Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-05

duu again, bH0 UuuAdSOu AsOPuOAAooh Puo
Lie sentiment Of Anaconda voted the
Democratic ticket to a man, and did il
because Of the outrage. WI respectfully
move that United States Marshal George
W. Irwin, II. be rendered a vote of thanks
REPUBLICAN Protection.
That protection" as 1t is diminished
by the Republican party protects capital
and Expresses labor, is a recognized ALE
cation Of Democracy, the truth of which
becomes more and more apparent as
popular enlightenment becomes more
general. The time was, and it hasn't
been long ago, when to accuse Republi-
can protection of not protecting was
considered by the masses as an outrage
upon labor and a declaration for free
trade. The great and wealthy manufac-
turing monopolies Of the east, Wall
street, and protected wealth Of whatever
name and location, the actual benefci-
aries of Republican protection, laughed
in their sleeves at their success in ex-
citing the prejudices Of the people and
the consequent indisposition to investi-
gate below the surface. But in all his
tory, out of the throes Of great wrongs,
men and parties have been born to
champion the right and to lead men on
to a higher conception of government
and the immutable principles which I'M
derlie the prosperity of great cOmmu-
mites. The presence of African slavery
in the south after years of waiting gave
birth to the Abolitionists of the north,
but it was years more before the voice Of
Garrison, Greedy and others was heard
and answered by the great American
people. For years the Democratic party
has been denouncing the fallacies of
Republican protection, and contending
that tariff revision means true protection
to those who need neutrality-suspicious.
to capital and labor alike. The success
of tariff revision is simply a question of
intelligent Investigation, and this is be-
ing prosecuted throughout the land
with the most gratifying results. Even
New England, Republican New England,
is clamoring for tariff revision, and
with the spread Of this great truth the
evidences that can but hasten its spread
are multiplying. The formation of
foreign syndicates to control and operate
many Of the great American enterprises
is one of the most eloquent and logical
facts that can be brought to the notice
of the American people to demonstrate
them the protection to capital which
institutions guarantee and
the many other evils Of Republican pro- |
lection which the reform party of Demo-
cracy has SO persistently and intelli-
combated, even when to do so
meant political defeat. The Mime
apolis Tribune gives the following list
Of purchases which have just been made
BY two great English syndicates through
Levy Mayer, a prominent Chicago
The Bemis & McAvoy breweries, of Chi
ago.
The Wacker & Birk breweries, of Chicago.
The Albany brewey, of Albany, N. Y.
The Jones brewery, of Detroit, Mich.
The Hauck brewery, of Newark, N. J.
The Trefz brewery, Of Jersey City, N. J.
The United States breweries, of New
ABORTION Of the stock of the S%choerhofen
brewery, Of Chicago.
The Star elevators, OF Minneapolis, Mimi,
in number.
The G. W. Van Dusen system Of eleva-
ors, of Rochester, Mimi, ninety in mum.
'er.
The Cargill Bros elevator system OF
Minnesota and Dakota. I
The Baltimore breweries, of Baltimore.
I'd. L.
F. B. Raastad's Hancock iron mines, of
hancock, Mich. =
The Rochester breweries, of Roches- {
Or, N. Y.
Arrangements for the following are
lso concluded and the transfer will take I
lace within a few days: I
The J. F. Dewes brewery, of Chicago. :
The Pillsbury -four mills, OF Minneapolis, ,.
y
The Washburn -four mills, OF Minneapolis,
inn.
The Syracuse brewery, OF Syracuse, N. y. I
Besides which negotiations for two ex- a
nsive elevator systems in Chica 20 are a
ell advanced, but not yet consum- a
ated.
Sir Henry Isaacs, the lord mayor of
,ndon, is at the head of these syndi- 81
ties. The alien laws have been avoided La
having the ownership of necessary Il
estate incorporated, and then acquir- 81
g the stock of the company, which
yally is personal" not "real," prop
ty, says the Tribune. The election of "
arrison has assured foreign capital to
at our system of protection to capital VI
II be continued and hence its influx
our shores. With foreign capital to
protected and Harrison's visiting
I'd showed under the door of every M
vel in China, American labor will have
elbow for standing room and pray to
d for a flock of ravens of the breed hs
1t ran a restaurant for Elijah. We
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SILVER. be
The National Silver Committee will mi
et In st. Louis on November 18th. I'D