Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-20

In South BtafloTdshire district, the
total labor cost Of producing ton clifton
including the following labor, puddler,
forge 70 Ter, Ash wheeler, enRi-
neer, bulldog, blacksmith, brioklAysF,
lAboIefs, forge stokeF, forge weiRhsr,
coal wheeler, mill wright, manager, etc,
IuadEies, amounts to about q 80, 90
90 ding 10 the re turn Of wages presented
to both houses OF Parliament by Her
Majesty the Queen Of England. In oneI
Industry where skilled labor receives
the highest pay, out Of 800 men EN-
plOye6, only two OF them owned their
own houses and there was not one
workingman that had any money de.
posItsd 10 . savings bank OF any kind.
We visited large plumber Of houses.
Ga the outside the houses have . very
good appearances inside the hoors ara
tile, stone, honldoEn and earth, and 10 is
an exception to the rule when you aud
. carpet on tho floors Of the working
men In England.
In Grady heath, women blAoksmithH
are Masking trAos Ohnins for u q week.
In Manchester women Wsre carrying
the hod. In o brickyaEd near GlAsgo ",
women were working for 10 osnts day
and we iOnnd that wages did not diff 81
very much in any district in England.
The Newcastle Daily Chronicle of
August q, 10 an editorial on American
protection gAys: "The peculiar views
Of the Republican party on protsoti0n
ard NOT friendly 70 Eagland," and an
American going through Ehgland hear
ing the EuRlish landing and prAtsiuR
Cleveland, would be led TO think that,
Instead OF Cleveland being President Of
the United States, he had been elecled
for the express purpose OF delivering
the American government over into the
keeping Of the English nation.
Ireland 10 one Of the most BEAUTIFUL
countries have ever locked upon, her
Rfean fields and beautiful hills Temlnda
one of q beautiful silk craEg guilt, and
all that Ireland wants to make her .
fiourilhing country and her people
. happy people ara home rule and
protection to the manufacturing indus
tries.
The policy OF England toward Ireland
has crushed the Irihh people, has driven
them from their homes, ana taken all
their riGbts q way from them, and how
Any Irishman oAn vote for the policy
that is now AdVoeatsd by the Demo.
cratic party I am unable to undeEStAnd;
tor, as sure rs the bill that has passed
the Democratic House should become .
law the manufacturer would DO oom-
PEELED TO reduce wages, which the work
men woald rslsot. the result would be .
strika, and ali the industries in England
would boom and would continue to do
90 until the workmen In AmerioA would
work for less wages, which he would be
compelled to do
Now, want TO appeal to the good
ssnse and rsason Of the workingmen,
not only OF PlttsbuEg but OF tho ooun'
try, don'l lot party ties bind you, don't
be carried away with party speeches,
nut lei ali lO1k for WhAi will protect the
American Industries and the American
people. a..
The six men who CONTROL the Ways
and Means Oommittee come from the
south, TnIrty years ago they owned
labor, aud they did not give up that
! o Wnership freely, but because they
had 10; and In thslF struggle to main
stAJn tbs ownership England htlpea
them, Thesa men say that ell the manu-
fao,urers are robbers. When working
nan approach them in favor OF pro,eo
ltIop, they AusWer and say the mAnuIeo'
hturers ast all the benefit OF protect on
land you get none. When the mAnu'So