New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

q vivid and picturesque depunciation of the Mckinley
credence ' he said to BE- put in the pre-
! only so@ao 81 the soS:a%eF ihcx scsSsS
70 Goods ss prodaeea in the Tinted sAiSs
pn he ;aa "n a f to srn
could stand examin1ton Nobody had ever GaTd
to G SS PGp ss s to the
gathercr lie went around from door 70 door .h.,
What. then. he asked, did senators on tne Otner
Views Of British merchants and those expressed on
tine O! q .o Of the ,s say that SS tho mi RG
party was on ne lido Of EnsaEd but was on f6c sidS
"tc the peoorrse pSs ' The dtnction was obvious
and valn.Cic touict laughter on the Republican side
s MS G Se the Mashxod 0e a Which 0
American people-unity In trade independence u
Refe."Hs Z" tue Postal and steamship subsidy bills,
Mr. Evarts spoke with pride OF t tS "c ,t H@ ro,n
mercai houses Of China Rio Ia;elro and Valparaiso
But change had over the methods OF trade ana
@ H"4 S9e sat % the s'sasrs
from France and from ermsmy I'm, uader m the weas
Started ea' from American ports. and steaner Of
American build and ownership under Tue nnc werr
sas sSae t 10 do any Doa f. sy
With ali their Wealth. with al their strsngth with all
t@sr sefSss should
hut every effort to extend foreign tradc tlat mao os cen
y s .hS dRsed and a e
solely from that Democratic opRoSon ho iovc trado
s Ss sr. rss Mt e
opposed it, Who ihwar;ed ~ The pco" who odd, dd not IT
prot thu Nation gained ii. whole world Of com
meroe, and lost Its own soul OF manlncss arg moe
pendenee In the matter o. manisc ~ ts varoS reel
procy amendments and 70 erciss the% r ds Se o
i%f.rn:.;i"nai trratrs II Brazil should rvc to the
United states any better terms than she gave 10 Tc
the y. s are w smt s's to ali
most favored Nation" It wond not do to plead t9a'
t nSToS % II pTs,S AIRED Written in te POND that
different I rule applied to competing and to
peting Nanons' No publicist no asserted 'ouio
'' Mr. Eyats closed speech BY saving ;,. " sIS
tariff as You think T wen y es as England
has ' reachcd the position that you can dev"ur tine
distance Of other nations better by free trad" than
f ;G.n can chan pses sour laws" laws; ~ -,
Mr. Gray spoke Of the great awaMens r sH' :"
lie b Eh protection h 5ndo at n. aSi n9 q" R
M s.Hcrs and sndrs who had attempted to scae the
rigid Alpine heights Of anbition had found 'ne,r io
iUM'nsr,v cnonchI to reform their lines on lower
nane and to meet the demand evcry%Eer c 'rna,
up s"r nf ayempsion from taxation That demand
had been senay in the uterancc, Which ef s~a
como from the Sr hah seen "r AND e how such
Of fari taxation and commercial restriction wa .on a"
to be received ny the people. HI: ns,e hao r Grav
t tine Tinsa %f Mr. Hsc " o" his amendment wh
meant nothing lees than absolute free rc Ocean to
cape T Horn including cnba, Porto Rco-and If ne'e'
sary TIie Corrected tho statement 10 Canals anu
.a,S that he had never had any intention OF hc'""s
that country. a. ,,,,ros,t,oo IA only
less COMPREHENSIVE less promising and less "A'e'
manNe .nah o'osen I hs remarks at haN past s. and
-occss was then taken until : p. m. -. c.notors
There was only small attendance " on hy
Mr. Pierce in a speech advocating the ioea Oh IT,
ciprocity