The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
FREE RAD G
Henry Ward Hs..srr aadr~.s~s an I'm
m~,.- Audience ss teatrsi Nussc Hall.

m~"s~ Audience 80 seatrsi Music Hall,
Chicago.
,HrC, 400. H.. NrEember il-The M
nouncem-ui iba; li.uFy warg Berhr'
wog,d s,eak ~ la>: evenings >rssion % ths
National Fgr- Trad, C0ufrt-uc. ai;rsr;.~i
an audience TIA; pack~i The Ccu:ral Muse
Hall - H. tl.lcs: capacity. Previous "a
Mr.. Be-chss'> srleArtacv. David \ Wells.
President, @: ;he Free Trade League. De-
Hycr~' 4 lcusthy srrumcat IN which ;he
sui.rarc Wa e.. xh;ro~l IS a. the s-.netss
accya.ls from free trade AMI the general
Disadvantage, - ptoi~r.souL Wlrn NJ.
Wc.'> Finished Mr. Bf.c'cr was ErvvtcI Wllh
loud and c%oatinCcl app.arsr. He b~<an -
referring - The Oh 4gp;'et c'ucv : II iec
manufacture tasy t.ey sluuc wcuv ln 2 ps-
iIou z, Iud~T> sni tbc .~nt.ltar5y> ~ tJ" taslf
question lie declared thai Er Mas "a iasuy
o; no tsrg 81 A. ThoaSa TIE br>' policy
{" follow VA 8" pace u.rvtt tax up'u The
,voG,r 10 d-ffsy te cVs+us~> %; .b~ '.1y-
tylmruL the luuat, ssh. ness - .av p~=
pie narn % their ignorance. would make
itr UI~rascu al such a I'siCN smls~- 90
not. tie aIriya. cf Tie m..!ruu ANA Nf.
Es'carr. sut5d great Bsglauec suj ,sHghter.
s4ij tat project oU 49, lac ~- yN al;
I.- devil" ami that 4 politicians W~Fr
Statesmen, Protection vHulu cHH a natasgl
tss.L go spite 81 the devil. bUt politicians
wvt~ Rot statesmen, tat wee 'svtc al,u-
gers Mr.. Estchcl slo>r IA most uacvgI-
p.iu,ataiy language ut lhr custom
houses. and sad Re tv.3ysci tsuuI
PERSONAL oh>.r,A. ON that u ihrrr
wa> such a tJiHs 4S 4 ~lf.taur "llh. y c'ud
iuyar.b'y hr found .n he rsuft> AID c.,-
tom houses, Cao.Hs 81, >vcFetaI, 90 $50
National Labor Organization tie sYva~"f
saj there were uuu IN w., country 4 ruil-
!uu Of lahuIrfS unemployed. Alter rr-
fc!ting 10 tHe UNa.fE suauu- capita - Ia
developing sud rrspiuE BE Iluae % N'wis
discovered iLdu>tfir~. Which resented ia
Inrv.iabi. over production sut the U.tuaia
eject ~ throw lug hnscD again 0ut 60:
WORK, lie remarked thss There "a, uo yafif
on men. AMI wondered q the pprt.rtoHi,ts
were tAlHains 81 lettering The situation by
p.acin. a tara on imported Isuper
labor. This Vas ini-u>-iy amusing Z,
tie audience and is supptrSsci aukAtrr
Increased to a ruat when the speas.r -
IuarAcd that ihis country VAS "a large cN.
porter 81 rrl sion." THIS %cuuu,fy sen, mi
Hons 10 dollars 10 hra;hrn countries "a IN
siii tie principles oi Christianity into The
minds % uuicl!ryrG>. while the agtir.c went
b-ssins az home. THIS country wa, hlrT-
n ia exporting religion, Tot the tvn"nt 81
tie heather, hut when those hru.sii-a! iu-
dltjduss came 10 thi, country ~ be nearer
Ia the fountain head ot such teaching. They
Were met with st"ncs and cuiS-s and on.y
allowed to TrlEaiu nj the peril o! their
lives.
~TITcTioN ~ ofFtsTIu>.
At the opening 81 the AFTERNOON session
the committee on nominations repeated aai
the following named gentlemen wefr
elected officers Cot iHr -u~uiuS wear i'4r-t-
d-ut-patld \. Wells. Vice lJr-ti"u..-
Thomas Holland. 90 New loIA justice.
Clarke. OF lows, Vi. Il. TfumHu'l. - ,l..
mos. ". l.. FisH,strk. uf Indiana. ". T..
Wells, 81 Michigan, u =. liasNuo,l "f ".
hIasAa: soy,IaoT =. =. iur.l.. o. Ni--
~uui.. y. \. fouuau.of Louisiana. ~ btU.
son of South Carolina. ~. ". S,n.cr.y. 81
Pennsylvania; e>-Goycrupr =. = I."jlu,,1,
"f Kansas, j. : Smith. of p4tu. ~. l.
Pierce. 90 Massachusetts !. H. stcv.'. =
Connecticut; Henry V s~ti-f~uu vf Ken
;ucsy J.. /. Steven, 80 Sew jersey ". s..
Jcaaiu-. Of I'ses, j.. Z. Nls'rtuat 81 pTs-
Euu. v. Gibbons. - bri1N ,Jr. Bow .aast
iisy wand. al E4osir Island Jud r. D. iiafi-
but. - Minnesota. l>rclt;.r C1ula.li cs-
l.. @. Sherman. 81 ~. iofk. Josiah
pu.ucy. of ii e,o,ir>..t~. /. ". Itrlss.
of Connecticut. H. H. ~,abirf. 81 -,
lcrk; W. g TIoNLicc. q NJ
irau, '. \. li~ay. ot New i"s.
". ". Wltmr.. ~ Iowa. If-a.uc
IT, Phelps. of tiiao.~ VI - I~I7Ft~r. of
olic. ard ". g. r~~ktam "f Nss jersey.
National Conmi',nr T. T. Ea~trf. NrN
iotA o. No-i.ee. Iowa, I. y. Stl,s. III
nos, =. :. u'i.oufkc. Indiana. v. -.
Brow 10 Michigan. J.. sterling Morton
Nebraska, ". J. Iud.rsoad. MS>aui.
W. L VIA ,akcr. Louisiana: = J. t'sfAiu-.
Wisconsin. jaime, u. iiancock. reEnsy.s1-
MIA .iorh Harper. kansa.. v. Osborn.
Ohio, T.. j.. Sma.l"y. Minnesota Joshua
Q-ury. Massachusetts,, SECRETARY. H. A.
bowArr New York. Western Secretary.
\. J.. lhiIputt. Iowa: Central Secretary.
Lruis Holland. Indiana. Treasurer,
George 7. i'.a5D!y.
~ENECTTItE DISTRACTIONS.
Resolutions were then Adopted providing
th. Chairman of the Executive togn-
should te the Chairman of the Va
Committee. that the members 90 The
committees from tie various States shnud
be- Chairman of the various stat. Commit
tees. and should te vested with authority
a. cal State c0ny~utlons anil form state
GrEsuiLstions. and that tie Executive Com
shp,iid D. author IsI tn complete
tie National Committee by appointing
fnernb.r- for State. not lnciHiei ln the re-
port. The rstcgt 90 The Committee on
Resolutions was subler'rI Ia much dis
cus.4pn Only minor amendments. how
ever. were made. Is vas Luaily adopted
A STRANGE STORY.