New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

marhct should have no advantage over YOU. We WIN
tax. from which we exempt you lie VIII either pay
H. and ~ lessen The sum OF your taxes. or else he
viii abandon competition. ara icaVc You your nome
market for YOUR home products a, ,.,., c..
Government impose, upon for'ig dealers Tor the
privilege Of vending their goods In This country.
ipplasoI II differs from an ordinary pcdcrs lcrn'"
In that II /, Imposed upon the merchandise isclf in
,iaa1 of upon The person who sells II. Free Traders
claim That the pcGlcr always adGS IN" cost "l ne
rnriN license 10 The pricc Of his goods and compcs
the American con 10 pay II. some proeronlslS
claim that tie pcdcr dcducts the tariff license from IN"
price II" pvt for III, goods and 50 compcs the
be found somewhere between these two eHtrrm','
In some Instances III" duty j. PAD by ne fonSnicr'
and in others vet II +, deducted from the profits Of Ia"
mddlemen Thcrc are e,cs ma shr u hu mn IN
Is 10 the foreign pcdl"r 10 lay down bis PACK
and leave the American market 10 the American
mechanic. Npplause)
CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.
Mr. Cleveland claims that TO thus give an ad-
vantage to the workers OF the United States over the
workers Of Europe IS unjust. is immoral and corrupt
Shall man then not prefer bis own nation. to another
nation. his own family TO another's family, his own
wife another mans wife, "Whosocver providrth
not for his own household is worse than an inidel"
II Is an accepted maxim of ethics that charity be"
gin, al homc,' and while on" may nave ply lor me
millions who toll I'm European workshops Tor Ia,
slave, dolc-cxistencc and subSisence-ii does not
need that rcinqush III" policy OF protection that
hns made TIT, Nation prosperous, and favor expert
mental tariff laws. The operation OF which fill our
markets with foreign made goods. and would reduce
the wages and The comforts and opporluniu', Vi llc
of the American mechanic, with no certain as>hrah''
that they would advance the condition Of Inc EuIopah
Majestic upon the seas are the argoSic' Of com
mcrcc, but grandcr than the beating paddle or iui
filled sail is the bright strong Intelligent gtLrn'inp
that has placed country foremost among the
nations of tie carth-lorcmost In letters. art, ana
arms. foremost in freedom aud prosperity ana nap
nor need We listen with much of apprehension to
the free trade jcrcmiad that Europe viii turn h'r
fac, frOm q
by dnrkencd hcarths unlit by American petroleum ana
quarantine her ports against American cotton unless
We consent that our weaving and spinning and IorE
Ing Doe done In Berlin and Birmingham, while our own
turbines gather moss and our furnaces silence 'heir
roar
such Is the favorltc argument Of cur Opponent!
such also l. the futile threat 81 England-a nation
which lg, never iO-tcIed nObl" or an unScihsll puH
France ha, had uphcavaS IN behalf OF the rig'h, ~
man; italian swords have cleaned for great prnci-
plrs the pyicnccs and the Alps have echoed 10 th"
tramp " men armed and marshdllcd for some mighty
cause but for 100 year or more no English batteries
mcrcia advantage Of England. and no English states
man ha, held the power who even pretended to he
Influenced by any consideration Of justice or ar play
toward other nations. (ApplHuscD
Around the world the morning dunn beat Of liritan
the CLINT Of her bayoncts lights the evening shadow
where vHuQuishcd and unhappy IA o. dwell The
n curse i'm French a. her troops pts by IN, Maori
in the antipOdcS remembers her cruolic~, ana moluN
race, of India kncc I'm their ancient temples and cry
out TO their wnanswcrng idols In the hclplc~snc's and
man thc soil .hr ha, caused 10 bc stained with blood
and tears and hate her with passionate ana endnr
INK hatred. Her flag j, everywhere tie symbol 81 nm
u, rule in the past and the sign NJ living opprc>' ID
in the present. She /, vast arinored inscription,
nailons-forciug her way into Tn" markets II weak
governments. hribinG her way into IN" narkcto 81
the market, Of stupid governments. she j. true e. the
business 'terc-s and personal and property right. o
British SUBJECTS. ana she l. cOnaldeIalc Oi nothing else
on earth. Great applauc)
THE british POCKJT NERVE.
