New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
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any address for 80 cents.
The IIi,Is Fill and the Tariff Of 4 S3 Compare
being a second edition Of the Tribunes document
entitled Tho Tariff OF 1885," twenty pages IN which
four pages are added, showing all the reductions pro-
posed by the Mills bill, in detail, and the total amount
of revenue reduction which It claims to effect The
cheapest and handcst form in which the Mills bill
can be obtained Ready September 8. sixteen pages
are devoted to showing exactly what articles are
protected and what are not under the present tariff
the present duties every article of imported goods
together with an exhibit OF the present free
list in full the quantity Of each article
imported In 1888 and 1887: and the total amount Of
duty collected on each article There is brief
Introduction reclting all the tariff acts passed by
Congress- the object and result OF each one being
planned Also, table Of the total imports, year by
year. from 1871 to 1857. This little pamphlet Is
accurate, prepared with great labor ana expense.
and Will be required continually for reference
during tho year. 1t shows how America filings her
millions all over tho world for foreign labor and
nroducts even under the present tariff, and bow
import atoms were increased by the reductions Of 1883
Price, single copies, IL cents; 100 copies for So;
1000 copies for SO.
No. iO7 Campaign Songs, a twopage leafllet,
with music. cents copy 100 copies for so cents
No. 1906 "A RcvcIt from Free Trade pages,
containing the remarkable facts, set forth by The
Tribune recently. showing the popular detection from
the ranks of the Democratic party IN Ncw-i DIX IN
n.cqucnce Of the Tariff ISSUE cents copy; 100
copies for so cents 900 copies for ga 10000 copies
for $50.
No. 1915 "The Pension vetoes." and an
elaborate statement OF the record Of the two parties in
Congress with regard to Union veterans together with
the rebel flag and other episodes in Cleveands record
and interesting fourcolumn article from the pen Oh
Congressman Cheadc (Rep, Ind the tariff and old
soldiers. Into this document are condensed a vast
volume of facts of the deepest interest 10 Union vete-
rams. Four pages. Price cents a copy 100 copies
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No. fO4 Wngc-carners Protected The Tariff.
a Barrier Against Cheap Labor; Wages 100 Per Cent
Higher here than in England under FREQ Trade.'-A
leanet of four pages In coarse type easy to read and
of intense interest to worhingmcn Of every occupation.
4 series of articles comparing wages In the United
states and Europe, and showing how enormously wages
have advanced under Protection, IN spite of tho imml
grafton of 100000 laborers. cents a copy; 100
copies for 80 cents 600 copies for "a 10000 copies
for $50.
No 1913 British Free Trade. n leatet OF two
pages containing Patrick Egan's remarkable letter 70
The Tribune showing Free Trade to be the dcadlest
enemy Of the Irish race ard describing the bitter
experience of Ireland under the British frrc-tiace
pollcy Also containing description OF the Low
WAGES and Misery in England, by Nathaniel Mckay.
brother of the famous clppershiD builder Of Boston.
Donald Mckay: and General Harrison's sympathetic
speech and Mr.. Baine's plain words Rodh0t,
telling and unanswerable. copies Tor one cent {;
100 copies for so cents 1000 copies for 81 10000
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No s0s Democracy Mean. Free Tr"ee.-
Illustrated. lealet containing extracts from
English newspapers, and the speeches Of Democrats
in Congress. with The Tribunc's comments on them.
| Price, copies for cent; g. per 1000 copies;
s15 per 10000 copss.
No. fOs. "Principlcs and Men" OF the Repnb.
can party eaet aiming the portraits OF Harrison
and Morton, and sketches Of their lives: and tho
| Republican National patiOrhl Two copies Tor
cent u per 1000
No. 100 democracy Photographed, Tho
| Record Of bogus Kctormer."A document re-
spectfuy dedicated TO George William Curtis. a start
| Ing review of Democratic appointments, alphabet
cay arranged, which are shown by Democratic testl.
mony to violate every rule OF fitness and every pro-
fession OF President Cleveland document crammed
with exact facts which every sincere advocate Of
| Reform should read and consider seriously cents
a copy 100 copies for u %; 1000 for 81 50.
| No. 90 "Englnnd's Only Choice.n-- Tx tracts
from English papers, showing to American that
England wants the Democratic party to succeed, 50
as to Free Trade. Including Punchs7 cartoon
representing Mr.. Cleveland introducing Free Trado'
| TO America Also Englands freetrado flag. Also
tho seal OF tho Cobdcu TiuO, and list Of American
Cabinet officers and other Democrats who mem.
bers Of that club. An entertaining document. OF
which 100000 copies Wclc sofa tho NfSt day. Price,
copies for cent; 100 copies for 90 cents; &. per
| 1000 copies. Sl5 for 10000 copies.
| No. %. "Protection sor Farmerso- without
! qualification, the best document for farmers 10 read
in print Published In coarse type, making eight,
pages OF The Weekly Tribune. This document aims
| the Address TO Farmers issued by the special
committee OF nine representatives vi Agrcull uro
which met In New-York City last January TO give
public uttcranco 10 tho demand Of several hundred
thousand farmers for protection 10 American ar.
culture. Also tho special reports submitted by each
member OF tho committee. These papers arc a.
elaborate practical explanation, by farmers, for Tx
benefit o: farmers, In favor Of protective tariff an
| an appeal for cohesive and united action. One Of
tho useful and interesting publications OF The
present year. Price, single copy. cents; I0(
| copies for 81; 900 copies for $40.
No Of Containing tho Presidents message OF
| tho tariff and Mr.. Blaine's powerful reply Lesne
| form for popular distribution. Two copies for ons
cent: a. per 1000 coples In lots OF 10000 more
ksi 90 per 1000.