New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
MIR. HISCOCK ON THE TARIFF
THE NETWORK SENATOR'S STRONG INDiCT
HENr OF THE DEMOCRATIC POSITION.

RECORD MADE UNDER THIS ADMNIsTRA'
TIoN WITH THAT OF THE CLEvE'
LAND ADMINISTRATION.
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Washington. Sent. lO.-Spcakcr IIiscock, as is
noted in anothee column, shared to-day with Sena-
&or JonAs OF Nevada. the honor Of closing the
thrift debate for the Republican side His Speech
which will lie found fully reported below. was
stirring ard successful indictment OF the Demo
cratic n,r-v in and out Of the Senate for It's
ch.an and damogocic opposition 70 all measures
intended Ia benefit home industries. and us utt~r
failure 10 appreciate the real questions nndeG-
l,inr the tariff legislation framed ny "is
Congress. To supplement this arraignment OF inc
Democratic position on the tai!h MP. hiscocN
also entered upon general comparison OF .'f
financial and business record made ALREADY un'et
the present Republican Administration witn 'ha'
of the preceding Democratic ADMINISTRATOR"
comparison notably to the credit Of the party no"
in power But the speech will fully explain itaeh'
Mr.. Hscock said:
In the discussion Of this Revenue bill, the repre-
sentatves OF the Democratic party her" have snrpase"
their predecessors and themselves IN chara,ansm,
dcn,agogueism Misrepresentation and professions Oh
devotion to the industrial interests OF the country For
half century their party advocated ~ elections ana
In this hall that capital shod own labor ana Us ''e
contamination Of their efforts shed their biooo ana
expended their treasure freely TO attain that result
They resisted the devotion Of the National DOMAIN 10
the free labor OF the country. not bv p@acefnl ans "
full methods olono but by violent and armed resistance
Every step OF progress In the direction Oh Tree hoIes
and free speech and free labor mp T." 1861 was re-
stated by every method that craftsmanship could de-
md r,ifhansm execute: and finally ue last ONO
great effort consummated in rebellion am 'he
great civil Their armies dcicated ana 'nV'
people subjugated. they have opposed all measures
that looked 10 tile elevation and equal rfns OF INC
ogrcul.ural Iaboring class OF the old slave >'aeS
Not content with that nv assassination and U,;rder
they have so trrrorized that class that while its heh'
bers counted for representation IN the ho"so VI
Representatives they dare not exercise the risht Oh
suffrage guaranteed 10 them by the CONSTRUCTOR ana
since the suljuga;on OF their armies in the hcd
there has mover been time when Democracy Nor"
dsfantly more essly. with mora bloody in"thod''
has sought 10 suuGae The laorinz class OF III" s'dth
and relegae II back 10 condition. o. slavery than al
the present time. Nowithst&rd!n; Us PSI hN'"N'
It. present avowcd purpose and active. u"co"''a"'
criminal methods. the ser.ors her. ana E'!rsc"a-
tives elsewhere, with vi,upcrati":. GiI" MlhS ana
false charges a,sail that gea' party here tina; In the
past has defeated them and WILL II nv fragment DC
no less powerful IN thr present and future
The marufac;arcs Of Europe. GERMANY ana f'an'c'
In the Sr@a:. have maic al open hsst 10 degrade
Ancri, laNo- ar! hakrT'p' AaciraA capita 20" inc
te,elt Of rich. Tonopoli,tc and an "liti-''"'i' Al
class abroad. Within nv knowie!ae th"!' has never
,cen tine Ike the present. when i1rc!1N at'H''
;rl":rc: c.- lob'!cs. Lad access TO our '"n''';"s
r,ors ard f:rnlshrd "a. material 20 enable their
American representatives - rc'a:d the pr'F'eSS o'
uisc lr-.L:!- II " a long ard pr''irSS 1c"a' IA''
o.. TAT! Iii NSGlt p2,s was cor ''f"d hu' - '''T
.a.c;r.', MS been t-!!y~ Vn "iT warcAous'' dr.
rl."i Z f, oar .tharv"s l,'ati iy ~" is0i"t' OK
-. tc.G fa'o-''~: ard N',wi'h.;o3:inc t.f' = OK
l.. t.:v f~' H. -he riia6. - -hc .,p.e & wh.'h
ii,y" r,tNf' d. n0tr.:hs aiding IN" ;rc:en'. oHNonS
sul ro,.,, - - Who'll" county. ~" representatives,
rf N-.o,s.cv VIII a. aNdl'i', p1"slt!c!. p:' !ru'
U;' IL ro:.-c ia; artiai,: ,ei. j. the c;cva'I"n .!
