New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
DEMOCRACY is FREE TRADE.
IT'S LEADERS AND ITS PLATFORM so De
CLARE 1T

IT'S LEADERS AND rs PLATFORM so DE-
CLARE 1T.
TIE CHICAGO PLATFORM SAYS so.
From the National p.mOcatc Platform Of isO2
We declare it to be fundamental principle Oh me
constitutional power 10 enforce and collect tarn u"cS
except for purposes Of REVENUE ONLY.
HENRY wATTERsON SAYS so.
We mean to rip up. externlnate abolish, anpitill;e
and in The fouest isnomny and d'gaes ~ r FIX
VRSTiGE OF FRAUD CALLED fRolECIIo "a, a.,
WHEREVER WE cAS PNp d IT, aid ano ni by the
Republican party, VIII permit
FRANK HURD SAYS So
understand the platform 10 declare tat t"giH
shall be No TAXATION Ut0H AHit tHF ~ IXr5 con-
PETITION. WITH SIMILAR ARTICLES rE tcc WIr ERE
S., THIS a G9t GeEsace between Incl
dental Protection II the former Is d Lard the plat
o1m ne as 's sep p''s forward in aSn to
ultimate tie ,d ec toward Se Free Trade as the ina. policy Of
tha United states and who are in the Deno'ii..ic
party, are there by mistake. They ought 10 s'' o"'
THOMAS G. sHEARMAN SAYS 80.
The decision Of me DeHUS's ~ any future event
can be that the numerous and mos, , ue,Is
sv luz SM Nations E NTH TiE I irEM
which has SO long oe;trgctH It's pse almost a.
%BSoIGrE FREE ilIDE AID pIH bas VITA WINS rs
eyes open to tie risks TO be run ana aver @
Il hesitation AID DISCUSSION uci,I 'i:a6TESSTlIE
10 UTTERLY DESTROY orAAE Ell I'oi iH TIE
rNTTEp STATES Is DooMED
NO MAN CAN pE A DEMOCRAT AND FAVOR Pko
LECTION.
srsm c speech by Repre- e"''v' a"'ns'' Demo
anne al to h. Democracy here TO stand true 70
r colaN appeal to '9 FHr f s'f f%R h&lTSG
EisE THAN REvEXuE Is OUTSIDE TN THE nRA a,
pIloNs AND IN C5 eSo 0r u IT IS f6REGS TO
Orr PI ATFORM. We have given TO our PEG,
pie the a,s%PSS , Of ~ our our wo Let rs ea1
anon the lmperishable tablets of the lay me un n,
the DEMO- 10 live eve it pha,G np Ie tA1,
viii sustain X you w, w" ns,nrc 10 which Mi! d,troy
Mi lust ss surely as fon win consume the human
ogs nav @ for a %e mpar' no ca r G at
his time uron TINS hoor. be Democrat ard be i,
he for protection for projections sake 'hcl he is
aCoinst his party upon tho principal issues NAT dl-
vide the parties.
"THERE Is no OTHER ISSUE OF so VITAL CON
SEQUENCE"
From The Charleston Is. c. News and Courier: Demo
cratic.
The prospect is that the Democracy can win the
eebt tfis wear on the straight tarilt reform IS
sue. and on the advanced saOnta u" a,n o 1
;s C GaGe in the Northern and Northwestern
States on the issue Of tariff reduction Don't let MS
rTgq 's ,e ones No state has more OF
meet from force-bili legislation than south Carolina
We are not Worrying ourselves over the threat OF
such a measure however but will unite our lately
divided factions on tte aimporant tarh relor ee
is no other issue Of 50 vital consequence 10 Them
But FREETRADE ENGLAND KNOWS WHAT
FREE TRADE MEANS.
FREE TRADE MEANS SWEATING. WHILE PRO
LECTION MEANS PROSPERITY.
From NJ J. su,tons letter in The London Times OF
October 10. 1862.
Of maS 10 III T% sWEAT%G Is MoSAL ana ne Pp;
chase Of the goods made under THAT 'NIo' Eli
And are we not ali a nation of sw"sters while VIC
take advantage Of laws based on so,csira p tHan
economy to buy the farmers Whrt al "St ursM
fair price, and we be called nation OF pl,IlVs
while continue to uphold laws tha are ba; dGis
dpsi Sr % !oG las "EHcorRAGED TIE FRENCH
FARMER In one wear T. nt ne!rN o nWa 80 o. niich
extra land in wheat as the area 30 EnSn 9Ui as r
suit of Free Trade In the last twenty-five years
What am immense sum would BE- spe1t III EnSla ara
policy Of Protection aeoPed in MS r cGnR ns MIA MIA,
the other day Tsa %'c Tns of the
support of the customs tariffs. aud resolution was
adopted to the effect that the general BODY of acti
eutnss 1i S WE'RE Of opon that
THE INCREASED TARIFFS HAD ALREADl HAD a
Sountryf that While impoatior had dnnsed.
port trade was on the Increase, and vet THE COST
Of LfviNG HAD not RISEN, IT,.
agliculturfyts and manufacturers set Of fools
and that fhe growth If these 100000 extra acres
Of wheat by the French, which has given this enormous
impulse to their home agriculture manufactures anu
PROTECTION WIIICV HAS ALONE MADE IT POS
sIBLE'
AND PREFERABLE ENGLAND APPRECIATES THE
VALUE oY PROTECTION TO AMERI-
CAN INDUSTRY.
From The Economist London oct 15, 1862
So far the make riupItes In America Is but
small but ii IS quite nkcly ta; IT MILL lNIlEASE,
AID 10 A CONSIDERABLE EXTENT. If TIE RE
PUHIlCANS ARE SUCCEnSFlL at the forthcoming
PesdeGal election ao,rcsso 1H unpa ia Soc
q aH fe ES NrEH& ' or THE MAHTFAcrTrIRE 6N
TIE OTHER SIDE or THE ATLANTIC: and
second, the effect Of the eX'r" price e3nIe4g a
vn greatly decreased demand. The effect
Of all this has bceu 10 reduce prices 10 cvei which
Is quite unrcmgne-ative. and many works are closing
Which will not likely be Icopcncd until there is
some reduction In wages or advance IN prices.
A FEW CLEARNEADED DEMOCRATS TOO,
KNOW WHAT IT MEANS.
AS GOLD HICKORY JACKSON DID, YEARS AGO.
From u letter written 6y Andrew Jackson April eG,
IS24.
You ask he my opinion the tarih. answer,
that nm IN favor OF judiciOus eXanlna> n ana re
vision OF II and far a. tie tariff before Us en-
braces the design oi FOSTERING. Protecting AID
PiE.EIVlNt within ourselves The means OF National
dam, tuf .futlN III afD uf