New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16

Free Trade pure and simple the E Ssd @t Victoria.
under date Of July T. ays .our interest W" What u.
the issue again s'G in the a nh1ra among the
NistraIia2s as TO ihc questions Of Free lava r,s'
and Protection we es ARE al radc and on this
count the hope will De entertained ,la. - a wider
crate may WIN Their victory o %GnD for WOOL We
have something substantial 10 gain by ''o
Of Mr. Cleveland data ,bat We have
MAY l not In this connection state tha' Cleveland
very much to lose by the election OF Mr: ONE
In the direction Of their gain IN Trp our OK.
paper declares We cannot prosper Witnon. .n, over
ports to the United states Pubic sen,ineu nd and
here is universally In favor OF Grover i rirorious
tariff reform and We fervently hope lor ms '. custom
election We cannot afford to lose our Des ~ tho
in the world, market: Nr 'ast "Adminstra.
ZION wu, So good and honorable that we Sn,n,op
hope that he may be favored IN thr cpli" H., many
Ills tendency toward free ade has won nm n n,
friends in France who will be glad to see nun '''''
the white House again" .cu p,os . GAYS: "The
American protection system ha, done nuch nam ,I
Europe Russia has become prolecnPHStt eress are
future looks dark ~ far aS commercial l,'g9s stinn
concerned. But do not think the present ompIn IN
can last Tho United states set tad eAa IN, good
the Mckinley legislation. Now ct them SCI Tide
example hy cccung Cleveland with his Free p praue
Sentiments Mr. Rlcon. Of the soT' says ;o r msde
dent IIarrson's decldt protection idea, haTe vI"nd
him many enemies in Europe, 50 We hope Mr. 'e''''''u
will come in ahead Of the poll .,...o o,bcr M
tions want and what they declare to be fc [o "i n
interests and which know should be 70 ," Tinitnd
Sratcsl Do yon believe II Is good policy ior ,nS
American people take their political eco4olS anu
take direction In It, fiscal legislation from nEa a fore
mercal nations President Washington, III nis ana
well address warned the people Of THIS CONN.," aSS dist
odopnr the policy dictated by other nations: ana
President Harrsons Administration sI3he Ia IN ! rh,
Government has never vet taken It's orders from
foreign government and does not propose 10 ''s"'
II good thing to know what your IaV spod in
want and then do the other thing the. Is s Uo"
The Democratic leaders for more than thirty ye,rs
have waccd their wararr aeant the DH,nabican
mci srcS and Republican policies Their canp, ,ie
have been campaigns OF prophecies OF cyl pr W. ~
Republican csisaiion and Republican Adninl
The familiar with tho history Of THIS e c%nnS,
the arienal Of Dcm1ratic wrs has prd,c
ton Of EcPncan fSl1e nort w na PEe the great rank
a ,%deTI o. Of That party in s0i that al effort save
The T.S9 Tod D eT do or not se and If did
issue could not put in circulation and pass aaos ,e
people at par the gTecnGaGk , enrrecy HI M Of 1854
which was based upon the declaration that me wal
failure then that the ,a le'9mpTTog q s s Of 1880
failure and WIN Interrupt the sse sm 1l
,bn, every podcioS Of failure ade by that party has
failed Of verlhcation not one ha. been ylndcgtsd %
truth Of history rsls dd Ro' oS srrat pafy
and if facts did not 50 soo9 ioncT tnelr p.Vppnesf
contrndlcnc them. IT would be the most s"''eS'iU'
They say too that the tariff has failed to bn Th,
blessing n benefit I" tho country ues s sn
in sight of new factories that have been bnl t
| giving employment 20 thousands and thousands OF
they Esy. Say Sen that M ssS ey Of say
the presence OF prosperity rs great ms we nave 1Nr
enjoyed in our history they GeraT t IN i,t u oc f
statement from the Treasury Department that III"
| foreign commerce Of THIS country waS ncs ns
Twelve i"'f months rs they "' dccar in spite q
what every man %h oroa w TO Europe in the last
year than sold In any year from me brslh
ming 81 the Government ana 'na' Tr eAE doaro
p1imt never before reached In all 81 our history
and that Europe paid u, IN mat 'iIn' over
100000. being the amount due u, Tor we pr%"' u
sold them in cAcess Of ne pr1'. thSe s e,acI S
tarn Of -di and what were made agant e VIII
other prqicctiyr law %,v sn'I made I'M. prcdicton
i,nt tha, rr,t CITY. law. lat, the ttrir A. r."
