New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
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must control IT, -.-....,o, today is
Tho problen which conironts statesmen 'o-u"S
,o aont,o Of the railway system That system IS now
'n',.,oI,od nv ten men The Reagan bill would nave
no1, aho, the reform. but Congress defeated te ei
- ,assoa the CuIlom Interstate Railway Jaw IT. mas
h,e, IN the interest OF the railways The eihS re'
Is tho Government ownership Of railways oei nn"
Carlisle saws that the railroads have cost
600 We propose TO squeeze the water out OF tloin
~. nafro,ds actually only cost $3,000oooOOO.
,r,nt 10 talk little about this Sub Treasury pli
Tho ,nltasts think that the weak part OF our arinor
and 60 they have made II the chief point oil ther
The, first shouted that it was unconsttutonh' eV"'
-Whtelaw Reid, Of The Tribune prOoaoS
shouted from his tall tower, 1T Is unconSt'uuoiAI
When we created bonds during the war; was IL WIN a'
visonary7 Tie money to pay for those oOius mS aH
m eys,suce the People who were to pay foi tnen o ~
not I'm existence. Ibey said IL vas SonsutuuhU1 NJ
Ia9d and 10 the Neworeans Exposition Mhat ~, ~
they DO with the slver9xne nc cs G. sshT t and sell
~, s,iver WHY is that constitutional Ihey nav 81,
SUB plan the Tn ss SSssFi ne PTes n him
ecae Which he S can sPGss and say that
SLs Pa 10 lend ms money and relieve or diss
II the farmers are the backbone OF the c09nuS' This
Ine d hensi ths farmer greatly If this isn't right e
the pcope who object 10 II state the reasons INC
HS Sr Of ,1 c Farmer. Alliance congressman We shall
ce 70 the detaA We money without tne i't hn
ventiop of banks. We e not Opposed 70 paNy' ~ saw
80 want money AZ a lower rate Of Interest. We say
that railways, that teesaphs, should be co'roi'u y
the Government -. ,henn what
20 to the od political parties and ask te T a
they intend To do. was once a Republican,, Vmt a."
hands Of pirates after the war; and the greatest OF '
is John sherman. Excuse this hafd lahs S eAmerca
are in earnest and ehink that the people S8 %
have been gfeatly wronfed. 20 70 the p.tnt mn
ary and ask them for its remsdy ,0a NE the iar
Tor thirtr-two yeare. asked AR. Mcknle!
raise wages why is II that Great Britain dnns
country, pays twice the wages pr9efs,u a. her wage
trade country? Why is II that Great Britain P oE in in
aOorers Onethlrd moge than the iab3,sIS 4. Chat
the protected countries OF Europe NY moaal dsht
ms OIL from the markets OF the world on yes h luz
mn wheat and corn and oats In the duty iiSt
a surplus OF tbcm Was there any neeI o, tb oII the
world. .,- tboro whnt
What of the Democratic party nsk ueln W tSni
they intend 10 Co. They say ta1h reform. Puy .hot
last tariff bill was only fraction or 50 lover ina S
practical in the next Congress. They VIII pun uques
pnon the necessaries Of life. 1t viii fill with crushing
force mon our people You might have Tree tlade 70
morrow and 1t would DO you no gooq; ocrots do
everything they can to catch smokers. over IN ONO
they say they are in favor OF free silver Dhu eS III
nor saving so iu Wall street. Inc Dc'lociatiV
has ALWAYS shown Just as much sIfbsetlency 10 Nau
Steet ne the Replllcan party. Roger T. Mlls Is me
Democrat who INTRODUCED bill 20 offer premium or
am satisfied that the American farmer Will rise
eoual IN the occasion In Rome and tg!p Tue ldTlHcIs
We're slaves md seris but ! believe the farmers o.
America are made different stuil aud VIII OilB oDouI
tile reforms | have Indicated"