New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-03

ne q exis,. to-day The idea of States rights was that
destroyed Henry Gays tariff OF 1924 that compeiica
compromise IN 1890 WITH slavery that nrouRh' Q" 'ho
panc OF 1857 and that finally plrfee1 US INTO the IT,
he,on i'm 1860 Then the Nation arose
IN its might and took that iuea
by the throat at the Of half million OF h'cs' q"
cost Of a million OF wounded at cost OF BIN 'nou1a"u
millions of treasure 1t dug the grave and buried IL 30
deem th,. Gabr,el,s trumpet will resurrect It,
(Thunders Of sppause.)
BURY FREE TRADE ONCE FOR ALL
And now In this election we have one mission ana
only and that is to open that grave ony onoo a'
put corpse Of revenue reform or ffec 'rauo
its brother States Rights and then close 'he Ra.e o
put upon 1t the pyramid OF Cheops p"ugner anu iouu
applause) r, -,
That spirit Of Revenue Reform or free Iraoe mas
three times plunged into financial distress "he'e
the merchant failed. the mill stopped the factory NS
shut down, the furnace fire went OUT inc ia'm was
mortgsged the sborer and the artisan ana the mech"hc
became ramps upon the highway, and the only occupa
lions that profitable were those OF inc she" Gnu
his auctonecrs (Appiause1 1t broueh. 'oou' .no
dtion I'm 1860 where there not only individual ana
corporate bankruptcy. but the Nation i'sei
for the first time in It's history was
borrower Of money. and az !. per een
to carry on the ordinary operations OF tne 0o'oih'"
The war over what was the RESULT Twice only in all
t drefu hundred years did people break away from
the education Of the colonial perodonce when IN 1884,
they said will try the idea OF Nationality ana ITO
lection under old Tppecanoe" (Applausc) hence III
atty and Protection under Abraham Lincoln" loud and
prolonged appause We came out Of that contest with
only SO 900 600 900 OF National wealth For quarter
OF century the consistent and unquestioned policy OF
the protection OF American industries held possession
Of the legislation OF the Government The result
was that the $4,000 600 900 to 100000 100000
(Applause) The s1ooo,o Of output Of the farm
the SO o00 100000 Of the output OF the factory became
all 600 600 600 worth produced and sold for
cash. and $40 Oo0 600 900 Of IL hone market within
the United States tApplause) The railroads Of the
country carried 1895 something like s700 100000 worth
property. and carried in 1877 oooooo WORTH
OF which all but g., Ooo 100000 found ready and
lucrative market within the United States tApplause)
The surplus wealth which foreign countries produce goes
20 their privileged classes and their great manufacturers
while the dead level labor worse and worse
But in the United States 1t Is seen In new houses IN
comfortable homes in mileage OF railroad. In neat
villages in growing cities. 1t Is distributed In chshhe
which reach man. woman ana chia ID Inc rcpu''
(Applause.)
CANADA is A NEW COUNTRY. TOO.
Rut nv free trade OF revenue reform friend says, All
this is true but it is because we are new country
We'll Canada is new country. IL Is because OF inc
resisess energy Of race" But the same race IN nc"
countries have attempting the same thing without
ucces all over the globe No. 1t is not the accident OF
eli ., original conditions, or blood. 1t Is con-
sistept policy of government continued long eenough
to produce results which have upse' the caicuu'ohs Vi
tho centuries and astonished the statesmen OF the world
Annlaun) Blu my friend the professor in the great
,,aao arises from his chair and says: "Why MI
Denew YOU are college graduate. Don't you know thc
language OF the booksi Look through the college, no'a
es and you find that the only theory which pears
the test Of argument, which meets the requirements u
,orlc is free trade all over the world"
Nv friend that will be absolutely true when 1aorlei
h,ows his trump and this world is all one but until
hoa, the music of that divine band I'm an American
Much laughter and enthusiastic applause voice.
