The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-10-26
aefee eontemptuous fashion Of ssuoh N N.
uqnetoda and MEDIEVAL device 40 Q protective

Presidents party. of whom some are arsatsr and and
.one lesser .ty.t som , were militia" and SONS
tie on this anna side.
y Is worth while now to SO, how some OF the
ae'u InATsnals ana o,licers Of ligh rank stand,
as also he commander Ia. chief aud tbs second
IN runk, wiio Ne; selectol because no Ind seen
TOM nnd was about to die.
p uno a.saor selscted for the operations Of the
Iteslaent 9 party In the House Of Representa.
tiyss was Mr.. Mills. of Texas. He was selected
With his antsceden,s fully known aud alter
much n pssinfui d. liberation. The country
slagscrei under the surplus for many weeks
while it awaited the choi, OF Mr.. Mills. W.
are therefore. Justified in ,ega ain, Nj. Mills az
versal il the sentiment. thai ne represents the
party that Mr.. Henry Geor q, u ~ d ana out
spcXai isce-t.aier. nnl con 'sIus,l.l y u Gold and
outsioken supporter of til, lr silen, aud lis
hneisuies. seems to luvo come 10 WusliuriO on
on purpose to examine VITA his own oyos ind
Sthos orlsans OF sense tho ieaicr in Ia House Il
George returned to New York unI over his own
sien .ture pronounced Mr.. MiLs y -free-tradsr
from hase.' But fortunately MIR. Mi IL position
ooes NOT rest upon the opinion OF even 10 com.
Pstsnt an observer US MIR. George. -FOUR ye.lrs
no AIR. Mills. havin; perhaps at that time more
s !, ON .c, .. o' t av.e sHai, taan no has now. m..s q
o :ition tlon:
W must remove, both by legislation and
diplomacy, every liid.riny causa whicn l,,e.
Vents tho free exchalg, OF the pro ;ucts o. our
labor IN all the markets Of the word. W. IN ,ss
1850 -GNVAy Nkll ulA u tvGcy HU Gle Sill q
for thu highest remuneration for i.s ,Ui.. We
must let wealth, tho creation Of laloe, grow up
IN III tho homes of our people. Yh.m e.ory In.
Me.ish. prosperity, and power will bless tho iulld
that Is deiiea ed to Tree men. free laLo,, and
FEE TKADE!"
George, who makes the quota. ion with due en-
phasis, SO that The faithful may wink incrsdu.
, ns sly o. -, unto .aa, t the S SSi,s when IN inaccurate
In order that he mig I have room 10 declare
his i. pensan.e 9, II he had tepen,el, the passage
WAS rca to him in OF. II House on tho 9Th DIV
of june, 1883, and he nude no reply. In order
that Mr.. Mills nigh, not faii to reinomber TINT
kc oneo knew VIVA iree trade is when he s.w it,
trait f.o:n another speech of his, as follows;
"our p,licy ahoull lie 10 take tho smallest
aii ia'i 20 o. taxa ,s We can " cus.oms. a.,d We
Customs taxes c Dme alono from
articles en -erins our custom-housss.'
10 TINS he a. Q made no reply exc.ps to de-
cou!', mako. He was looking then aud there
INTO :he eyes OF TOO many men who know what
Ills rial sentiments were.
Yet only O few days before this unrapontaus
silence MIR. Mills had been 10 New York, ,.ni,
recording 10 The report of the New York Times,
.orrse no enc believes ,hat lie said it. 1t only
shows how new. papers misrepresent public
men.
detiils .s ~ i~ndividuals, when one scene in IN
House lig It's up tbs entire group? Mr.. McCcmas.
the able young smbe from Maryland, on tho
I'd o. May .pu5 TO the Presidents friends the
point-b .Hnk question:
-Why IN this debate las every friend of the
Mills bin lnaded tho English frce-trade tariff
system. which oaly leNi.s duties upon articles
net proiucsd a homo?
-l.as any file d of this bill in this debate ut
tefol oae t%ontcnso in favor of the American
tari:t system, which discrim.nntes in favor Of
tho home prodGcs II and laDorer?
IL will pause and yield q iulf minute to any
meino,r ON tho Democratic Bidu to name The
| sentence or the members nunlo who utterol III.
This challenge, broad as it was, could 10 an
! swer d N only one way. AMI accordingly MI.
frankne 8 nnd fullness which some of his shiv
erin5 Northern colleagues must nave enviei
NO, there WIS no ono; nl.d you won't hear uny
Demo :rnt utter one"
A curious littlo letter rom tho gentleman Oh
Tie Presidents ticke5 whose Roman frmness
t;.e proposed next admins ration IL txpectel 10
neod- II I'LL things perhaps except civll-service
rcf rm-revsnls the sentiments OF the one who is
II BIO second in comm aud.
