New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
MR. BT.AINE ON THE TARIFF.
uv,pn ny THOUSANDS IN PIrrsBURG
NOW THE MULTITUDE GREETED HIM-PRorEcrloN
-ruK SOUTHERN LABOR QUESTION.

-THK SOUTHERN LABOR QUESTION
rrr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIsUSEl
p,rrsprRc. Oct. 2O.-The 20, 900 people who
.samhed In Exposition Park this AFTERNOON 10 near
AZ blaine General Beaver and others speak "e'e
$500 IN two pleasing Incidents, one OF whoh was
,~,r ,Dsx p.cted The first the Introduction
:, NJ blaine 10 the sssembage by Christopher l.
M.gee the Western Penrsy ivnnia representative u
thai wing o. the Republican party when on se'e's w
easons has shown it's unirendiness 20 Mr. BLAINE "i'
Magee simply said -. = g..
take pleasure introducing the man VINO j. hS' al VIZ
hearts OF ali hepUOhcans .s
All were impressed Mr.. Magee's earnes'ness anu
.ceue OF vrd enthusiasm followed. The great crown
was 40 aemonsrauye that 1t was fully i've minutes o
fare Mr. Blaine could begin his speech The uneAp'o'ou
,neiaent was Mr. Blaine's catering reference "
Master Workman. T. V. POwdery,of the hhsH'' Vi A'
P,,tsDnrs.is truly a working community ana any "eu
ton OF the great leaders name was sure 70 pro-
Soke epthusiasm. Mr.. Blaine described Mr. Powdery
.saman Of wonderful intellect. who in the capital OF
the late Conederscy had the hardihood to oppose an o
noxieus color prejudice. He called ior three cheers
FOR M Powderly. which we're given with Will He
.hen smoke on the subjects and color line
Mr. CHArRMAX the tariff system OF the United
States Is RAPIDLY approaching For long Of years
since the clos, have had debt to be pad
However National revenue its surplus could always
prOhsby applied 70 the liquidation Of our National oog-
lions We have discharged that debt rapidly that there
but Little more than $500 100000 Of II that can be
Yeas from ms maturity thus rapidly approaching
one that must consideration because
twentieih eentury when secretary sherman.
oomplshed able Secretary OF the Treasury since Alex
ander hanliton chrers- poIIoflnsu le eA'
5nnains a a pSeD Vu as nces was aSknoSedgeS
BIO aes Of The Atanc as unparalleled 10 hnaneiG az
Government by the RePubiican party me credit OF NE
Nsl.n nts ~ r -, - 90 nov ma nd nearlv
I'm sn ne Raiders vii moi repSalsh them to tie Tres
certainty their postponed until the next cen
fa present power Of the Legislature Of this
When therefore you shah diminished the total vol
une o. f 94gau9ns o tae country 70 tne amount ., ye
the surplus which lows annually into your treasury what
sa9h y yn nS se pen rI 'P Pes 70 1 t r Of
Inc OUT on MANY Articles pu large nn1ber Of other ari
THAT with wise discrimination The American la9or'r IN
his .aay ,aIP,nss may be pTose 9s f
& the question thai impends tr your aecO anu after pa
from Thar Dec venture the assertion tat there has rot
p S, 1rs ss th one Mich Ill De UPON the AmeTi
people within the next two years
TIE MAGNITUDE ~ TIE PROBLEM.