q What's the matter with Depewf Cnoius
of voices: "oh. he's all right" who
" Depew; nothing wrong with mm' anu
cheers) SO long as labor earns three c'h's u"s Ia
India ten cents day In China, forty cents usy upon
the Continent Of Europe and onehal IN "i'ar pansroa
what it does in America-rm an American 'hene"'u
chocr,npA I'll contribute enough Of my surplus
not to disturb my income or impair my capital 10 ,s
eve the pauperlzed condition OF the rest Oh INC "o'
but won't let 'em In. tLaughter)
ENGLAND's THOUGHTFUL PHILANTHROPY.
When Great Britain for 200 years had fourshed under
nroteclon until she could outmanufacture the world
then she tore down wall OF protection ana IN inc
shirt OF Christian philanthropy said TO the world LET'S
be one1 Q.aughter) She could raise only tenth oil
the food for people and so she went out cohquehs
and TO conquer spread the gospel OF birmingham all
over the world. (Laughter) Behind the Sacred booA
was always something which had been prooucea from
rs shanufaasusero thAafhtsr ~ The British nag
,Bs ksa rsltahsdos seaP oanp tAs S'0S oAH
uewed laughter) ~
the Arctic circle Our Southern fields bask under the
Southern cross. We have every element IN climate
and In soil produce anything which Is produced any
where in the world We have the minerals In the bow
els Of the earth and in the mountains from which can
be welded all that Is needed in the necessities
or in tho luxuries Of the race We have territory
which will support twenty umct hundred tines our
present population. Our policy is not being dependent
upon the world To create the conditions where We shall
be independents OF earth. (Cries OF Good" and
loud applausc.)
My college friend says this is against the theory
and the books. WELL up in Pcekskl, whore was born
which beats Brooklyn in most REPRESENTATION there
was colored friend Of mine whom had known all my
life Seeing him rather grumpy one day, said TO him:
jim what's the matterg Oh" says he. I'm all
broke up" Said !, "howr "wel" says he, cherry
body says, Jm you've got to support your old fsder
and mudder,' an haven't got any fader an mudder'
Qauehter) "well." said l. Jim, how's thatr WE'LL
says he "you my fdder dicl an den my muddef
she married afocer man, an den my muddcr she
died the he married anodcr woman. Now cherry
body says JIM oughter supper; yer old fadcr and
mudder." daughter and loud applause) Jim was the
victim OF theory. (Renewed laughter and cheers.)
MILLS ONLY SPOKE TO PLEASE THE GROUND
LINGS.
Ny friend Roger O. Mills protests agan;s the raising
Of this bugaboo" To be sure, he declared In an
article In The Century and in speech in the HOUSE. OF
Representatives for absolute free trade but that was only
please the groundngs In my bill only reduced the
tariff per average while Arthur recommended
20 per cent" Mr.. Mills is right He put 100 per cent
and took the duty all oil wool That left so per
cent each. daughter, lie took 1t all of salt and
put cents pound peanuts for Virginia. That left
pound salt and cent on peanuts only peanuts
had 1t all Laughter) Up In Pcekskill tlaugher) the
local Democratic committee have surplus (Laughterj
And they banner which they used four years
Cleveland and Hendricks and they painted whiskers
on to Hendricks and they called him Thurman Caugh-
ter) There were whiskers but the average
the same daughter and cheers.)
One day loug President Cleyeland's Cabinet
came 20 him and said. " We in trouble Mr.. Pres-
dentn ttefp' We've
plus" Wen, what's thatT' CLaughter.) "Wel, they
said, it's pot OF money the Republicans left In the
Treasury TO embarrass us with" lRcnewed laugher.)
Well" said he. Mr.. Secretary Of the Treasury. has
there been any such thing before n He said
Mr. President II you will take an adjournment will
find out" (Iaagher.) When the Cabinet reassemblsd.
the Secretary SURPRISES had occurred before.
and that the Republicans had used them of the
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