New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
MEN VINO HArE SDMErdlNG To SLY.

George h.. Badly "A prominent lawyer anu
repuhcan Canton ohio. who Is here on hn-u'N-t "d
me- At the Fiith Avenue Hotel that the hanging OF sena
tor PAYNE IA engy that city. because OF the post
ollie. alpointmcnt. the work of three or Tour IRE
,pousiblc boys. They ~crc members he added q"
,t y,uuc Mem. Democratic cub. II tie Older heads
had known cuat they proposed 10 do II w"ald nave "cch
siopped. Archibald McGrce"r. VIII" wanted the appoint
ucIt but failed get u la long headed 'Hh'n'
lie and i, friend, would have known that to h"nG ocna
,or PAYNE in c1gy voud De tne worst possible tllnS
,I. c,uId do I'm IT. effect the general public am
td that Senator Payne Is very III ich hurt over the
matter"
rx Con FRESHMAN D. Il. Paige. said: Tho appointment
~ ,rchill q, or Mcrcsor 10 be pustma-tr T"- an al
solgte necessity with Senator Payne. Mc''r"Sor h'd
alway, been his political enemy. lie hmd fought thr
senator III every aud furui7ncd groa' deal "f an"
munition with which the Republican press was en"b'd
10 a,i the Senator aud do it with Democratic backing
r my thing for senator Payne to do was 10 stand by
b. friends" Nr. P"go was elected from district III
which Canton has siuco been incorporated. Ho was
chairman ~ the Ooio Democratic stale COMMITTEES
when Mr. noadly carried the State and Mr. Payne was
maze senator ard credited with beinY 'he most
actiy. agent in bringing about Mr.. Phync's ccrt0n
Ibu W oDkwalter's recent article IN BTddsirc'fs on
IN. India wheat production has hcrn wdry coGed in
, ,r,1e ,aper- and has stirred mp considerable ais
cu..t,u r #. Ammldtwu. woo Is the mos, dctiNe of
tre men who are f,rmng the Protective Iarl League III
this country which Is 10 DC put III operation %" the SAME
Inn n that by which The free traders operate III tue
Cobdcn Clnb SAID Tho India wheat product mas
lac IN rscd ~ reason for improving our home mar"et
for three or four yeas past Uniii TINS article oil Mr.
p,tc Ter and the editorials chat II has drawn out IN
e free trade press appeared the answer HIS boeh that
tner. wa. no danger. me IrrHng Fod hl' repeatedly
us ted hat THIS he ca'c and 80 nave other Jour
mails Of that type since has beconc evident that
tb. anger does exist that 1t ia growing srrion- The
I tf.,i. IL
tJ tlnt he Is in peril the denial OF reciprocity
In trade on our part developing the wheat prod"ct o
India This II Mr. Bpokwallcr's arg hncnL The theory
nj rcrprocll trade long since exploited 10y TIE s'atH-
,i of tr,J. Aside from that fact sccms almost in
credible that any should believe or expect Oilers 70
hl,.vc tb, ENGLAND VIII ny whra from Russia or from
,u1 for any other re lson than BECAUSE she can buy THIS
wheat cheaper than any other or 'bht sue VIII LOT 'o
FAKE OF reciprocity trade buy from iho United STATES
Il must be CONGO led that India can pro luce wheat "re
cheaply than the United states Tie farmer mere must
therefore be prepared meet the Indian price II he cN
meets to sell IA competition with India II 10 docs not
meet that lcr he must lose the traic 80 cOnshrfdl"I
OF rscprocily INTO the question on tao "ait al
pnrr iryrr or seller. srf evident is THIS proposition
tint It wonid bc insult to common sense TO argue
about 1t
Iasked Mr. Ammidown II there was not II question of
TRANSFORMATION to ~ considered and he replied: WAS
,nu,ng f. that I'm order the price, there Is but
one way The farmer 81 this country must produce ana
tran, port rs cheay the indian or her producer In
d re ID,
advantages which VIII not ia lnr 70" over
come 80 Al Al the sale yhrat In competition win
luI,n wheat In H. gaud depends "n Our hniliy 10 rSe
IL a. chcapy a. India. THIS l. the question mat must
,o,nrr ar aicr an, gerrd. II mistake not the Iirm
err, OF the United Hlll decide 'l tie labor con
dItnus Ia the cheaper cost ~ iHdh wheat arc
NOT Only lmpossihle but not Tor moment I" DC con-
sld.red rs po~,ibe Rryng on tins answer rom
t,e,n another question far more Scr"u' tnan fhat OF
conn clifton with India III Europe wlll lehhhl SclUo
U,.ut In "A when Mr.. Book dtcr forbehrS
tn III n il. How will the American farmer meet tao
cunprlitinn with Indian wheat. landed ~ oar Atlantic
mad Pacific pOrs 30 To 80 cen per bu-hr IN INC
event n tuc overthrow of the American protective trH
svfrul Viii there Ice other way available thai 10
mn nr farmer on rtnu- an1 clthlnE 81 III" Flo OF
India or to lrn again 20 tie penchcent pol ry oi pro-
frcng aud cTs tying our INDUSTRIES when mas hano
t,r nancy ueopie tnd which SCREENING AhGI"
nili-t, are trying with consunlmato cunning To over
/ throw"