The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-08

OF the leading manufacturing centres OF
tho world. The sum invested In this di-
rection has grown within twenty-nye
years from $500. 100000 to somethins over
$1,000 100000. Facilities for shipping ana
transportation In general afforded by this CITY
are so allurinR that manufacturers have been
moving their plants from neighboring cities
and towns even remote into this metropolis
because the increased advantage for distrfbu-
ton thus secured far moro than compensate
them for increased rentals
Additionally. this city 10 ths great nnancisi
centre OF tho country. Tho great railroads.
express. mining. and trust companies and
corporations doing an Interstate business
place their main Offices here. and from here
keep themselves in touch with the country.
With this enormous concentration OF inter
ests. financial. commercial and manufactur-
ing. at this point, It will readily DO seen that
on Manhattan Island. Of all spots In this coun-
try there Is the most instant 70 itS Sf.
the most conservative on the continent 1t 10
feared. It ia for this reason that while there
may DO q tariff ideal. the vast aggregate q
sSss ysa thSTsh t ape0MsfSk
sS "a ~
measure. and the cry that goes out from this
great trade centre Is that there may be no
Now. Mr. ii" Cleveland d. whether deservsdly or
bodi M SS ei ireetrado link erns. Of doterm
dsapp o rads
stands in the eyes OF conservative tusinesS
men as 7 not the spirit Of pnrSs
ane cea to .ssblished conditions Of trade While
he himself Is undoubtedly man Of great ana IN.
iarsor than his psrty and, Therefore Ms sap:
didaey upon tarin Issue S N would 90
featuring interests hero than it was In 1888
@ Some time within yeaEw ,, have E9sd IN The IL
which that astute, friend Of MI; Cleyoland az.
clnred that what dsfeated the pemocrati9
tSs o
growth Of thIs German, mqnufacturlne ele;;
millionaire manufacturers who were members
ofthe Liederkranz Society;
dr Ta0s 81 ssas IN shs city
great business interests. And, It is, for this
forth that the ELECTION Of Mr.. Cleveland would
be u menace to all such interests. No. wonder
has Adms
The tariff question, at the best. is only side
stolen Democratic thunder In the word pro-
asEs Be- fsns MsS1 a
son. and on which Jackson and oil clear, head; ;
the United States Of America against the
systems and hsritases The Deu9sraatie
ss '' o, 0 sserytsin a
It Is tho party which gave tho no, bounded
The from he @Se England when
Federalists were trying to shut him ont from ron
hi tss is hs Which Se oTs
stitutien OF the United states and has insisted
upon, strict construction" as the only sure
ment q eentraiiSod power. and which is to-day
the faithful protector Of the. doctrine OF State
FShts as Of .hat Of
OF the higher law" doctrine. which would
subserve the ends OF Napoleon but is hostile
So. Wills the Cd Democratio party IS the party
OF protection In its broad sense. tho Repub-
lican party has, stolen our thunder IN tariff
phraseology and Ia mRsQuerading as the party
Of protection for American industries.
the Ct tas
protection . which IS tundamentat in our in.
And that + the q the bal
the e'i form Of Tribune q the pebs. Who By
means Of bands Of retainers compels his own
for them as he pleases. It does not mean q
Napoleonic pleblscite. where centralized and
officers voters into
and eentralizinc power: But t does mean The
exercise OF an express PRIVILEGE and right
And tho Force bill is calculated t. destroy this
one fundamental and distinguishing feature Of
1T and Of pI ihs n. n
to New York city and 70 San Francisco. The
poison less poison. it merely renders the dan:
gers Of Its application all the greater; , True
asf S s e undea OF PIN
eonstructed to reaeh from Maine to California
| endeavor to stretch line OF Dnvenports across
| the country as trains OF dynamite connected
aceordns 70 the lat Of the s, Contra
telllGence and eternal vigilance Of Democrat.
| Davenport to keep himself vol in hand anc
not walk tho streets unrcstrqipedly as the
alton whose inroads on popular rights wouIt
be limited only BY its need Of votes.
But s & Jha
| tho negro vote is in excess OF tho white
With Federal authority to bnck them. will
what Would lie limit rr Of tho scope Of action o
these Davenports those agents OF n far of
power. wholly, out OF touch with local ant
| municipal feeling and in direct hostility to tn
Intelligence OF these communities?
| The mere suggestion makes him shudde
| who loves the institutions OF this land. an,
who. being familiar with their origin ant
growth: sees the precise relation OF II Fore
bill to their continued existence. 1t would b.
impossible to contr1ve n measure moro fla
GRAVITY un, American. moro hostile in spiri
and form to tho rule Of Intelligence rs ex
pressed by a majority. to the Declaration Q
1ndcpcndence. and American institutions a
defined in the Constitution and elaborated b
| century OF experience. than in this self
same Forco bill. unless it were a bill providing
| for II monarch out and out
| Therefore it is. sir. that in brushing tn
| tariff issue aside as Of minor importance an
placing the Force bill issue before the Amerl
hour. you clear the air Of befoesine matter
| and rally Democrats to the fundam entail plan
| Of their faith. A CITIZEN OF NEW YORK,
NEW York CITY. July 4.