ported by The committee and you PALSY the N"S n
occupant for your c,ty dvellins hon. , aga 10
store ra>- IT, and who VII be chemp, IRON w.
grinding operation The pv'tr c"ss,, =, .
mu,t feel il. effects IN paving an lddiun'al I t"
for every arcl" o. clothing they or ihei' h al1
wear and every mouthil they eat ana drnN' n.y. ~
water and % that VIII they ere l"nG be- r'T',,H:
DOES not that ound for all ne Wori he nn' p'pc'
cc- mafe II the tnrf OF 30 by thc I'm -. ~,
And We, 4 failed just their more n'eni pr"phros
have failed none 81 these dire results an,' &
lie. The occipant, dfd move ou' Of h.lr costly
houses and -orc' but remained TO rl r, wn,cr =.
The poor casSo- Vcr not driven 20 r.m ,c1
er foot and diet, but their comforts weN lh''r"''
| ana their wng.e advanced I'm price.
ronndrnc@ Whici ba,c, il, claine npon IN failures
| and disuppontmcnts OF the people. me NV III W..
,ncs and th.v nrn victories II the people. oregon
in tho election in June spoke for IT, followed 10y Yer
The plaform II the Democratic party is decar1.
lion Of ctrpgrcs~ion. II insists upon being barkWa
il sees nothing good IN ilunt Of n IL Is 'Uhlu.s
protest against the progress and prosperity u the
country It l. h"cdle,s Of the most s'npenaPu,
man arr. ind. putablc. II Insist, that We
cannot make Tin plate II made that declaration when
the new law was being considered IN 'Jher, ~,
made # Immediately aferward, and sun insists may
I'm plate be made In this country anh - nD
made I'm this country. when the official statement OF ,'
| Government show that we have twenty S'Nen hC'o
r1c, in practical operation 10 day and Neventccn nor
i'm 6pcraon II hard 10 treat this wnrfare npoil our
Industries with patience ana i@rocsTar', ,orhs ~
in the city Of Elwood. Ind. on Tuesday the Wnrh' "i
| the American Tin I1ato Company. Ifiey nay" u
good plant a can b." ionv nd any%"r ,p.
manufacturr % plato nom the raw stec1 All ths
machinery had been male In The nitsd saeS, n,,b
The sheet steel which they ROLLED and rpm , wncn
they made thcr tln-patcs was made In the unltrd
states In ohio saw a factory employing 10
men and AT good living wages, happy ana con
tented wormen. and vet the Democratic leaders say
that we are not making and could not make uhpEue'
But that Il not 10 De Wondered at. Ih"v ,aid we
could not make steel. they said We could not MAKE
| ,tc,l rails they aid "" could not make "A'rh'r,
and pottery. and china and glass 'nl Ila' q" Hnt
| nrd,Iir,.d hy their predictions are now making
| hcm u. good They arc any~hcn Ia the world ana
make ANYTHING they want, and with III" adequate
protection which W. pr"po," 10 give Them th'' WI"
| maze everything They want. ,
! must clcsc. other gentlemen are 70 iohoW' J.
| lave already occupied too much 81 Your tImc am
clad the Republican party ha9 enlisted IN lis cause
The energy and activity Of the young k'pubmCiln,s
| II the party and especially glad 10 consralnlaI
tho RoiuIlIcan National League upon IN" matchl'SS
leader they have IN the person II General Chrh'oh.
With him yon must BE- mighty force In tins grrn'
rrto.t fnr tl. industries and wages Of country.
| snd vonr go operation with all the Republicans OF
w am. confident that the 9Th ~ November VIII
bring n - triumph and victory; a victory for inc
| United states.
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
indianapolis. sept. IA di'Ptch TO I'm" vows
frofn LAFAYETTE Ind. say,: The Democrats OF IN"
KIN Congress District Of Indiana this morning nom
mated Captain Milton Bell OF koh"mo' rs 'n''r