Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-10-28

| New York city--Th. Who'll. Country
rrsstrstsd--sta aud want on
Every Hand.
The Walker bill. establishing n so.
called tariff for revenue only" passed
both houses OF congress on July 20.
lsso. and on tho following morning the
New York Tribune INDUCED In the fol.
lowing
PREDICTIONS.
The tariff bill OF Walker and Mckay
has passed both houses OF congress. and
has doubtless ere this received the sig
nature OF the president II takes effect
December I, and a. the law OF tho land
IL IL hcnccforth to bc obcyed by all
We believe the change just made en-
trcly wrong - flagrantly. gricvoualy
wrong-yct we shall studiously avoid
panic making"
When the crisis has been met with
manful resolution, we apprehcnd that
there will be quite disaster enough, suf-
ferinR enough, because of this great
national mistake. We fear that thou.
sands upon thousands who would have
been steadily employed and comforta.
bly, situated during the ensuing winter,
II this bill had not passed. will now be
destitute of employment and dependent
upon charity for bread No. IL In not
possible that such legislation as this
should stand irhe mighty tornado OF
Indignation and injury will resound
from our betrayed and sacrificed labor
ers, Will demand the repeal OF this most
impolitic and unrighteous act
THEIR PuLFfLLMESr.E
Prem the New York Tribune. January n. 1881
Who IN hungry? Go and see. Yon
that arc fulfilled and know not what Il
is To be bungry--perhnps never saw "A
hungry mango and see. Go and see
thousands men and women, boys and
girls. old and young. black and white OF
all nations. crowding and jostling each
other. almost fighting for first chance,
acting more like hungry wolves than
human beings in land OF plenty. IL Is
only by the continuous efforts OF two
| policeman that the crowd can be kept
In order. or made 10 wait till the food
IL ready for distribution. such n scene
may be seen every day between If and
ocloca around the corner OF Orange
and Chatham streets. where charity
gives a dinner to the poor. and soup and
bread TO others 90 carry 10 their Iniser-
cradle families.
On Saturday we spent an hour there
at the hour Of high tide. We have
never seen anything like IL before. Up
ward OF thousand people were fed
with plate OF soup. - piece OF bread
and piece OF meat. on the premises.
and ia all more than 1000. ON the same
day I,l30 portions of soup were dealt
out from stewards soup kitchen - in
the rear Of the great store. corner Of
Readc street AMI broadway. AZ the
rooms on Duane street for the relief al
inc poor on the same day. they gave
food 20 2,25G In the Sixth ward alone
over q. 600 persons were fed by charity
on Saturday. January H. And this \.
only one day in one ward Meanwhile.
scenes - like nature are being enacted
All over the city. a procession OF sew
efal Thousand persons kept marching
about the streets yesterday. with flags
and banners. which bore such inserio.
uons as: Hunger Is "a Sharp Thorn,
''Ihc Last Recourse. Live and Let
Live We Want Work. " etc
such are the scenes that are being
enacted daily bcfoac Our eyes while the
cry 81 hard times reaches ~ from every
part 81 the country. The mailing Of
roads - stopped fIctofes arr closed
and houses and chips arc no longer be-
ing built Factory hands. road makers.
carpenters bticflavrrs and Ia5orers
are IDLE. and paralysis is rapidly en-
bracing every pursuit IN the country.
DE cause 81 ail this stoppags 81 circu-
iatlon IS - be found in the steady out.
How Of gold 20 pay foreign aborcrs for
Inc cloth ihc shoes zine iron aud the
other things thst could i,c produced by
American inDOr. brt which can not o.
So produced urdcr our present revcnue
sFt'cnh Tho colFuIs 0n would have
c'lnc uppu ue sooner but Tor the extra
ordinary demand in EUROPE for bread
7tuhs gruwinV ont 81 huge famines and
bie wars. aud but FOR fhc dnlzling and
magnificent discovery ~ gold mines boz
California. by which hard money. sur.
hcent o. Duy an empire has been
called into existence aud exported ~
Europe if $50 could stop the import
Of the foreig' articles. the gold would
cease g. How o~'t ~ by Tor them. and
money would then again become more
abnndan'. labor won.d thon aenin be
IN demand shoes clothing and other
commodities wonld fhcn again o. lac
temwld. api mon woull Their cease to
'tarve ~ ibc stree 3 OF OR towns aud