New-York tribune., 1885-10-22

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tariff question the business life and political lie. 70
and to the growth and development OF American
institutions. Liberal thought should seek Tor ana asls'
trial development stimulate mechanical and inventive
genius, attract large remuueratons as the rewarus oi
reliance and power The genius OF industry has cor
relation with virtue and human attaininents " our
foly IL Is the beauty perfection OF workmanship
that eevates producer and those who may enjoy tue
the inrins value the product Is enhanced while BY
its multiplication the price Is dlashe1 81 % gi nd ,r
uxdriaut products for modern life necessltae lnleneo
a ana moral vgor & oeSes srs n greater te improve
the greater the economy or time and labor ana
correspundng reduction in Price which bring number
ess convenlences and comforts within the of all
classes" Upon these accepted principles resi- our paoe
laws which it is also the constitutional duty OF Congress
to sstain Let us pOpularzc and remunerate LABOR so
that shall attract intelligence create skill ana arr ue
veOp artisans il not artists scientific w0rkmen & mos
sclentsts-for where will you draw the nel- tnus
stimulate aud elevate all our workers for the 9ehe o,
the whole body polite. No sincere Irienh Vi MUM" a ,
progress could regard such policy as iberaI anu IN IN
trudng the grand cgualities OF laws Mucn o .n W
raw material port We DY PACK III cohIo .1 90 90
excellent handcraft, paving four or nye times tne pl
we received for it, For 500 oae of eo'Cn TS 20 0oo
pay when manufactured INTO ci9ns at ,a9. , md
Why hot retain for oursolyes this vast tribute pau
aroaa ana ana tno o,r own Industries instead OF
promoting foreign skill at our expensei IL Jaws avs %I n
help TO do that let have such laws Russia once uv
creed prohibition against importing aruees We ,ne arf
he made at home We need not 40 that nei .no 'to M
no longer ruled the world land or sea. Otncr
countries. In the strife to mainain ana to amty tnep %
standards of workmanship Why should we lag behind
and forsake industries and tho elevation OF our
wOrkmen leaving both shift for themselves, while:
under adversc inspiration. VIC spin ont Theoretical
reform" Rather by legislation by sue sessVe aiins
by education. by liberal administration and far play,
and by giving this people and our nnrvaed resources
an equal chance for SUPREMACY m 'he I W. cncouraee
industry. wealth, develop power advance virus
war
the blessings OF liberty to ourselves ana our postery,
unoss and strength which is the delight
OF man and the joy of nations.
Rev f. A. Henry, OF Ridgencld followed in favor OF
trade, be held that It was unchrstian to boycott
other countries goods asked to do and held
that the sons OF men were slowly being nodded into tho
sons Of Cod Charles Hebcr Clark editor OF Journal
devoted textile fabrics in Philadelphia then delivered
spirited paper favor Of protection lie held that
country had no right sacrifice is people or their
interests for those OF another country. lie said;
Because God filled Pennsylvania hills wit orcs he dd
not intend that to England fo them England
with her free trade wants to enrich herself n our cN
pensc Look the countries England has had control
over with her free There only TWO ot them
ireland and India. She could not keep America Nhnt
hgs free trade done for these countries Ireland.
population has decreased Tremendously ana there
has been a struggle going on III her borset
seer Ssen raTSscd slpSg % %by famine all these year,
hccausc OF the inability OF her natives to Obtain @ re-
policy Of putting the labor on higher piano would sye
"a
they supper, tho tarn. Tho success tie richness OF
this country Il due 10 protection.
bishop T. y. Dudley, OF kcs,ucky. was
quick on the floor 10 answer Tie la'i
speaker and made many good points. which
were loudly applaul,d. lie hell that protection
crushed tho development Of sponsiby aud corrupted
morals. Everything should be froc The Rev. DT.
Courtney aall English clergyman, u Boston. created
mid by saying that although he had served in
three OF the largo ccI America hc proud TO Sag
that hc Engli-hman. and II Mr. Clark was obliged
brcak the Ninth Commandment 10 make hls argument
Tor protection hc thoueAt protection admitted al no
argument lo said Ireland and India had been m-rel-
resented the conditions spoken Of In these counties
existed years before free trade lie Thought MI Clark
ought mink the matter over a1d apologize for bearing
false ,giiuc.. Mr. Clark asked liberty TO reply AM it
granted though against tho rules "f Congress, Tie
stid with some heat that while his reputation not
y cNt.niel as that Of ID. Coutncys II wa Just
good
Mr. Courtney 'cNcitcdlyl I rise 10 point Of order
Mr. Chairman the eentr nan s as-alinS personal char
Gctcr.
Mr. Clark have tie floor. have been charged with
falst hood.
Dr Courtucy-Mr Chnirman-lCrics OF " GO on. so
on
Mr. Clark cortinucd saying that u ha had the time hc
could present lis authorities to sub-tanatc wnHt hc
said IIe was proceeding further whom the Ciaifuau
rang the bell and he attempted te speak on tOL-
iinurd The ringing There Was period of luonse ~
element. and amid cries Of " GO on aal the ring
ing Of tho chalrinaus bell Mr.. Clark 70
tired TAls incident "a regarded as uniort"n"t"