New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22

and announcement of its citizens, land dno II he
Grant vendcr taxed in every CITY Oh th De streets OF
xSS sap Sssc ' suOn doubt the s sO OF
erpment compels him to pay tan ~, rdinary revenues
r. and that ss s' 4 S asssS SST
WIZ this dQnO TgoD SHsstlY ' prodac under tho
tina, we tax the iSsS' II is protect and a1
fend the resident merchants o. subject your
you awsr wsn to 5q The wealth Of sGur
city paying taxes to n aSSIS Schools sh% and make public
nHs 70 The yender has a mo s o your
aiion to your community no and c oe he is not
political g. shares IN burden, .o Of gUur
people he Free Trsoo ore wn 10 him as to
hc IS Your city taxes MN This
e burdens borne TS p by s0 and pT the char
aster of that which we would apply 10 'o'''-" ""
seeking our he cbef complaints against the protective
sam frs alleged hIudrance 70 foreign TRACE ann
foreGn @a SIa Inn import raw material from other conn
tries freo and Manufacture sncn RAN tws az g~eat
ros and thus stsndns in the Tsory
world This theory Is whS haze a. an example Of FREQ
raw material in certain line Of aa hsss and
leather for boots. shoes ETC. exc arrrcrs could
,mnSrt them without custOm-honse burucns. ~ 1
have had free trade IN their raw lena mas en- axoSpon
siIv successful one and yet yon cannon avou ars
when n say to ySE 4a but per cent Of
leather production Of the country TO secure an
| Dutif free
export trade and the foreign markets. then tron
that our manufacturers today nave ter make into
trade in foreign raw materials sv Tdn states tsts provided
t mev EXPORT Il sections ao10 5000, aosi and
%aSnfact III for the export trade The Law !;
ST Srd 9s. s sfSles upon Which duties sv. been
paid shall when exported be entitled 20 on neS raw
90 per sm' of of. s Ss. Sson made Of
The remission Of duties in 1884 paid upon pntea
% so s5sS3s On some articles the drawback Is
equal to The duty paid, but in no instance wh anS
''n And ye we are arsvey by tho tariff stor|er
that Ss b We iaT on Va Se rsT mars
foreign trade foreign raw materials arc prao.ca1 ~,
ss Tn pn of Geo wss Vss@Rn
ENLARGED and made applicable to all Imports I60 ns
ssa What ss' qs free yb "a,
materials In the presence OF this iact i No toreir,
are as aCs ". az. about the home market The latte
the hest and We have not ys oee nr chief concern
h.; ana a anT OF We o ST people are signing for Oc
market value IT more highly than cur T" n. 1
S Sf 10 ana after advancins into the higher forms
manufacturs can 60 ont ana Pos Sot now stand
= their way and It is hypocrisy to claim other""~
), CHEAP LABOR MEANS CHEAP MEN.
= Upon what forms adopt revenue eaH
system In this country In one way only oy sooop
: | Ing European conditions, ana sunmi''"e '" OH ~
|. ! discomfots and Disadvantages OF our commerc
r,va,s The chief obstruction In the way OF revcht
y tariff IS the wages paid American workingmen' an
y any return to tina, policy involves reduction Oh u
q % cost Of labor We cannot afford, Mr. President t..
have chi sra5 aDS sn "a and fpe dear honey
- sieyate and Improve the condition Of my fellow-czei
than inc ease Inc b ys'qs Republic Of fe and ecu
n citizenship The Government IS in the hands OF nd !,
% ,u q nroud ore The condition Of the masses; the
c sssr dPppana la se l0s
"a Of industrial Wages It sitsssbs shall an
fore ha sDS 10 SGs s'' T RE vital and
f. mental We cannot without grave danger and serlo
dstrbancewe ought moi un cas down s the wages al
q diminish the comforts Of the American worMnsmo
Their welfare and 20 fee we and
dependence and Of h the and we
sO ono no &e %an the sod kept open 10 narrow
az of the avenues no lowering OF our Scber aSd bct
Gy Il, TO or the END fi ha eS may E Be- who
to be %e DO So want POf the
TO competing for the first rank among eip d wa DO
81 Free trade tariff 70, will tIbo Of ss
lly as the mere machinery OF capital II woIla ~
cheap that Soasos s SHe hnvG the %t
sa Is Infinitely more interested IN tv dHa c cowh or
Of labor than IN iavP peduSnS tho purchase
mower of a mans labor than the cost OF bis GO
nd Things not always dssres, r rs'n I not tbe
Ste Measure hut the wherowth To buy II Is an essep
uc- factor Few men before me but have found ID ID,
ne, corea NJ their lives than once that thai ""
in was cheapest when measured by nero price Was
un- dearest when they without money ana emp
Is uont or when their products could find no mari
let, and finding II, commanded no prizes al an .s g.
ry 1nnnsurae With the labor required 10 produce M
our rr,narv n IA labor which Is interested most IN
It's. question of protection. The man with money
ter seek other avenues OF profit and Investment or
on rai, for hts dividends but the laborer cannot
TO for his dinner and tho United States 40 mot "
ocs ~ .i,,zen. who make Presidents and Senates
~ uomsn NJ RrnreSrntatves 10 be IN condition
lint nD.nJsnc. and restitution That is not the sort
ign c,,,y.nshin We want