John EuIl doe, not buy our cotton grain Tor any
other than that 1t pays him 70 buy II. ana Tor
the same reason be would continue 10 buy IL whether
We preserve the policy Of Protection. or abolish It and
adopt the policy Of tariff for revenue ".ly up
plai-cl When the doctrine Of Protection 90 American
Industry shall BE- irreyOcably budci int" our National
policy hy the election II benjamin Harrison Am'u-
can ml!l"r- Will st send -four ~ Liverpool hiii'h
Younger SOD. will continue 20 fall iOhaiclt w lo'"
with American h"rcsses and IL" American no. "i!l
not fai To- be- we'll received abroad. daughter
The Republic party Is not popular IN IN" biii.h
i,aud---r never has been. APPLAUSE In II, early
hoanr. but a, .oon a. the contest hctvccn freedom
and slavery assumed serous proportions Exeter Han
went ont 81 business. English people loved freedom
in the abstract-hat /, they loved their own freedom
but the proposition 10 establish a SnF' nation tha'
world produce cotton Tor British looms and b"c"m" an
importer OF British wares touched The great sensitive
British ucrve-the pocket nerve. Euf"ud did nor
growing blsucs, rival, aud Size sought lI every May
20 promote the destruction - This nation.
The pr,c,-.c, she invci"d are recorded 100 Nh"
archlvc, - history -nean. ,uicl and 'oUariy pro
cr,.c, The Biiti,h ship >honcnduah nt The A.. tic
ocean with orr burning wlalrr- the British prvitccf
Alabama drove commerce from %" .cas BRUSH
and uuniii"m, 81 war. and promise. 81 British
statesmen kept the rebellion alive FOR Two years hc
yni the time within which 70 would "h'r"i-" ha'c
Tonight our GODDESS, Of Bcdlow'- Island fling, the
rl' q her bccknnng tonch Gar ont npon the Torn,
Atlantic ana invite thc ~lrld 70 nhe not ihii The
power FROM the caribbean 10 the Aru', over "
reunited pcnplc-onc In splrli. IN purpose ana 10
And nile, smith vol o. y l.
recognize that the action 81 England n our CtI Var
wa Inspired by No 'pni 81 frr"dU1c' - '',
csud ,ch,hnc,. and that II COS, w.. North and south
a million more graves and i"o th sand more II
Oar third war with England ended when the
Kear,arsc dotted The British channel wl The -plinled
one MANNED veteran whether Federal or Con
tolerate let il not BE- forgotten that In ,apns ne
consideration whatever. and that or w,r,t c0ur-r
would be- to follow The old farmer rattc,nHI"
always waited 60 see which way The snake was going
ana then went the other way daughter ard applause
no Loss OF COMMERCE.
Our FrccTradc friends Insist that # Mr.. Cleveland
BE- defeated commerce viii perish from the sea-
Let them take heart Of hope. The ships may carry
fewer kniicbladcs and mcrno shirt, and tinplltro;
but there will still be- left TO them the teas and spices
and fabrics Of the Orient. the coffee and gums and
dycwood, Of the tropc, the nitratcs and OF Peru
the hides and wool and grain Of the Argentine ana
the auiipodc-, the wheat and cotton and petroleum
of Amoricn. the kryoitc from "Gr'cnaud> les noun.
tain and the many products of "Airi'a'a golden
sands"
Iui If continuation Of Protection involves a total
To-, Of foreign commerce, II WOull not seriously Affect
prosperity. w" export now - per cent ana
consume at home ~ = per cent Of total pro
dUciOns. Why emulate the example OF the failed
de- who dropped his actual bon" To seize H. shadow
~ the water and -, lot his dinner altogether
What ,hn il profit man II lie gain, the markets
Of the whole world and LOSES thosr of his
country. ApplauseJ
j. it wise 10 throw down the protecting wall We
have bulldcd around orr ndu,trie, AMI attempt
petition with nnicipnid and undcrf'd WORKERS in
Europe or -hall We not rather accept Tia fiat II
thc wise and b"nohrcut God, who >wun@ Iii stormy
sea, between The overcr"Wdcd mmag hve>. the cN-
hau~ti -,l- the cruel oV"rpc civilizations 81 EuUpc
ana hi, broad land Of Our, where IA" strong
ana doft fingers may win abundant foot ard com
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