New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
LONDON MEDICAL RECORD.

do dpr not see how Mr. cleveland carry New-York
as Free Trader on these hgures
MKINLEY HAS BEEN LIBELED.
From The Poughkeepsie Eagle
What the Democrats said about the bad effects
of the hll has been borne out by the STATISTICS
gathered from the workshops -
IT WILL MAKE HIM VINCE, ANYHOW.
From The Washington STAR
tn. renort of the Democratic New-York Com
missioner Of Labor sustaining the Mckinley tariff was
the most unkndest cut OF all" 10 Mr. Oe'e'nu a"U
his party.
AN IMPORTANT CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION
From The Boston Traveller.
The report OF the Commissioner OF Labor ana
Bureau OF statistics for the state OF New ork, WHICH
has Just been made pmDS W Ss bearing or the
Of the impending political campaign especihy and
relating to the questions OF the thh' iaDof "'N
wages.
GOOD MATTER TO CIRCULATE.
From The Newburg Journal.
Mr. Pecks report Is one Of the best campaign do th
ments that could be circulated nna no Twill w, sce
TO il that this testimony OF political foe TO the
benefccnt working OF the Mckinley nrin seus i''o
the hands OF every voter
NOW SEE MIR. PECK CATCH rTi
From The New York Recorder
Mr. Peck has told the truth, and It Is alse,ase
10 our politics that public and public Journalists
beginning to abuse MN m, be mass ne Of iii lies to de-
ceIye the people This Is a campaign OF educa'ioh
A MODERN BALKAN.
From The Springfield Union.
The Democratic rage the report OF Com minis,
nd reun o the MIG XXid and XXvth chap
ters Of Numbers. Balak employed Balaam to curse
:. And BANKS anger was hndled against Balaani,
and he smote his hands together, ana bai,a saiu
unto BALKAN: | called thee to curse mine enemies,
"nd hehold thou hnst altogether blessed them these
three times
A WEAK AND SLY REPLY.
From The Brooklyn standard-Cnlon.
OF course the caamtytes are trying to dlscre ,h.
beneficial effects OF the Nc Kney bin In the wages Oh Oh
American workingne These figures are nhe -
n,"hy '"0 The mswspapcr advocate OF anarchy at
Homestead during the labor troubles there Is sonS
u s, os WcyiD,.yS that kept up the hire OF the
aborers but 1t Is not succeeding 10 any eH men
on the contrary qS m.a rhe That organization
of very little where there Is no market u1 p
The plea Is too u1y oi lO @e , any intelligent work
ngman. They know what inc M iSs,rrs"n The
done and know That under 81 Gen praapery and they
don't feel like changing that condition i.r ,'s sane
81 any theory that they may be confronted "i'h'
TIE BIGGEST INCIDENT OF THE DAY.
Scw.York Letter to The Philadelphia Leusc' a,
n ANYTHING has been omitted which can NIKE ,n '
-enort hurifui 10 the Democratic party tue olsSon
bas not vet been discovered by any OF the mn ~
py common CONSENT this statistical report
made by Senator frs friend Is the leading i'n nane
Of the campaign 80 far as the campaign nus ''c"
developed.
A THUSDrRDoLT OUT OF CLEAR Skifs'
From The Trenton Gazette
The annual report Of The Commissioner OF iab1r o..
Now York inst made public, falls upon the I'M t"d'
Democracy like thunderbolt.
CONVINCING IN HIGH DEGHEh'
From The Kingston Freeman
such facts. gathered BY a Democratic state omcer'
are conclusive proof OF the beneficial encct' of pro
tcctlon upon wages.
THIS WEAR WOULD STRENGTHEN TIE CASE.
From The Boston PENN Free Press.
II Is sweeping. convincing. and cannot De rr Wt
hv any artlfce the Democrats may employ. M,s'
iS more n was taken at a time when the lhhueiicc
%, Tho new Tariff least felt The ngurs Ior
:. Hgi- ended August 3lst OF that year tne re-
g. M onestIon but what the corresponding HonhS III
,h. succeeding year ending August H. lsss VIII sue"
a greater gain In average wages ana srr''er III
crease In production.