New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-14

DANGERS FROM SILVER CorNAGr.
We are debased currency with the pay
ment the debt the National bank circulation must
retired The coinage Of silver threatens with
from circulation OF 5000 10000 OF gold. Has the
Democratic party exhibited capacity to graphic with these
great quesonsi Has policy respect to them Tap
plausel
large majority OF silver and appeal
debtor for support that the
yop dbass our cnrs1cyto the sxten. that yog d.
enabled the more easily to pay their creditors That VIII tho
VIII use ignoring Tie act that buy and sell IN the
gold and that 40 long as gold is the more stable in
Is value and the more nearly so in its cost Of pro.
practicay all articles bought and sold the
'a% ' Hs
pockets Of he debtors their necessities compeng them to
Of the rich and there will f the
propose question tonlght Of the
sye nat IN as'mnt the control Sfmoney ana
public and private may he discharged and the values OF
property IN excl aud commerce ne measred undsI
10 establish standard for ia people rrcognze by Other ma
tons of equal enlightenment and 'vilzaton ana WIN nose
measures the nelg the de eopment and civilization Of
ma oe a as as er s cd sS nS M
religion and CIVILIZATION rms gre principle me 40
Administering do not greatly how much silver you
urposes Of silver dollar should he worth as
San as sS be aaa 81 s by re-
urenent boarding Of the precious metal But when
tricton inevitably vii follow aud consequent
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cratic party as an organization is unsound or Is Incompetent
to deal VITA II. APplause s o,rs, 81 ,r notwithstanding
Industries twenty years knows fact that
ne south Amer can sn1ra and Mexican states
need no ,sTa but can hold our home
asanst proneer In all the cheaper aorS s. ANA
marSet compete with the world As these abrics,
chinery and in Which manual labor is comparatively
the oraton Of ron and steel goods to foreign
h and asst raj the os m: oS ave t
shovel algur b nails WIRE reapers in the cheaper
sumo successfully compete markets aud
rom Maine to Tesas demand raciIities to reach the and
have urged ms Govern ent 10 a a IN supplying me acits
party deaf and raises the cry Of
monopoly and subsidy. The little start the Anenean ner
chant has the carrying trade has had the effect
cheaper the ranoP OF ne P2dnGS OF the bns
cheapening their cost to the American consumer
THE FOR, IGN MAIL SERVICE.
Other cations wherever it is practicable their own
mail pay people ami steamship lines
compensation for the and materially the
policy aided II extending their commerce.
American producers and merchants clanored for like
policy from this Administration and from Democratic
House. That should pay people what it is
fairy worth-uot tsnt raes-iOr carrying our
rivers upon high should the American
merchant marine ust conpenstton not eNorb family not
nal ~ any no, & 's % pu y nI q, tu ,
present ones 10 new foreign markets. APPLAUSE
II was prupo'el y kepuDisan 9entle 10 aplroPrldte
compromise for tnis service AMI was demonstrated mat
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,nt f o ~ @ i urkn and prrc,sy .ass Of the
goods produce but the Democratic party sail NJ 70
Than that 1t willing 10 and would. II II had ha the
power mails at 1t
willing mails over lines that could
anO to them Tor nothing for Their by they cond crush
% ,in s ynnS InT,n rart in Phe ,rEet Of
Mexico. Central America ami south America
II there que;t on upon which ntrisent men should
capital industry and enter Prise has or VIII overcome an o
protection standing among the nations OF The word,
io the protect of citizens abroad necessity.
yhf tn allie nd HE rttpIu
Of President upon the subject lie says al must
having extended coast to protect and have
not inse vesS Of war 5 fon" KEEP 'e s seas @Saps a
ought not longer continue The nation that cannot resist
necessity and negotiations are coniuctrd with his
ADVANTAGE. because not condition to enforce the terms
the hope shared by all patriotic ctzsns mat tne day not Tar
among of the earth and rcJoiced at every step
my duty especially direct me attention o. Congr, IS to the
close OF the the eretaIy OF the Navy III VIM ne
umtng weakness Of the present organization of his de-
That weakness wa, due to the by Dem.
House, commencing with the Fory-fourth Congress
ks estimates submitted by the President with the urgent
sYGso1otooodd %t6 ,hs a% SP"S
i,rrei to grant s5560ojo Gente4 do you of
| Ill TREATMENT OF MIR. HEWITT BY HIS PARTY.
The administration of custom laws is burensome and
oppressive many aud warehouse
remember at when laws are passed before
You really know they mean lawyers
pass upon and the result has been that In
their meaning That distinguished
Democrat city of NewYorN Mr.. Hewitt for two
thos, law removal OF their oppressive and bur
delsome features Too much work however was involved
examination To enable The average Democratic Con
comprehend Mr. Hewts bill and therefore he
only obtained Intelligent Republican support ant his measure
gwen hearing by his inocratc friends
sg IN Ts G6 Ri las. O National tho ap Sg yS The RsS6
leans surplus revenue in as dd Go At
peoples lying there Idle that
House pa,se resolution against the protest OF the Presl
q, wG t over e nous ro% 8 IVef ioie to Ser
basis That Just hat they wantolthat repuda
under another name They passed mat resolution say
the Cover ment- trust funds If you P. a.e , .,.,,
lion IN It's qF Diver as basis e wSn have IsS to
heartily with the opinion Of the Secretary OF the
The measure was amended the senate. its
Objectionable features partially removed but he President
WITHHELD his signature even hen ana IL iaed 10 Oocono
The Democrats as a controlling force favored Its
vicious careless Of National honor indifferent to hnan
cial disturbances ncapaDle OF ~, an
rant mud dishonest OF men. ,.
amt eHc We Of sO0 reserved pledged to tue Pay
m OF s N Mhn as M W " eT coS Ge gold and
ega nders IN The Teasury ~ excess 81 tat ~ ~
tender or is some s7oo6OOoO held trust iuni
pledged for OF the notes Of banks that had
failed as it passed the House proposed pay
out all in excess OF sloooOo.0Oo, including me
United States notes ana the result, so iar
| as can see-so 81 As MT Manning couu sec "vuiu
have beef "A silver oasis and premium upon gold Aud
o want OF them Have not mad
enough OF Democratic noence incompetency. ignorance
ncapacIty and demagogismI
| TARIFF REVISION LEADING ISSUE.
will consider briefly what before the leading issue OF
the future 1888 WEIGH will be the revision OF tarif
laws nno be postponed over and beyond
the Congress When meets in December 1884, Con-
gress will confront the fact all OF the National debt that
will be payable It's first session closes or
should close July, 1888 be paid that the money
In the discharge IT, and the fiscal year begin
ming July, 1888 wall collect under our present laws Tor
be domestic productions 500 OOOOOO
more than required the support Of the Government
stem OF raising revenue from domestic pro
continued shall be forced To modify our GUS
toms decreas the total OF the duties collected
ODealf The decrease Ia revenue
from must be SlO00OOOOO The last reduction
that the ALNIlth Congress. demonstrated that
did the REVENUE but that mpOTta
lion stimulated and the lower the rate falling upon
larger cOmpensaes Tor the reductions therefore