lI'G; s'i -" prosperity Cf or r0rn1n fplnirv III
;1n, r:.ci couu.ry lcss cncltched than ms. III
a lsr.:,,S or semi b1yla?ols na,ion, It is possible
~ M. Sons Of ne great po!i!'ai parties might
- m!-.@dc-s"od and the pc ri" chca'ed
LIT ncr in America. With Or free PRESS and oir !rre
ar,h her" whcr thc la~ Of the survival Of TIE ht;cs
/; r.cc.ri2N 10 IFS fullest extent I'll" people VII
10 pc Cc'c.vrL l1:fc proportion OF or people
-: .r.ci iH maATi10 ,rr"s. D,rlC 81" = amcst from
tic, adoption 81 the Construction continuously 70 IN"
rr"sc; re. ether - o,"r a'' '!i's or Siio:S al
Il hs las tIcd 20 destroy or cripple th'n. AMI Nn''
IL, discussion. iccan te~e unt'l now. III. closing
Lol.s for '!e C3i'iieaoh o. th' hl every epthet
lie; fertile brar' cnaih coin aad eloquent tongues
otter has been 80: poyrd f.; hcr deetrnction. ian
u;acIa-Nc i;dr:i"s fave al~?vt iccN rccrl'cf FROM
TIE farms. ard III 50 employed IN tncm. VIA Ia
Agricultural c.asS. ."a' I'm -'n'0T r'ass &!
people connected by c,Ns@NCu',:"rIs - hlSnr-'
ties frI,crEal az. spcil in a.! III" r"l,t'Ht % ~"
bit they have been char "er:7"t tE""ee
robbers, opprc7'orS q The poor. pv:'cCci cla'-aid
l.. this &c; a'c las, Of all c!eart ;hcir c,urir mc
In the sale OF th,.r goods. c.n'i" s't tht $oii1I
who haze iaGEl-Nc 81 r., lc. arr !rar' n'. v;1 -
tons ard SANDER dsSr'v" thoir ase":t1?'-l d ~
this howcv~ tina, ~ +" chlrCrs f;s" anl c?ti'ly
uniouaded and a'i that careful .lvrs';rat'on. s"h
IS the Interest a,sa,tcd arc entitled t. wodE havc
c.mors:ri,cd tint 70 evcl the mos; prc,uGl"e'l Ii.
vcstiSa'o-.
HOME AND FOREIGN TT.DE PRICES
have examined III. price Is; Cd: :rrc n, 4 Co. d
Now. York. who manufacture ., New Fltc Com. aN'
who supposed 10 :" tho larro:t i3iif. "u@-rS &
rcpe,1l hariv.rc IN IN" tri.ci i.'cs They sec 100,
containing designs Of their errs und"r each de-,
m arbitrary Price sGnn,scd Ia b ~" i1.ail price
They also issue in connection Win il Il. Other book q"
pamphlet. entitled Discount, from irlc" L-',.' il
which Their discounts .oia tho first l1o" 'Nt I'd from
SO 70 10 per cert ard 10 even , Per cent and al
tona ciscoun's Informed upon vc:iti!; arthcr
IT., upon large los mad u men Of uaquc-tolaAi
respoL sib!ty, frCrI 5 to - p., c:.t have Al,
the catalogue q. Lsnic:s fiar- Cla:k whose sal"S
rooms are IN New YORK and Who aruiacrnrr IN Sc'S
Britain. They issue al illustrated catalogue" NJ Ia
foot Of Illustration giving aitrsrv ciall p1"'
They also ,sIe another p.i"c list recTnC l., the 1'
IaLUns in the first catalogue. 2Iyin, discount" vary
ing from per cent Ia 30 PEI cent Those g"nti''nc
deal in table cutlery also AM 'e,r cataocdc 10 n
trade also states Their discount II pr cer ca~h \
ten days from date OF 1vocc. and per cen; d.con
cash In thirty days from Invoice. They also issue
price list IN connection with their illustrated caals
giving the prices OF goods for export oy This ":aG
contains prices upon 400 different articles Of 'h",t
1880 give the American p:ce without the discour
h.,.. 1f.,..A - IA.
days OF . per cent cash at t'rtv DAYS aud u"on ~
Of the articles they allow discounts a:5re from
TO IS per cent from their home prize straight Ia
thirds OF these articles are mann;actirI lpr f1rcl<
trade: Of the other one ;liri ~". mace ~. b.:
markets, the a"'ual sales 10 large ai ci0se G;,r:
have been az t..o sam" price. These samples that
have given illustrate the trade Of the largest haniwaI
manufacturers 81 this country. and similar IL thc'
arc Pech St0vo Wilcox Company. SOuth;nStD.
Conn; Charles Parker. Mcricca. Conn.,; koec;s
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