Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-28

We HAVE been askei how tree trad
will AFFECT toe farmers, and In yspl,
Wlll say that ls cannot bat Affect thea
equally viii the Sorkingmsn. Manu-,
hcurss and Sgrioultare are 90 init
mAtely OOnnso,sd that what Injuries lhs
one cannot have AOy thlng bnl o nimllal
Adoo' upou the other. Take Tor INSANE,
QUE osu Pen'u'ulA, Whloa yearly asndl
ahOn sands Of barrels Of truck, tens Of
thou 'Ahds OF lrNieS OF berries, and mil.
lions OF hasksa OF peaches 10 khe
Northern maIkeia AZ . general rule
ehess articles bring rsmuaeratlvs prices,
ana hundreds Of truck gro Vsrs and
Derry and PssOn rAlssrs arc nov in
comfortable circumstances from the
profits derived RON these arklnleA I.
10, however, en- established fact that the
highest price aud greatest prons ere
realised BY those who get their proiu 70
In The nAEkees she earliest rhess arh-
Giles are taken 70 the mArkea OF orr
large Mr. horn Giles, where they are
disposed OF 70 the consumers, bat 10
@ns1 not be supposed that ihIs GLASS Ia
exclusively ooWposed OF the weAlthv.
nor suah IL iAr from being the casa, Fhs
mAjIrtg OF 'hose uho purchase in our
mArEesa aud II IL we're not tor them
ehsre would NOT be any markets. are
abe Wtveu OF our well-to.d1 msohanlns
These ere the people who consume thIa
stun aud suy measure Vhish tends 70
roduce their wages cannot bnI have an
enocs on she tilIers OF she coll, no MAJ
sar what they may raise. II q working
man oAn earn but e6 Q week, Il Il no,
reasonable 70 sucpOSe that he oAn buy
e much, OF pay ~ high prl SEE for what
70 doss buy as II he wa earuinR al2 or
SlS . week. Consequently Tres 6rSds.
or any other measure that in,srferes
With she industries Of this ooua,rv oap.
NOS out have disastrous eject on lheI
farmer An6 hllsr Of the soil. II Mr..
OlsvelAnd should be re-elected, and the
DemodEats obtain control OF both
houses Of o"ngrssS, msBy OF the prln.
otpal industries all OvaF the country
will be compelled 70 sop, while those
who do cond0u4 will have 70 cut down
wages 70 such sn az 'ent that Il viii lei
felt By the farmers, truckers and fruil
growers al over Ihe country. Many
Of the frulI and truck gro Fers Of this
Peninsula GA,5 AoVsr been Aaaustomed
70 think OF 'he protsohVe sarlf a. in
any way Ahsoiins thslr Interests, but n
they ~th JuSt consider that large pro-
portion OF the cOnsum ers OF Ee,r -vn-
duce are the families o. ma man ghoI
. &c earning -.Gn wages 10 mGnuiac-
-s or mechanical pursuits, aud lhAaI
II hey, By reason OF tree trade, AreI
com pelled 20 work 81 the same wages
- are aid ia ires.trAds EeglAnd, they
wlll understand that prJte sllon Is al
VltAl 10 Them IS II IL 70 The Northern
manufactures or me Anio. OlnRtess-
mAn Reed, Of Maine, in hls speech
against the Mills bill, defined proseo-
zion IS ioli1E,: "II is founded upon
the do1tribs that . great nation like
ours, having ell varieties Of ollmA tsI
and col, vii Do richer, more indspend.
ens aud Nicre thrifty, and that Its
p9opss will be better d led 10 enjoy the
comforts and luxnrles Of peAee, and
better tiuAIed % endure the oAlanaldes
OF war, II lie own people supply lis
own WaHM." rhiS 10 the wh5ie pur.
poba OF prole,t ion, and therefore II ia
apparent IhGI the farmers, truckers and
NUT growers OF Lhls country are de-
pendent upon the prosperity Of tbe
maintaining inleresta