New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS
THE TRIBUNE.


No 1O2 Democracy Means Free Trades
Illustrated leadct containing extracts from
English newspapers and the speeches of Democrats
in Congress- with The Tribunc's comments them
Pse nsS f ISP5es cor en' per c0p
No. 100 "Democr.cy Photographed, Tho
Record OF a Bogus Reformer."-A document r..
spectfully dedicated to George William Curtis START
lng review Of Democratic appointments, alphabet
ically arranged, which are shown by Democratic tesii
mony vOlaie every rule OF fitness and every pro-
fesaon of President Cleveland A document cramned
with exact facts which every sincere advocate OK
Reform should read and consider seriously. cents
q copy: 100 copies for 81 %; 1000 for 81 so.
No. 101. "Prircipics and Wen " Of the Republic.
party. caAet containing the portraits of
and Morton. and sketches OF their lives; and tho
Republican National platform TWO copies for
cent: g. per 1000
Ne. 90. "Eng:and's Only Choicc'- Extracts
from English papers, showing to American voters has
England wants the Democratic party to succeed SO
as to Free Trade Including Punch's' cartoon,
representing Mr. Cleveland Introducing Free Trade
10 America Also Ensland's fIee-trade flag Also
the seal OF tho Golden CLUB and a list of American
Cabinet officers and other Democrats who are mem
bers OF that club. An cnterI aiming document. OF
which 10000 copies were sold tho hrst day Price.
9 copies for a cent 100 copies for 80 cents 81 per
1000 copies Sl5 for 10000 copies.
No. 9S. "Protecsion for Fnrmers"-withoue
cation the best document for farmers to read
In print. Published in coarse type, making eigap
pages Of The Weekly Tribune. This documeut contains
the Address to Farmers issued by tho special
which met in Ncw-York City last January to give
public uttcrance the demand of several hundred
thousand farmers for protection to American ayr.
culture. Also the spc0ai reports submitted By cacn
| member OF the committee. These papers are al
elaborate practical explanation by farmers, tor tl,
an appeal for cohesive and united acdon. one OF
tho useful and interesting publications OF ths
present year Price, single q, s s9py' cents iO'
copies for 81: 1000 copies Tor 81" - =,
| No. Oh Containing the Presidents message Oh
the tariff and Mr. Hainc's powerful reply. i'es"-.
! form for popular distribution. Two copies Tor ohe
cent 81 per 900 copies ia lots OF 10000 or mor'
| 81 80 per 1000.
Ne 95. "Thc Message from Paris" or MI
Balne's reply to the President. -Four copies for ono
cont 81 per 900 copies In lots OF 10000 anu over
! s5 cents per 1000
| The Willie Fill and the Tariff Of iSs3 Compared
being second edition Of the Trbunc's coeumeh'
entitled Tho Tariff of 1885, twenty pages, IN which
four pages added, showing all the reductions pro-
posed by the Nils I'LL, In detail, and the total amount
OF revenue reduction which 1t claims 10 eject Ihe
cheapest and handiest form In which the Mills bill
can be obtained. Ready september s. sixteen pages
are devoted to showing exactly what articles are
the present duties on every article of imported goods
together with an exhibit OF tho present frce
| list In full, the quantity of each article
imported in 1883 and iooI and the total amount OK
| duty collected each article There Ii Dig.
reduction recug all the tariff acts ever passeu "
Congress, the object and result Of each ons beng eA
planned Also, table OF the total Imports, yeas "
| year, from 1871 10 1857. THE lltile pamphea Is
] aud VIII be required continually Tor iciefehse
| during the year IL shows how America hinss ue,
millions all tho world 10. foreign iAbof ALL
mporiatons were Increased by the reductions OF 1854
| Price, single coplcs IL cents; 100 copies Tor 90
| 1000 copies for SO