New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31

city Of Newark has lost opportunity. Ny distin,
gushed friend the chairman SAID was .ne ss
r,snssI WSnd il have been-so under free trade
men say L0Gf at 9s .%o wS SS
ccratic Senator showing how this country rrosperea
under the tariff Of 40 and have inr,ner notice, ,nst
what they call oserProteSsuon Lo saa " We had
prosperous times under the tariff of 4o We had in
some respect high degree OF prosperity. ,, . ,
do--Cersin facts with which You are quite familiar
mat tariff passed in 1916 Directly after that there
were three seasons OF bad crops all over Europe,
amounting Ireland to famine. An enormous export
Of grain followed That is not for pr9spery Ina. na a
Europe-Engsnd France and Russia-the three prlnel-
pal nations 81 That IN. SSsas so
which then established. has now outsiripped
fSslspd France ana Russia were considered the
leading Powers OF Europeu 1854 these three leading
aid their very best destroy each other Russia was
bockaded every where the manufacturing industries OF
England and France were paralyzed aud OF course we
rcaped an en- ,rmous advantage. In 1850 began INA
enormous ow of go!d in this country res1ns iDs
years and with that nrst discovery ol
gold we would have prospered without any 'ai
home by enactments OF our own, the embarrassnent
and aesruction OF abroad bound TO
protect us Peace was made in 1896; Russian ports
opened and they began 10 export wheat irom .ne
Bark Sea aud the Baltic; England and France began TO
establish their manufactures and tho gold from Cali
forni to slacksn. and in leo1 the greatest Pao
II these statements be not true. would Ike some one
10 contradict them. III there sA0ulu ne SrcdV va
Enrope-and GOD forbid that ANYBODY sn9ust
be nut into distress IN ordor thtt we "iti,
became prosperous; don't want any prosperity pun.
upou me insfortunes OF other people-but what "ou'
be the effect upon this country , r,,o,o
IL ihree'or four OF hrstclass Powers OF Europe
shonla 20 10 war now-fOr a war-coui seems 10 haus
over ina Continent now and no man knOws wren i.
may burs rather think should have no siacAhess
of trade I'm thus But should despse myself or
any rican citizen who wished to base the prosperity
of the United States upon the disaster or any country III
Europe Humanity is too broad for that human onatt
" is too active for that but when we "uvSPcac
n Protective Tariff we say tnat euio .
ing IL will greatly aid the prosperity
or people Loud applause; ana upon the Dioau
platform hrODY entlticu 20 90
thing for prosperity when we are not nhJusty
interfering with the prosperity OF others. Renewed
cheers -. = mann
earnest that the Northern people stand now
firmly for a PrOtec i've Tariff a crisis is coming upon
this country And for this reason: During quarter OF
century the Protective Tariff OF 1861 has been sus-
tanned by "a National minis ration In sympathy WIN
IL: so that If New-Jersey did vote little contrary
laughterl little crisis here or there inc
Sustaining of the National Administration heId
Il up Now encOuntrrlng an Administration nos
tile Protection, ani therefore the salvation or that
system lies through representatives OF the people
and IL Is the people this Government that nave the
last saw ami your say viii come on Tuesday next
loud and long continued cheering and waving OF mats