New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
DEMOCRATS FOR PROIECIION.
* APPEAL. TO ADMIRERS OF JEFFERSON.
TILE reEErE Conspiracy CLEARLY tx

.,,r rprrTrApE CONSPIRACY CLEARLY IN
uo.rn .xn VIGOROUSLY DENOUNCED.
az have excellent reasons FOR the statement" n,o
aid Henry Nichols yesterday " that there are So'ooo
,,o,,o, D.mocrnts in this state who will on No
,or : cast their votes for Harrison and Reid
-. vicluis + chairman OF the Protective Democratic
,,,o NJ tnIs city. Of Ncw-l0rk, which already ha'
upon IFS roll, the names OF thousands OF Dchoci"''
WIN stand by the Jchcrsonian doctrine OF froe'u'h
and cauuot h, deceived INFO the support oil the ''i
,,,in confederate Cevelaud F!cc'Trade theories ehu''
or,t.d by The Chicago Convention. "These men,
s,id Mr. Nclos having tho interests OF the country
and th,Ir own interests heart cannot BE- lhuhcou
~ take the fearful risk Of exchanging tr prosp rlN
~ TOT ay for the uncertainty which must follow 'he
entrance Of Free Trade Administration pleds'u ~
lc,trcy tn safeguards which the pohcy OF b." h'p"V
,c,, pory has erected FOR the maintenance Of Amer-
can asrcndancy in the commerce Of the world Ihc
following address has bccU issued by the League
IN ia, Jcfersonlan Democrats OF New orr; A..
The Protective Tarin Domoc'aH Lens"e VI M w
CITY of Ncw-Nofk asks your assistance in .staDish
ing my HmcTcpn ndsireS and American labor which
we're advocated by the founders OF the Democsa.,o
iarkson which are now impercd by the cahdldtey
az Grover Cleveland. ana 10 DECLARATIONS " VIC ~,
Chicago PLATFORM which says we deciirc II -, ~
II. a fundamental principle OF the Democratic parry
that the Federal Government has no cons,.u,,ol n
power Impose and collect 'arih du'eS' eAcep i''
he PURPOSES OF revenue only rho
Thls You know to bo unquolincdly false. , Ine
o. the Chicago Convention contained thes" woru' ;
=. I'm mailing reductions I'm taxes 1t IS not proPos.u
10 injure any domestic industries, but rather U" P"
mote their healthy growth. FROM ', @ mis,nn,
OF this Government the inNcs collected ~ lnr nu,,
lioHse nave meei nor,inuc TO he MOREOVER many
Industries nnvc come 20 rely upon lcslshu"I U' s,
,e At every Stop rcsardful OF tho labor and capital
thus Involved. The process OF reform must 1 1 SUD
jocled in the execution Of this plan to the dc'"'''
Of justice ~
This pledge would tnvc been sat factory TO Jc'cr
sonian Democrats But at the demand OF that eiem''.
in the party which favors English Free Irade ""u
tho economic theories OF the Golden club. it was sr"
out For reasons best known TO themselves 'he
seventy-two Delegates from New York. mlsrelr"'ehu"s
their constituents voted In the Affirmative The par"
rr,ph n Il now stands substituted. ana the III
tercss Of every manufacturer, every business man. anu
evorv workman I'm this the greatest manufacturing
city on the Continent betrayed In Tie interest
OF FrrcTmdc England. "
on the other hand, that part Of the platform when
concerns the tariff which was adopted bN t"e h'
pubcan party nj Minneapolis. June y. lS'-' WIN
soys: I'VE believe that AL articles which cannot Dc
o,,cea in the United States except uXuiics should
No admitted free Of duty. and that on all import"
coming into competition with the products Oh A'"e'',"'
oior her. should be levied duties cqml 10 the dl'i''
cnce between wages abroad and ut home Is Il sun
-,,uial Federation OF the Views OF Jrl'fsoh 'inu'''
and jackson. and should have the support oil all
Intelligent DcmOcuL
W., are also opposed TO that provision IN inc Demo
cratic uattor which advocates the repeal OF the tax
on State banks ana proposes to return 10 he era ol
wildcat money. We believe that all money. whether
gold silver or paper should be Issued By thN ieder"
government and be II full legal tender for all debts
public and private
From l-iG 10 1851 this country suffered from the
crushing effects Of tariff for revenue only. sS7-
TEN established IN tho interest Of those who desired
to sell the products OF slave labor and who wished
to buy Ia those markets where manufacturing LABOR
WAS cheapest. who held that every man who labored
With hi, hands mudsi!l,7 and who would
hive reduced all worhmen Ia the level OF the slave
lab,rcrs they owned With these iactS many of The
Younger generation. who have had the advantage OF
vtng under the economic system advocated by Jerer-
son nrc unfamiliar and ask those who sympathize
with our objects have records Of the low wages
paid In those years 70 put them at our disposal Tor
educational purposes.
Ne request every Democrat who Ia In sympathy
with those views. and who does not intend 10 vote
for the representative - Free Trndc and wildcat
money Grover Cleveland 20 send his address To
Henry Nichols chairman. Protective Tarln Demo
cradle League. =. q. Box 2.l57 NcwYork City.