New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08
JUDGE ESTES FORCIBIE ARGUMENTS
SHOWING HOW DEEPLY CALIFORNIA is INTERESTED

IN A PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
Judge NJ. NJ. Estce, of California, VINO was cha,i-
man of the Republican National Convention ana WIZ
Is at tho head Of the Notification Committee 'ha "cn
TO Rhinebcck yesterday to Inform MI Mor'o, on'ias
of his selection as candidate for VlcePresdcnt Is
,,,,o ,,na of tho vigorous western man. lie was an
caylv pionccr OF California ard endured all the Vcs
situdcs of pioneer life lie is at the present uhc
LAWYER OH the Pacific Coast with all extensive pa0"'o
in the higher courts. The plalnness anu o"o0u0''
Of his speech and manner are noticed by every ono
with whom he comes in contact, ard mon universally
say of him. on close acquaintance, that he Is pure
gold" Judge Estec was asked yesterday ior us
Judgment concerning the political outlook upon inc
Pacific Coast, and Immediately replied:
.Ca,fornia will give 10000 majority for Harrison
and Morton a. surely as 1t will give one majority
The ticket will carry every Pacific Coast stare mere
isn't any sort of question of wavering douo aoo' ~
The Coast will 60 Republican certain INC 'aii"
ouoston affects us in California above every o.lci
consideration The State has been growing rapidly
n, material nosperlty which has been largely pfomo'eu
nv protectiye tariff We large producers OF gram
wheat and barley and the WOOL crop Ill NaoiH" "
immense An even greater Industry Is 'i'c H'"""
f,cture of wine While the duty on WHO 10 ho'
,oucbed by the Mills BILL it is perfectly apparent "
Crane growers in California that ii the NILS Dii'
should pass, it is only one step towards i"''hei ~
ductions which Will include wine. INC pe9o'' u"'
ON s,iu wine &c only 80 cents per gallon, but IL oh-
abes LIS TO give our common lab0rcrs In inc Why '"'
ard the storchouses 81 a day ana poaiu "' san
class of labor in France receives ohly W0Ht! 4ou'
IN forty cents per day without boalu. Inc f,o"'
,abor,,r lives upon little else than coarse OIcau anu
ooa,nor uirc while our people well fed and cared
for in the most comfortable manner IL Is inc fieno"
wine with which we must compete. vi u'o go
moo 600 gallons of wine manufactured annuahy III
France, very much OF II Is s0li'sHca'eu' '"'' 1'
nj dried fruits. They have reduced 10 iN0 "''
The making Of wine out OF no'hihs
In California are now just Oh 'ho s'pPne
,orc IN success In the production of wines ana fruits
roko olives for an example In single year Vhc
- to, rasscfn 90 600 acres were planted. There are
coo 600 acres I'm the State devoted 10 the culture Oh
cranes Raisns are large product WIN US i"0
va,uc of the fruit CROP which includes aprioo's pears
peaches figs, pruncs. etc., is estimated at Poso''
70 aggregate about siGo00ooo for INC present. S0ai
.1o ,s,,g on prunes is two cents. On raisins Dc
lego II T. two and half cents. This Is Just suieoh'
TO enable us TO raise prunes and produce uioa
.. a nro6t California Is also a great boiaN piouu'
,nr e.c,on We supply vast amount OF the DoraA
consumed in and out Of America All the ar"''oo '
have named are on the protected list "o" w o. o.
so Isolated from the rest Of the country . xbinS
ss.r'soor,af,on from California 10 the market wien
ia i aitl 10 sock is the most important FACTOR
with prpducers. Hence win US snai' i 'n sncurc
great deal: and II the tariff enables US W So. ~
Stooa ali nroft as II docs you can understand why
az are in favor of tariff. IL IS also 10 Dc iahe nv
competition except from foreign mars marie horaH and
1e az urincs rasins, olive oil, Wines Do,aA a' ~
some other articles Our people on me noa,t av 900,
favor of protective tariff In my i Interests lie
tcy viii be inclined TO vote as tnsir '''i'''' A'
regardless Of old political preferences.
SWhat about the rcst OF the country = -, .o,,
az don't wish to assume 10 express any iu0S az" ~
Eastern politics or the SITUATION Ia .u whom
have met that the Republican parry VIII ,1od
diana and from what have heaiu anu ioS'' ,h,ni
don't think tho statement is oeDa'apie. ,,si,c,
Indiana is certain TO Republican nave n,So,
,'nr","I New. York since the Republican tohvenuot
sdiourncd and everywhere was informed uy ioa ~,
Republicans that at no time for many year 81, nas M
y, ,rLes me that both hero and I'm the West success,
fcncnds only on getting out the united yo.c, bu
am assured that many who voted inc Dcmoei"'
tiekc, Will be with us In this contest
!. How about The Chinese question ,, c,,r.s
NJ one objects 10 General IafriSons Chihrs
,e.ord except Democrats who wouinn.t No.o ~
I'm, ANYWAY II is part of the history OF me county
that from 1860 10 the present aaS ,o introdnc
tr,n tbis country cheap labor Inc sum oou ~
&C. Tor cheap labor and always was, ana 'no 0o''" S
is All there is OF the Democratic party.
Nh. GRESHAM DECLINES TO DIscoe' - NO,
I.ac. walter O. Gresham, OF Chicago VINO wa
an. ~ the candidates for the Presidential hohiao'
hcfore the Republican National Conveh'ioh' ean.
- rurore Yesterday afternoon on the s'cansn'l
w.. ~ the North German Lloyd Line lie was a'
.,,.,,ad Inv a number OF friends, Including 'uds'
7 r. Knickerbocker, J. W. Doane A A. oPraeuo ."
~, p..ser all OF Chicago. They VIII stay ap'oa
-. s,xtv says II Is their intention TO 60 dIreo
go and thence through the Continent or u
!" - scotland. as they may decide when they al
ave on the other side OF The water Judge "f~u@"