Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-28
jThe English Press on CIeveland's
 Message,

Member
 krestrsde New York. .HerAld.)
 To convert the United States is indeed a triumph The Golden Club will hence forth set up a special shrine for the vor- ship of President Cleveland and send him all iis publications gratis CObden founded Free Trade, Cleveland saved it. through England today.
 (6lzsgOw Herald.l
 President Cleveland may say to othsrs, therefore, and think what he chooses, but be has precipitsted tho inevitable struggle between Free trade and Protec- sion in the United States, and that is tantamount to saying that he Is on the sIde of Free Trade.
 Gondon Iron and Steel Trades Josrnall
 The facts set forth m the PresIdents message. though by no means new, are now brought sO prominently under the notice of ihe Americ ID Congress and of American citizens that violer stim- ulus must be given to the party which advocates entire freedom Of trade.
 (FrOm the London Saturday Reyiew;l
 I, may be taken for granted that She Preside nt has not acted without previous ly consulting the leaders of the Demo cratic party and securing theIr approval, He and they have taken up again the old Free-trsde policy of the Sonih Caro- linB politician, uUcCnnec;ed with whst, ID the iargon of American politics. was called A sectional question.
 (Frcm the Spccta.orl
 His tarse and teilIng message has struck s blow st American Protection such as never c"uid hay, been struck by any Free trade League, .ucb, indeed, ss would have been greatly weakeEed by ihe operations ofAuy Free-trsie League. He has fired q shot at the ProtectioristF which will be all the more effective for his refusal to discuss the theoretic issue.
 (FrOm the London Postl
 We must regard the message of the Preside nt Of the United States as being distinct pronounce ment ID favor Of Fre9 Trade. We shall Dc much mistaken If the effect of this State communication will not be Co strengthen considerably the cause of Free Traders in ell parts of the world. It will be regarded ss step in the right dir, ction by all who bt lieve in the soundness of Free-trsde plinci- ples.
 (Fron the London Iimes)
 IL is cs.culated thnt tO give effect To Mir, CleyelBnd's policy duties to the srlouns of some { G.6. 900 900 year, about twO-fiihs of the entire customs revenue, must be surreDdrIed. This opeI ation may not establish Free Trade" m the strict sense of the term, but n Sill tO great extent make Free Trade, AS vss to have been expected. the Protection. isis have taken the alarm. and, & our correspondent st Philadelphia inform us, they are organizing for a determined resistance, They Er1. To dOubf, 'isht n believing that whatever may be said Of preserving the essence of the Protectiv, System and Ignoring Free Trade, th' tariff cannot be reduced tO tue stIic pro portions of rtvrnu- cuyrts spondIrE C the limited snd GiminIsEiuz n-ces-ijis, of that Federal Government without ad milting a great il ,od oi foreign co- peiI tiOn.
 From the London Daily SeSsl
 The President does not seem to per oeive the effect of bis own arguments or even the meaning oi his own words. Hi, statement that the question Oi Ire. Trade is irrelevant is s,toOishing an prspOsterous. Mr. CleyeIsud hss per susded himself ,O s.iLk, Or fad iE % venIent to ssy, Ina. She pFiHciIls ot f0 terin2 native industries by d1'i-, O. foreign imports can ce made compatible with the principle ct regulating .he busi ness upon the people by ihe u, els of th' public service. IL is pure dciusion. Pro. lection, BiDeIs iud liens ib!e, is tte leighi of wisdom compared with proposal. which combine qii tbe evils Of iuIerfer- ence uiih oil tbe risks of liberty. Hi' real meaning is that the scheme bJ which the artificial fgnTic o' domestic enterprise has been built uP ID Aurric, is Fundamentally vicious. He dsmand, in effect, that .aeTe should be a tar,T fof revenue purposes CLly,-COutiuUcd Co morrow.
 Qerjon StaltartJ
 When the inevitable ccn5.q1rnoas oi adherence to a Pro;sr,i1nist ts-IT were Set forth by man n M-. C.ve;sui', position in :te language shicA Ia uss |. Ere Trade becomes at uGCc a hyiH. issue. Ih-T-' it sn ec: ,f las truce, of .he uske-sEii-. rf ibp N,iiov' O m:ro. misses hstvCCn sc- rival t.c,irug 'o Kre, the delicate eu' 70. iu tht h1ck groun, o! the plsti'1ro.
 tBy Spocial Ca'Ic 'i.py'sh Co the Free Trade
 N. '. Wu-ll
 London. Dc lG-IEe English paaeI CoE A4L uC To tt's IEt lNttu sea C To Nlh they call Mi. C'ey-land's declaration n favor of Free Trade" Fror1 ;he sverAg, English comment thc ruh!c here hh. been led to 'slj-ve thst Free TrRde n nov Ls good as adopted n ;he U0itc, Ststes, lt is oonsId de-ed herc lin Eng isud) that FIee Tr.s.le with us Gn Au rics) Is jas: whH. ls Lrr.3rd Co reviv dropping English industries. Ihe Tima. this morning dovotes c,lumn to ih American siinriion deGOub cling M. Blame for llinG O1 to what it call "the absurd principle of Protection.
 CFrom the Peoples Journal Dundee
 A great sensation has been created 0, President Clevelard's message. and II the policy which 10 indicates be carried cut it will produce almost ss much eff O. ID this country es in America. ID, tarIf reform which the President re- comments goes as far, at least, as lh, abolition or reduction of the duties oI raw maIerisls. Should Congress Riv effect to this proposal its immediate re- suli would bs an eror nous stimulus tt