of Ecrrcscnativcs if The great state Of New York had
done It, duty and had sent majority OF It's mchhtFs
nenre ST%T rG Slre "' woa hSye BrS B no no Deocc
majority in he House thic ne. rrin wG@ ro,rni n,f
TO aeitatc this question: aud there would nov n'
business prosperity equal 70 chat II the pas e" yet
that only lac done by The Whole connry br. o!ins
convert o one -ySien; and then IT Will b. N'u''"' ~
hope, for ever.
WEAK ARGUMENTS or DTMoCRArIC -PEAKERs
What are some " The reasons Why the Dom
ocratc party ask to he PIT intD power, AMI 10
have the Republican party turned ont One argu-
ment used by senator Thurman in his speech
evening in favor Of change of party, waS that u
iyTanneal aud corrupt. ana De added tha if The Dcmo
cratic psrty had ben IN pow fer tn, n Rt l"'T p
during lhe history Of the p3wrr o., thr ptno % n,s|
for hrty years hcforc 'he Wa' do nor 'hh' 'n' WV.
any Democratic STAT man 80 liberal as 90 -n rgr.
That that party should ONT Of power ha '''sr 10 htd
become "ty1auuicl. arrogant and corrupt AW 5i-rI
But Mr. Blaine .cuthpsilslic arp.au.cl nee ls no do"
fence from me H. has been before th" Amer an people
continually rs a shining nlrs fora quarter OF ccni9l
The people know him, ami they have answered u Mai'.
I'm Vermont audin ohio .Icpe"cI aWl1n.' ald c'l''
Of Elaine, nliuo. J. G.. Blaine. oh, oh. oh'o i"t n;
say ouc word 60 you of the cru i.lpr CT iI' il.'