The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13
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lorny Handed SON ~ ToiI-roint at FRO
t..tion-Du-- Sc Commit tho Administrh'
,tong- Prince Itusseii's irrest Tine teli
Di,er strike-Oiber Topics of Interest
UorSy HANDED Sos or T0u.-lle Is
,of less the victim of the steel trust, lhe
,arbed wire trust, the oil trust, mo I'M
lending sslt trust, the coal mig, ana lhe
est Of the robbers who are cnircncheh
,ehind our blessed high tariff wall, bnt
M f. used 10 their cXacti0ns ana Ialhei
ikes them. I'm fact, he dOesnt see
low his grain could grow ana
II. nocks multiply without me
,l0rious stimulus OF protection 10 lne
infant industries of lenn-yNahia
But this Irvine trust. In some my sienou-
KAY. has chafcd his scn-ibililer IL mas
,alled him until he winccs; IT has go'
linn AS mad as q wet hen, and be 81 lh-
lignating and Tesoiuting With hIe ana
/. copiousness which show that BIS spifu
i NOT wholly broken, however much ii
nav have been cowed by long standing
abuses. not the less elective because
hey were unpeFceiVcd hy the dcludeu
,iciim- Clicogo Acgs.
A PolNr or PRoTEcTroN.-I The out
RACES which are particularly distinguish
me the present April, happen TO ne
chiefly directed against poor foreign Sin
weaver. These artisans finding ilIle
work and poor pay in Germany france
and Switzerland, and learning ihai Slea'(
EMPLOYMENT 40 living rates may De han
over here, take Storage passage 10
The appearance OF IT,"
of them who succeed IN running
me osnnilet ri Castle Garden has
reused the jealousy of some silb WORK
ers' uuion, in Paterson, y. D., and else
where These associations Who aim al
m nopolies and corners of labor, instead
IF wheat and pork, and are just AS odlou-
and indefensihle in equity as the cold
bloodcd spectators IN provisions, imme'
t.atelv raise the false alarm That Amefi-
can Silk manufacturers are importing
FOREIGN hands because they are "chtap.
They 4, mplain 90 the Emig1ant Com
missiouers. who are only TOO happy 10
believe the Northumberland n COM
mfrco.
DORIS 1T COMMIT InR ADMNisrRA-
TON One of the ablcst Republican
I'm the country Is the hansi'
Cify Joun9l, and there, where liquor
prohibition iiOur.shcs i'm glory, we are
iold that the advocacy Of the Postmaster
General does not commit the adminlstra-
tion AZ Washington % the dOcuiue ne
advocates.
po-fmastcr.Genoral Wanamaker has
declared hemself i'm favor of The piohib.
iiorv amendment in Pennsylvania, and
some people are trying TO saddle ihe re-
sponsiniliiy on the Harrison Admnlstra'
ZION. IL should he borne In mind that
Nj. Nanamaker was appointed Post
ma.er General because of his bushes.
qualifications, and no questions were
asked as to- his views on The liquor Qucs
ton. Moreover, as q citizen OF Pcnnsyl
vania, Mr WauamakeT may advocate
what he pleascs. So long as il Is respccla
bic. " J. Sun.
PRINCE RUesTLL's ARREST II hc ar
resi- of Mr Russell Harrison shows dad
Ex-Governor Schuyler Crosby OF Mon
lana. Is thoroughly in earnest lie pro
poses 10 have o personal apology IRON
ihc young man for the libei printed 81
the N0atan Lie Si7ee JoRrh0', or t.
have The laws enforced to theiI iurihe-
extent. 1he medicine prepared io
Prince Russell is very bitter bui he wii
have to take st, iusi as his father Dad Is
swallow Blaine and number OF olhe
biiierpiils.
The whole case hinges on The question
whether Russell Harrison had anything
60 do win causing lhc publication OF th
article complained of ia his Montana
paper II me did, as is alleged. VT
Crosby is more than justified in demand
ing personal apology Nae l0rh sta'
Assaults ON STANLEY Mr. Sianlc.
has been most unfortunate in his las
African enterprise, bul 10 is not just q
condemn him for erroneous forecasts o
the scope and necessity Of his relief ex
petition lie underaucd The dlillcultic
of the Congo route, and lost The large
part OF his force through stan
walton. disease, native hostility nn
desertiOn 10 is easy for his crit
les TO conclude from bis own mar
atiye of the journey 90 the Nyauz
that he made fatal miscalculatlon q
ihe chances Of the AtuWimL march, am
that be ought TO have approached Emil
from Zanzibar But 20 do this is 10 pas
Judgment after the facts are known
whereas Mr.. stanley bad 10 reach q dc
cision two years ago with meagre ln
formation in his possession respectin
the uncXplored wilderness which he wa
TO penetrate --Ae,r Iork Irf5ane
THE FALL RIVER SrRIKE.--A proteC
ton organ i'm Vermont. either ignorant
w or wiluly. denies the statement j.
the " orld that the starved-out striker
in FAN River went back % "producln
fifty per cent. more cloth than the Eng
lish workmen. at no better pay
The protection organ sill hardly que-
ton the authority 81 James G. Blaine 81
question of protection. When secre
tafy of state in 1881 Mr. Blaine made
report on the cotton industry, in whic
he said
THE hours of labor in the Lanoashir
mills are hfty-siX in the Massachu,ett
mills sixty per week Undoubtedly Oh
inequalities in the wages Of English am
American operatives are m0lo Mmq 'qu0
,-d by The greater efficiency of the latte
and their longer hours of labor
Each American operative works up q
much raw material as two British Opera
tivts. and turns out nearly 81 30 of man
ufacturcs TO the British operatives :
worth
And the American millionaire cotton
mill owners, protected hy PRACTICAL
prohibiiory taril on cotton cloth, reiu-
even 90 hear the grievances of their opcl
atives. after having been guaranteed thcl
own hountles ion -four years more. %
Nee iork World
LoRD DUSRAyEN' CHAILENGF.-Th
New York Yacht Club last night decide
TO accept the Earl OF Dunrayen's cha
lenge for the Americas cup
\ special committee consisting q
some of our best representative yacht.
men was appointed TO arrange all the de
tails of The contest.
The New York Yacht Club has acte
With 80 much -portsmanlike chiyalry ]
the past with regard 10 this cup that %
Earl of Dunrayen may rely upon bein
accorded every facility consistent viii