New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

that matter 1912, Of 1873 and l324 and Of every
Times written thirty years has been over
and again repeated almost in the identical lam
gage since the passage Of he law of 1890 in the
paper and terated and reiterated BY The free.trade
journals OF the United states. They were wrong in
their prophecies then, they are just wrong In their
THE bin Of 1851 says this paper viii be found
more detrimental to the Interests Of America than Of
Europe That IS what they say Of the present iaw;
America: Think Of it II Was the beginning of q
new and better United states it. built factories; L
employed labor it encouraged genius and invention 10
built cities; II opened mines; it extended agriculture
ara gave te farmer nome nSrhe,' ana %Te oohs
preservation Of the Union, ard since has been rapidly
extingushng the National debt, and wrestling rom
England the manufacturing supremacy she had so
long enjoyed.
ENGLAND's INTEREST IN THE ELECTIONS.
Is it any wonder that the Brshers feel the deepest
interest and concern in elections, which to
maintain destroy the protective policy Thcy do
not conceal their feeling OF bitterness against tho
American policy. / wish l might read you the many
thousands of extracts from the English press preced-
ing and following the elections Of 1890 Their alliance
with wing Of the Democratic party can no longer
be denied. They fairly Rugged themselves over TIE
defeat sustained by the Republicans last year, and
gave vent to expressions which every true American
citizen should heed. Let me cite you some British
testimony:
sheffield Daily Telegram November 1.-THE
Democrats have won Hurrah for the glorious triumph
VANITY Fair" November Sit is probable that the
bill bill has received far more attention In Eng
any E s stsnda r oetobeT 27The indignation
all over Europe against the United states Is extreme
naturally rejoice over the down.aI Of the Republicans.
Western Morning News" November 1.-THE VIC
tory Of the Democrats Is very gratifying
Manchester Examiner refers 70 the American sys-
TEN Of protection as Our old enemy
THE TARIFF OF 1890 FOR THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE.
The tariff Of 1850 will win its own way-it will
achieve its victories and they will be VICTORIES
for American labor, American enterprise and American
genius, and for the whole American people. Wa
neither take our patriotism political economy from
other natiOns-if we had would yet be in ouP
swaddNng clothes dependency and province NJ Great
Britain instead OF the first and best Government on
the face Of the earth government Of equal citizens
ship, equal opportunities and equal laws.
The English press IS much concerned about tho
American farmer She had better be more mindful Of
.-r own. under whose industrial policy ne has been
driven from the soil TO make LYING and year aies
debt and submit distressing poverty.
erc the be P9As i t%ohs majority viii present to the
country It's plan and purpose OF tariff law Pos
sIbiy Governor Campbell could indicate to the peops
Of Ohio what it viii be- J am lmIat!ent to, 70 know.
YIN the new plan be fashioned after the Ml, bill,
vii IL have free wool and haX and hemp' Will u
expose the products Of agriculture 70 the unrestraned
Viii il strike deadly blow at Northern capital ard
aho vii put back on the dutlaDle HSt
st > IL cents pound, where the Mills bill pro-
po,ed 10 put Ii; or VIII II accept the
horizontal process invented by Mr.. Morrison for 10
visnc he tarn ? / long % see this model and
bo - tariff reform VIII il be fashioned BY Cleveland
pandau model Whea u comes the country can look
AZ n II VIM be a spectacle 10 behold New England
free raw material for which the Mugwumps and reform
o., voted last wear restore the Democratic party
mower viii be lett oCt-ust il was left out IN the
Mills bill
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY's POWER IN THE
ErrTT
What will it do on the silver questions vast
majority OF the party In favor Of debascd dollar
VIII they register their will that II Mr.. Clevesndi
We must wait In the meantime. let Ohio record her
verdict AGAINST the degradation Of American labor ana
the debasement Of the American dollar
Much the Republican party has done. II has
great things We. 10 do. II Will be mighty force in
the future II has been mighty force In the past.
IT. glories will coane 10 blaze the heights. light
the world pointing b. higher DESTINY Tor mankind.
and the UNFOLDING and uplifting OF NATION approved OF
God. II viii not pause IN rs march ard achievements
until the flag. the Tag Of the stars shall be the ur~
questioned symbol Of sovereignty az home aud OF Ame
rights abroad until American labor Sha DO securely
shielded from the degrading competition OF the Old
World ard our entire citizenship from thu vicious and
criminal classes who are crowdIng shores: never
while the ADVOCATES OF debased dollar threaten the
country with its financial hcreses and until tho
FREQ right TO vote in every corner Of the country shAA