IL seems TINT Mr.. chairman, hnbituated as HI
was to the customs of Tho Roman republic, hai
u scruplc which tho President, himself II man OF
scrurl.s. did not share, against "assistin.' over
by 81 much W u 10 ter Mt IL meeting called Il
ratifi his own noinina- ion. The Tanmany
brn es, MOI unde stan ing The customs OF IN
cicnt Il M. and fully symputhtzing with thost
of modern buffalo, werc al Try because Thurmal
did not Write Q letter. Thereupon the noble
Roman wrote a lettef to Mr.: Cox 10 explain hi,
f%eelinss: Now. MIR; Cox had made a spesel
:uli.r of FREQ trade than an egg ia OF meut. Mr.
Cox is IL believer in Bastiat. iand would no NOR,
think of denying FREQ trade in New York thai
Nv N. H aills w S3 R.s sn,nh of DENYING 9 ifss ! wsas !,
kn.w wl.at The country would have to expect o
Mi. Yhuslnan. If ever psomo.ei: listen to TIN
enthusiasm over Mr.. Cons speech: n have no
thanked you w.ote no u,ld,r date of July u
for yous inasl.tIic mt spec, b o. the thrift, wnicl
ou-lit to im,nor a:izo 20 surely his is u rec
the atanchest fsiend OF S,reat Britain.
AZ to tho views cf tho .tresitsls him soil. We
must have recourse o the 81 u f.cs .hat tn
Il ct,i,.tu Non 10 1chnt aorSi1.fA ,,o, me-, ,tdn ii. 4 ~ IN
the name. If his Vows are utterly. nb o!uiel,
and demonstrably frse-.rGde. 4 Is it IN .ke ,ti
difference ii lie denies tho ti.l,2 The CLOSE 4 hi:
of tho caricnture which Carlyle ueslr. hes i'll IL.
-Fr .nch Revolution" Tho ceok went oft INT
the b~nrnyard and said 10 the TO sls: How NO Ill
ynu Ike to be cooked2' aud Tho: ai repliel
-Wc don't want to To cooked ut all." snid III
csos severely: You ara dods.n; tho question
theory. Free trade is entirely Irrelevant All y
{, Whole message. not ono s.ns cncc of viii
sounds in protection: it always ia . en- % m
thu. the d. c1.ln ion that fres trud, was NJ. in
VOWED in the discussion was tn exli " o.
of monumental nerve. 1t il ae If Wen
dell Phillips Ind ciosod ono of hi
won 'erful attacks upon slavery with n declura
lion iii, : the question of tho abolition of slave.
was OF rely irrelevant. or us II Rooert In ,er
b: declaring That Christianity had not be, III al
luded to. What is tho essence Of FREQ ira g
1t is the belief that nll the import duties ar
added to tho price ut which imports could b
bought if 40 tariff law existed. and that ull pre-
tected domestic productions are enhanced i
price by the amount OF the duty on Ike i'm
ported articles. liut the President states Till
fundamci.t VI belief moo strongly thnn oven u.
Ere ,trtAlo Club would dare to state it. Who
ever bellies that statement is either in favor q
I'll olishing tho duties or in favor of perpetuatin
II visible wrong; is either n free-trader or PM
tiers with his co science; mud the horns of th
dilemma are so close together t at there is II
no room for O grown man between them.
Why should al the English newspapers. VIII
llavn no motive to conceal their real opinions
reco ;ni.o with ono voice their new-foun
friends? Why do al tho free-tra1e clubs pus
themselves to the front, unless they know tina
they are vel one and at home?
When MIR. Garrison, of Massachusetts, al
Dresses himself to q Democratic audience q
Hyn,nlie, on July Fl, what more fitting word
could he usa Than to say:
Il am myself a thorough believer in absoiut
free tra ie. look forward TO the dry whom Gus
ton. houses will bo regarded us an emblem {
barbarism-an anomaly and nl anRehronism in
true republic. At tho SAM time I am awar
that the Democrats pnrt . makes no claim to b
IL trco-trado party. Shall / therefore decline I
recognize its steps in the direction Of ~lfogress
On III. contrary. 1 hail 1t with Joy and hope"
Englisll newspapers. H nry George and his fret
ttutlc ,lni's. Mr.. Garrison and his co-belieyeri
hail the first outseo Of the Presidents part
with JOY a:il hope. can those who believe in til
tlicr dos. rilas shut their eyes to q truth q
c:enr y dis played, to q picture oil the details
viii L, nrc US plainly visible as the black cloud
of Il L sing storm? HON r.. REED.
WARRINGTON, ID. @,
TIE RECORD OF PROTECTION.