Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-06

his re+id+.c cc III the City Of ludelrn;t-
tnce, aud enlisted in the ranks II 1T
. republican, army. b-l'tvit,x that with
/ It's r~cur! nf glorious achievements il
i The past, IT. r'|,-'~ttnt, e.1tt and wiz.
a'ti'nt" IN nll 1ut~tint* involving thu
t.F"-l":t; Il H. country, II VIZ l:4r
'A'tr that ought 'r wit, u.,u thnt it
" y hi~: dttv II |; :itZtft 10 he}ntt VIII, !,
iii ''atttuin il IN .'n+tr Thi- I4:1.tj
a:hritft!t1' nnt * Nr airfn:if.'~ r'+s<tt,
t,f s"'t!4 itI'Hnitu,', Ills tuIk |'4iae
'turtA!zt!'y cnnnrnt*d aud iu&. RS" ink
hire uuoAt A4u iu:c:-ps:s Il: *th
thuny WHY Inn'~. FIR: i',ste,,"c; il,
1r,rr ling tht- ''IHe!h4 ut tie ~ II p:t-
tit ''t:t.'lt liz t:ty IT 1utl+i'+ntietur.
E@e >Atr: "Nt Will t:!at:r tt,r r+paf,l.
''H;' tAity VA tAt right, brcau t they
alWay: "trr right, aud ! believe all
'>s wilt d. rlKEt. VIZ vii! }.ut the
~ n!nruts nn the left, tt.cuu.e they
always huve been left, Away should
t'e lrfE, unt} I c<n tih+t;ly heii.ve, ;4!-
why> will be |tf." Fra 1its' unt.ar-
nnre hs II nuhIic speaker Mr.. McIntire
certainly >ccr-h IN unusual success,
An1 ttIe applause as 1T ia: down was
long and loud.
Tie next speaker WA. Mr.. John T..
Light, who WIS left tn select hi4 own
tubl'c. He cl,',-e "Tne Tariff aud
without dcIviug into columns Of stu
t'stlc-, gave as INTERESTING Il short talk
on this vex-d question az Que wo,,t
are to listen 10. 1t was in fact the
a b T. Vi the tsr.t1 4urstiou. aud gave
clearer view of tariff Legislation in
this country, a2d what "tarlft' wn..
aud what !ts Effect IN the country
WAS, than has ever been expoundtd
from political platforms in this city.
Beginning with the existence Of the
British colonies, he stated that the
policy Ct EuxIand had ever bern tr+e
trade for the colonies, and the djs-
enlargement Of manuf f,cturea IN .uy
OF her c"l"nial dependencies. On the
other hand she encouraged the A.r!>
ru1 unt@ pursuits lu o'drr HUT thr raw
I'll .t~rtal might he cnehply urnhuctd
fnr The factories Of the mother c1uEtrv
IN run on. Following the history #
the coun q through lleir struggle. fnr
Independence. H. stated ttat tI- frat
UT 'tat becnt1,e II law Wa4 Il r.;trc'ive
taritf bin, i"ltn *td bf III" rMuulgs~
tim Ut tht pIincIpie tk4t tb:s r',au+rv
NUT Manufacture WlIEt II l~+- Il, 1nr
h> possible, and that 1hn>e t4tA..utar.
lures mus b. rnte.trd tr. IN hr~ign
competition. Thi> wn< n..t undred
Yeats Az , and !nii, wing this lrgi. Il.
i ~ through the century. t'e srt nkt,'
showed f'y h1s.s:rir"i f@tt~ unA rt'er~ |
e.cts that VI"l+rti,n hon. nAus'
trie. had EVER hetu tue to v that /
brought prosperity To 1h+ tnunfr> at
lnrlt, wheth" nnvuea1sh hv Ds,nn- ;
rr"t> 'r Why. hi that t-'t yer
this principle i,ntt t.e+tI tlrI'nr'.d IT, Ill
a:lu tue D.ult~ratir 1dtA ut 're+ :rAttr !
atpsomched. pautt>, hard tilE.- aut
nn'inun! diShs +r to!1owtd ~ surely NJ +
night fnllu"s day, The talk WAS II
positive rudin,pntary education I"
n~urly all wlIn were :ttst mt, many IT
whom no doubt regarded the tariff AZ
Il recent is-ue. Mr. Light Is 10 te
highly coniplimenteu nu his # It c; !
into this Question, and his al lily III
placing 50 connected aud clear Il hie-
tory Of 1t btfure bis auditors.
Thert being Il" ether speakers pr+s-
ent, the club adjourned, tn meet again
on Saturday evening, March 10Th,
when another program will be pro |
vtdtd, and all who care to attend |
without regard to party, are invited.