The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-25
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.
FRIDAY. It. JANUARY 40, 1890
FREE rRlpE NOrSECTLONlL.

FREE TRADE NOTSECTIONiL
Tho most notable speech delivered thus Ear this
year is that which has just bc1u made by }. D..
Hanson ct Gclrgin before tho American Protect
i've Tariff League. nt ihc annual banquet in Ncw
York. Maj Hanson, We believe. was iur years
and until peputly. the editor of ne rloii re-
prarh, and although one of the most conspicuous
Democrat. of nj. state is un earnest aud pro
nounccd prlccuouist IN the course oi bis speech
Mt Hanson said
:. "Nhrntycf DE o. liUn hus boon noIl'ri aud II
has been On Jeopardy mpfr than once, the scnti
mcnt chat 1ppuslI TO- hHt sought in 81. .-ulyvlt wa
uunccitcd boo the womb. uuriurci ni the breast.
handled upon the knee aud rocked iu ihu cradle of
fnrc tuir THIS statement b. true. whether tested
by the uullidcation 1ci of South Carolina or the
Confclrncy formed ui Montgomery, Ala. Il r.
true, hccausc the philosophy oi ircc trade rs
taught nj present and always taught la this cuun.
try has bccn, aud is based upon segregation, upon
copnin and aunrouism between SECTIONS aud
States GLASSES ana Interests This ducirnu l. con.
trary n the spirit Of the Union. which criscs o be-
aunion In iict when 10 ceases ~ b. d union OF Ia.
tnaail"
This I. a sirung statement bat everybody who g.
familiar with the political hlsiDn pi the country
knows that IL 10 snlii. sphyr fact The inc Trade
idea hns always bHcn sectional Do the old slavery
days. cn thc assumption that nothing hut cotton
could hc produced in the south ltdlscuurrul aud
opposed the policy which placed me- Northern
Staics ui the country. iu material mud moral
gnntnos, iu advance ut every other portion at
Chr irldom. Today 10 aeks Co. army tho |
south and Wet against thc Eastern and Central !
States ou tnc plea thii ihr country is being rnbbti
a. ufdgf in build up ADD enrich the manufacturing |
Icgi0n, in the taoy ui uuImuvarbnh'p cyiicucv |
that without the competition craici %, these in.
dusircs which ihr buu ha, established the south
AMI Nc'i uould have i' Say Hr MON o. EuruIu
fnr thc oUmuliIig. uH.Hh thgy purchase Than
thry DO o. ihD mauuiaDiurins districts uf their
own oouufp ai mt moment 49, L.Ha a. "a. |
Uaatou.
This statement 10y Mr. Hanson Is not
true. The Democratic party, with which |
free trade originated as an issue. was not !
nulihcaing or disunion party. ON the
contrary, II did NOR, to enlarge the
bounds Of the Union and 10 strengthen
the bonds between the States than al
the Other parties put together tina,
have ever existed In this country. II
was a Democaiic President jefferson, the
father Of Democracy who settled the
long ycNing question Of the disputed
navigation Of the Mississippi River by the
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