Dean swin told the ministers Queen that they
could duty the they could
have duty and double the We may therefore
the revenue while decreasing the duties
decrease revenue Increasing Tie
therefore IS whether VIII exclude from the
protective idea whether you VIII reduce
upon articles from the duties which you
gam protection. and thus wisely that
tariff adapted TO slOo.Oo0OOO less revenue
yon w. So gam a. 'ng poSSYh nss say 70 y
trno 0 tae Federal Gov epnn and The outbreak Of the
tivu A. las De financial ability Tue American statesmen
wAcb have invited your attention. Never therefore was
H%erdsn industry wsle more mperst.ve called upon
70 era q. Their p ions lor.-, great Oa az,
years aat viii De settled avoraby adversely That time
which should regulated nj this that unless
AND fAai IS wha, I came here to say. For adj |
vaneing these leaving home ana in the
motto If ~. Ld 7r~s which tells M from across lie
wser that ne ews weieh hold have been nesaived by
toward iIeeIade and away from protection from The DARK
land Derisive meTiment In ne same paper I'd which
sna Immediately owing among ms morhhS ts ~
Pendt timer Vale The workmen Of LoE'on are starving
Their novels Hear hear ant appreciation give yoa those
two le n' ioesIei As alng letter d S Iag
to london that stand thls moment before count
VS. VS.. bTv homes WIN PROSPERITY beh.d ana before
them Tremendous Cheering
D,LUsIoN OF FREE TRADE.
constantly encounerng this di-cu ssiOn the argu
reetrier that should Increase our foreign
trade United deterOrating because We -
not enlarge volume Of foreign trace
To begin trends there is great deal OF deuson
about foreign trade 1--we down the eK
treme borders OF the United States, in the
State Maine although near the very spot on
which born Cheers II merchant living on the Dor
Sios M We niles and sells IL taaf IS foreign trade II he
'srI - a. 800, - tJ,r 80 m ~ ngton Ter
f50ry g" rsSss rha ah nS1shp Baba yorgn
trade male mp largely OF her rads to te colonies %aGn size
nenr a,souts-thaf what she sels to the channel
islands Of uernser ana Jersey oeweeu her coast and
tlAt Of France anu unaer Der nag Is ciAssed as /
business But have something else to ooE at The Tree
siar- Domestic trade foreign country
last al that went out and al thai came in exports and
chsndisr TyPresenting about sl4OO.oooooo IN value
PRaaeaa and Fittsbarsno Counting ton Of that which
came from beyond ne nunAres o. mo stale o1i TIE actu.
trShc tn state limits handed on me great artery OF tIae
IN your state 25OOO)0 tons cheers 80 that even on
single Inc Of r4E.y within The imits Of one saie the az
sa e9Ha n tonnage to he Whole o. our foreign trpde eT
port and Import have ascertain
positive what the domestic trade OF the
n-isd being Last year from SIS, 900 100000 70 /
ne e1eanses witch took Plaee within our ~, a,n
land our total foreign trade O. last year exports and
domestic trade Of winch all the Nations Of Europe
Sarrer need o. not Sher Tourseyes N s2peDdng 20
much Perspron and a'n,a gas IN MAKING stsS ond 9a
tyou VII give rs cta laughter aud II you VII Just
q Xynv,se7 FaI h., II from, me- ~ emil over The mis-
pa ~, 20 'apa 'e go Nc, Ihe
coopef Of weTe P,osPerOp wish there was net
IN r:s ana hnns and DO not Snow Of any Sosa0n upon
tGgreat enthusiasull
LABOR AND WAGES IN THE SOUTH.
There another question upon which speak
you which, In my Judgment conflict there
has much disposition which many
have been met by the Of The Bloody
Several called the OF the
ng " Maine whom addressing the fact
formidable competitors rising them In the
South lsOOOO0 a5e bodied aborers with
dark These originally employed almost
ous.vely IN raising cotton, tobacco anc
n a wholly agricultural employment They
BOW. AID have been tor ten years entering into
OF the mechanic cal Industries III Birmingham. Ala.
Chattanooga Tenn an IN various parts OF Virginia they
making pig iron and ths they making al OF from
90 60 20 cents The product Of their labor has
been small that the important fact
fracted rttively attention. Buf
they manufacture atta!n- large proportions Will
sariy compete Of country
Iron Pennsylvania and ONO. and they
WI compete with men here who are paid 81 30 day
What resp b u be made ~ that by work
1ngnen the better wagcsi The
VIII BIZ INST fLls f-aL elLer that eat DOlT OF