New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
THAT AWFUL BOMBSIIELL.
AN EXPLOSION THAT BRINGS CONSIDERATION
TO THE FREE-TRADEHs.


TO THE FREE.TRADEEs.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
This report enough Of itself to overthrow OIL inc
twist the Mckinley bill 10 his ogn IDEAS there - no
possibility Of doing It. Again we remark TIM, David
form had turned every workshop In the country into
u Republican headquarters.
A FRANK CONFESSION CERTAINLY
From The Brooklyn Eagle Dem.l.
The publication Of the report at this time ana thT
peculiar contents Of the document M ARE Isv.and and
improve those Of his opponents
GIVING Mr.. CLEVELAND A BLACK Eye.
From The Troy Times.
As Mr. Peck is member Of the party which ,, has
declared for tariff for revenue only u IS EVIDENT
st",isea argument against Protection but the facts
IRE all against him. He Acknowledge mat ~ ~hs
his purpose In starting out TO establish u precon-
ccved theory but acknowledges failure and positive
discontinue Ne has hit the Free Trade theory
| squarcy between the eyes.
THE EMPIRE STATE PARTICULARLY AFFECTED.
From Tho New York Mall and Express.
1t Is unnecessary TO remind New Workers that tis
Is the greatest manufacturing state In the country ana
as much rs anywhere that the blessings protection
are manifest 1t Is here that the adoption OF ir"e,
most suffering and bear hardest on the w2rinngman
Commissioner Peck's figures. collected by Democratic
mendous boomerang for the Democratic party. They
| prove exactly what Democrats do not want proved
denial Of the allegations of the Democratic platform
on the tariff question, but he SAYS truly that that Is
not his fault, but the fault OF the facts
FACTS DERIVED FROM DEMOCRATS.
| From The Philadelphia Press.
| The evidences OF the great benefits Of the Pro
tectlye tariff are to be seen on every hand but 1t Is
Democratic officials as the result of thorough invcstl
| CATION
| CLEvELANDs OWN APPoINTEE. TOO.
| From The Boston Journal.
Labor Commissioner Peck OF New York. whose
Under the Mckinley law has thrown the Cleveland
men into spasms Of rage was nor an v o.
| land himself. In 1883.
| A CHALLENGE HANDSOMELY MET
| From The Albany Journal
"The Journal has on several occasions Ctsd specific
advances In Ehe wages paid in certain Industries In
made by Grover Cleveland in his calamity speech at
Providence. last spring wherein he called for Instances
in our most enthusiastic moments have never dared
TO suspect, much less to insl that the Mckinley
S r Of the State as is now ocy revealed
by the report of Commissioner Of Labor Charles +;
| platform which denonnces Protection fraud and
Protective tariff as unconstitutional and demands the
| enactment OF a frcetrade tanh. modelled after the
J revenue only system Of Tree trade Great Britain.
| WHAT MAKES 1T 50 FoRCEFUL.
| From The Springfield Union.
"The Boston HERALD Is right in characterIzing the
blow Struck NJ NieNcmnu, IL Is truth
| that strikes the blow.
TESTIMONY FRoM THE ENEMY.
| From The Hartford Post.
| No more convincing testimony OF the benefits Of
the Mckinley bill could be secured than that which
comes suddenly and unsolicited from Democratic
source the report OF Commissioner Peck. Of the New
| York Bureau of Labor Statistics.
YES; OF COURSE, 1T is REPUBLICAN,.
| From The New-YOrk Press.
| IL Is not n novel plea that a cold and cOloress
report OF facts Is Republican campaign document.
Facts have way OF becoming Republican campaign
| documents when printed In black and white. The
facts OF the history OF the United States during the
| war are an excellent Republican campaign document.
So too are the facts of the financial history Of tho
United States from that period 10 the resumption OF
| specie payments, January l, 1870. The facts
OF the history OF civil service reform, ballot reform
and liquor legislation reform all good Republican
campaign documents.
! RATHER HARD TO FIGURE OUT.
From The New-York Morning Advertiser.
| This Is the situation In New-lork with reference