New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31

subieet of Ciyl Service reform aud 81 he goes onwhch
hope he viii, and certainly shall n9t say Wort
II be goes on he won't have many Denoefas pelnI ~
h apaT AMY '1g' yo 5 TS leader that viii
int The party; but, after an, party must furnish me
traton the Administration viii fall under us blows
for that that had occasion TO say year
Work tits great suffrage and he authority nori!,
T rass and power of the party Behind IT. be
cohesion in the parry itse AS Mr Bsf S combined
by common interests, common affections and common
| purposes"
THE PROTECTION OF LABOR.
Well we come TO other very great interest an
interest of all this country think interest prev
aIent and prosperous in parts, wanting and feeble III
| Others but which the Republican party regards WIN
equanesest in all portions of our land ana that Is the
principle OF protection to labor lAppausel PrOtecuoh
OF labor-whys In order make rich No. but to
protect the common people from being poor Applause
No nation needs to look out for the rich The rch can
| look for themselves and sometimes more
than they ought Laughter. In Government
| especially Government where all nave
voice in it, the predominant the overwhelming interest
is that the people should fare wcl that they should be
| free aud manly and lifted above squad want, or tHey
cannot be free and Independent. lApplause.l Ana
that is the system of Pr0lect9n why shGn9 we not
tect them Before the Constitution was framed we had
have deposited with the general Government tue whole
of that power and have known OF that power by Io
eign duties preventing our labor from being confused
with the AFFECT labor of nations abroad Won't you.
| thon these two thingS-trst, that as you nave
under that Const ion shall have chance TO have its
voice heards vote counted on free labor We do not
! want to have the suffrage on free la6or
deposited only with the people in mis-
OF the South to have vote the tariff AMI have 1t
| counted in their favor. lApplause] And we DO MOI
count we want It counted Haven't just said TO you
that. holding in ourown hands before the Constitution
frage all this land Nor going to he counted
up here, and then by usurpation and authority down
there the wageabor count abandoned ana suppressed.
and outcounted here because We cannot count our
Now, that is thoproposition that VIC after There
| is not statesman at the South but thanks God-at
Republican party for having rescued them from
slavery And now going 10 rescue them
going to have them thank God tSat they nave the diver
siSd INDUSTRY ana Yr Sh W H n tbo nccrc nory IN
the against IT, it is the only cohesion OF their
9nd in these great Industries Of the North they don't
like say that they opposed 10 the protection OF
don't tell the truth in plain words. Why
If they would lift up their voice and in PLAIN words de-
clare themselves opposed TO me protection o. Iapo
the vote OF tho wige-earning people pie 90. OF t HS
northern country would sweep them INTO th4 sea Anu Anu
! it Is only by this mcaly-mOuthed method mat thc
Democrats are able with in any Of the
to go vote on the tariff Well, why they not vote
there One is that II they voted there they
trouble and that is the only trouble, Bu, Virginia Is
tarin state. watch the count when 1t Gomes out
Will the Republican ticket and see how many Of
the aboTirg class Of inc cOlorcd race vote Tor ~ ana
see how many arc not counted aud then muster your
courage TO 90 on again if you beaten there, until
finally Virginia shall beemancip1tcd from oppression ana
allowed to develop American labor inside It's great com
Now, we are as peaceful and a. cheerful
about these thing as If wo were not taking
s sSSn great Err d.t@rScG fr by any Idle eccc& That @
ponds the Republican party loves the whole country
and will mold II together 1t loves liberty all over II ana
1t has secured it; and loves American labor all over II
and it will defend it. Applause 49,.
Let me read To yon one single passage rom mo u'c
of Southern general IN the last war and son Of
q great general in the Mexican war whom
! states-Zachary Taylor. Applause Let ne
| show you how General Richard FAVOR q IT,nh ana
what America labor did for the Northern people aud
what IT did in the rebellion to suppress iNhat It
that the revolt Of the South missed when it had an OPP
poriunty strange this labor General Richard Ta}-
ior saws I'VE mad. two greai mistake that Is. the
rebels. Had we avoided them. We could
have CONQUERED yoq".thlt H. you ana me- me;
saosta"lay destroy the Pr2egyG tenr re- OF tine lar
take that the Rebels made " We could have passed such
who We're in power under buchanan We could have
passed such law and held II tight You untll closed
West am" AND scntterUd yoac workm.n over Tie
ready for you Won would have hccu ready for The
war You could not have armed ana cqupprG aud put
in the field large army buiIl navy you would
have been without supplies, machinery ana "oIhmcN'
and would have been withon, money lgd without
trade" Now. gentlemen, what do you think Of chang
this great interest from Republican, into rc1ctcuary
Understand that an thi. trivial talk Of whether man
a B.
duty coats buy Doc 10 30 were brought over i"m
England without duty and makers ~ agricultural
implements had closed their furnaces nat Is all non
sense j. has been demonstrated over and over again 10
he an nonsense But what want Is not only that We
people that make them whenever we want the m.
lGool ana applause We want them when we ho,d them
10 put down a rebellion, ana want them when We
wunttO swords w;h naughty Europe, and not
planer There * a wise Inuxum OF the Lain TONGUE
ToJer 6t Gtbric1ud0 the workman Is made by working
and the only you eau mako these American people
ours workmen from top to bottom D., 10 have them
working under on system Applause 80 dc not
the reaconary DcmOcratshOt ~ long as the people
read General Richard IdJ Ors viows about the luh.
sHIP-BUILDiNG.
Thore IS another thing-n part included In tina
subject of labor-but having a more direct and iu-
portant for the country, aud that Is spbud
ing The Democrats, as understand II. have distinctly
announced that their principle is that they want to buy
ships abroad. or every steamship built there IS only
per that is material % per cent Of 1t Is labor
when The Democrats advise therefore, to snip
the Clyde, 1t means that We want 10 pay |
clyde ana to close the sup-yards Of |
New-Iorl and Philadelphia and ON the Delaware |
That d. what IL means and do do that
Applause But If we are 10 he great Nation Of mari
l6 strength and who has better rict 10 It, with our
Atlantic coast IRON MAI l" tIorldi WIN our racine
from Alaska TO Mexico. with our Mexican Gun ON
the world has better right to wish To make and
its own ships IApplause.l sun, what do tbs re- |
have declared that we have 10 shiIsi ana some OF |
them far As TO show mat msiuaUageuCut by the
the seas, Well the last We knew Of the driving Of
ships from the when thcy burned by the |
BRUSH cruisers that the Rebellion had bought That Is
the driving ships from tue Applause. And
about getting tkem back. We'll. We tried. We Aai |
very difficult time. We had ship |
yards and FORCES the scale that they |
used abroad. We used TO make wooden ships, and
change had taken place aud IRON ships were the only
and the English had possession Of the market.
We had, however, cOdstwl5c industry, and tOrcig u
ships excluded from that. Unfortunately Ms IL
opening cOdStwise navigation, when 1t reaches
from New-IOrk around Cape IOrH to san FralciscO-i
pretty good stretch of coast navigation. 30 have
pretty Guo ships, aud they bult aUd hal
good wOrkneu, who had become wOrkmcn by working
one alone had sustained this sinking industry
stcdmsh pbuildng under tnis protective notion
cOaswise vessels In thirteen years back from this date
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