New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12
PROTECTION THE RABY ACT.

claim that every dollar OF money collected rom
Organized robbery ry VIC We have today ter.
Of Mexico and from the Atlantic Ocean to the setting
soil rich Gods footstool. VARIETY
Of climate that Will produce most everything thas
grows ont Of the ground our hills and plains upder-
laid with rich mines Of gold. silver copper, iron;
water powers sufficient TO move an ne machinery OK
the world having passed through great wars with
having always as nation proved our Vaior on Dc me
land and on the sea, having grown 10 90 VooooO az
PEOPLE Win our free sSno ydt sVe P f5 G pa o%
has done for Us with all our wealth. our industries.
our resources and orr intelligence. we proclaim 10
the world that we cannot I've without projections
from every other nation Of The earth IN other words
deny he assertion Give ms free AMI olen marEet WIN
the world break down the barriers tha ais % sys ".
principles Of the democracy and foreign
nations will seek protection from MS the yandest,
the fcest the nobest nation Of the earth blouse de-
bate. Nav 3. 1s53. Luther Z. Mckinney. Democrats
New Hampshire
THE TARIFF \ sNEAK-THIEF
This tariff IS a most insldous enemy. II works
in silence and under cover: and whilst u pretends 70
he giving rs protection 1t IS really stealing our sub
sistence and destroying our lives Ii IS not the
hlghwayman who boldly gallops up on the public
road aud demands Your money or your life, bur tho
sneak-thlef who In unconscious moment ncheS
your purse The burglar who roba you Of your pos
sessions I'm sleeps unconscious hour House debate,
May >, 1883, Asher G. Caruth, Democrat Kentucky.b
Fleeing AMERICAN VICTIMS.
The American manufacturer IS fleeing HIS victims
at such rate that The European manufacturer can
afford to pay 322J 10000 for stand I'm market
place This f. a condition, and not theory. blouse
debate. May IS. 1e5s. a. i. Anderson Independent
Democrat, Iowa.
BRIGANDAGE AND RECIPROCITY OF ROBBERY.
have invelghcd against this system as mutual
brgandage and the reciprocity Of robbery our tariffs
Illustrate them in every paragraph. Kentucky wants
cheap copper stills for her wh,kcy. she gets even
with the Michigan rObber by demanding a tariff on
hemp. Now hemp is 10 be on the free LIST and why
not copper? Maine steals on lumber To make up for
Massachusetts fabrics.
chusetts bowls for cheap coal Pennsylvania says no ::
and so Massachu goes ont with home market club
nd LnocIS down tbS Most ami south "a rim. them,
Of half their gains raw cotton. Tennessee, VIZ
cinia and North Carolina being neeced all round in
clothing sugar and what not go for COOLERS az a cent
a pound. California demands large nprsa for her
lumber. because she hecced by New York. West Vr-
cfnia Ohio and Michigan The Gulf states form band
OF brgands and march forth with precious little hope
for any steal worth the powder but being reduced 10
extrcmltles they call Fra DavalO. from Louisiana.
TO lead against the rohber gang Of cntthrOats cot
ton ties and trace-chans Pennsylva ana tne Eooers
Macare Of the ot, steal, boldly on all articles from
Of reciprocal rascalty i-ouse debate, May IL, 1859.
:. 5. Cox. Democrat, New-f0rkJ
INTERNAL FOLLY OF THE TARIFF.
II the American farmer gives an honest answer "a
will be have not the foreigner T., ny power, but
have YOU I'm my power perfectly. by virtue Of tbs
American tariff laws. and Will grind ont Of you tho
eIgners and do sell 20 them for expectation. cheaper
than sell to you and could sell 10 you cheaper and
make money bur thanks TO the informal folly Of th,
American Congress YOU cannot help yourself: and
;. 1855. Thomas = stockdale, Democrat Mlssls-
THE TYRANNY OF PROTECTION
because country has prospcred proteclioniss
friends look around, and finding the tariff In sight.
they gladly attribute growth and pros p,rty 20 tho
tariff srs the tarln has handicapped our people &c
has built up mlliiOnarcs created colossal fortunes
In doing so, it has ground and oppressed The people.
Transferred the money from the pockets OF the many ~
the pockets Of the few. blouse debate, NAY IA. lseo.
John Ii. O'Neall, Democrat, Indiana)
PROTECTION UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
A protective tariff IS an unjust and unfair dscnm.
nation by the Government in favor OF one dass OF
citizens against anO her class OF citizens II i an en-
forced contribution I'm which man y male 10 con-
tribute TO tho support OF another mans business with.
letter OF our Constitution. (IOuSe debate. May los
Charles W McClammy, Democrat, North Cardinal