New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
TIE AMERICAN INDuSTMAL SY*rEM
PROTECTION FOR THE worKlNGN,N 'No Pros


prHITY FOR ALL TIE NNT1pN.
TIE Republican part, -,and, for ~" I'tndpl" 81
protection. We believe tn tie pre-cr .;.u'n "f ~"
meriran naiact fOr American p-i Ic"'- AMI ""run'l
Sc believe That the development Il 10 n" MANUFACTURES
--nd, DIRECTLY promote the nierc & o. agf'l'nr' h
ii-ni.ifng ma"lci fer 'hc l~of.'e y N ffn,
nj thus emanc'psting oar farmer 'rmn the tftn~
ocrfiiinn CHARGE. Dhirh th"y mn'u ps' vh"n tn"lf
rosucts GEEK dis'snt markets 90. d" not Ind mv-"f
IN sympathy with that polio, Thai d'ne, the appf'
o-,tions nccess Nv tho proper defence Of our pc"
ne ard for the convenient 5hmni"ra'o1 OF our pub
o affairs I'm order tis' tho tnea' Of -nrlu, may be
need for n sinister pnrrO~. believe that IN reducing
mr revenues 80 the level Of Cur n"cdrh ana proper
r1Icnditures aud should continue I" FAVOR ana
protect our own indnstres. Tho Eepihcan party
rae shown It, capacity wisely to reduce our revenu"
md at the tine 10 protect the American system
-IndsHspoi, July -. lo77.
II is Ole o, tie hes, element, I'm our strength A. a
state That orr farm bands iareg possessed ~
small tracts ard are Tiled by who own thcr
Cod grant that IT may @ long before We hnve IN thi'
courtrv enantry that /, hope.cs7ly such from On"
Generation TO another pdanapDis August D. 1883
Our party stands for the doctrine that the Amcri'a'
market shall be preserved FOR American p-o1ncer'
our .xty millions Of people are tie besi bu en- In
the world und they such because our "Oihhs
clas,c. exeve the lest wages In The wolld-uhidr
apoi- July 81. 1898.
desire that our legislation be OF That soT th'
will secure the highest possible prosperity. wages a'
10. only suppl, the n.ccs-t,s Of lie. but Pave u"
.ia,tal margin for comfort and for III" saving
ank 40 mans wages should be 80 low That he can
not In his day, Of vigor. make provision for the III
capacities Of acc1ent The ecblcncs, Of Old ase.-
indianapolis. July Is, 1000.
The tide Of emigration from European counti"' lai
been and Is tOwnId shore The gate Of ''e'Ie
Garden swing inwnrd. T!.ey do not swing outward 10
any American labor" seciEa better 'ouhd} l"'
his Men WHO have toch al WAGES in othrr hid'
Ia, bafey .Hstained he ard opcu"d no arein' oI
,,ai-e TO Themselves or 70 their Children know The
God land Of hope M well the swallow En1"o 'ai
land Of ,uInnler They testify that h-Ic are O;tcr
Conditions, wider and more hopeful pi"p'ctf ihih IN
NV oil cr land. n" more WORN there j, to d" !"
hi, country the higher that wages VIII be pm Tor INC
ling Of il That po1cy which ,e me-, the large Il
mo MT ii wori 10 be don, a. home j. tie policy "'
,yl .ocirc - 0ui aborng ,tcd1y employment ana
he he, vages. \ policy which MI transfer |o!h
rom or hclorc, 10 foreign factorc' inevitably eh"'
g., The depression OF wac, here What !, the bet
,lGclcc # :;alional prosperity and tht be snaIan
,ocinl ode. If NOT an intelligent tiniiiN cOhDh'cd
,or;,iug class e. indianapolis. July 20, Lees.
Heroes have been fourd at the throttle and Che b1c
= .I, a. on the battlefield. and well WORTHY OF song
md marble There Is relation between INC WAX
., ,pe sIIl,cS abOpr ard II the un-hlcd ab0rci. n
.,,ly a. between the prices oil two grade al 'O'oh
,nth II the fist !. cut down. the other TOO must
| come dowa II a1O: Is thrown out o! one line OF
vcnrc by 80 nuch noie viii the others be crowded.
,n, p,llcy TIM Transfers YrAucton from the Amen
90, 10 the English German shop works an INJURY
a oil American w0rhmen.- Indianapolis, July ID, 1855
I do not believe that republic can live and prosper
,hoe vage ~ do not receive eaOugh 10 mai" e
comfortable who do not have some upward avenues Oh
,.u, hef,,. them. When The waGeearncrs OF tho lana
o bore when the star goes out. after That anarchy
| or t,e Czar-lndianapoH' Sept. H. 1855.
l., f. II Deasant condition vi things when all cHs9es
,r. pr,rpcrols VIXEN The NOTTINGHAM has Iair "aHcS
hat euvc him some mari above HE daily heces'1s'
| 1 .houM lose hope for institutions wheh 'heFc
bouId he despliTing Glasses among us. An Aihe1oah
,t,lzcn could not be good citizen who DID not nave
| hone in his heart-(SaIda, Col. May H. 1sDl'
We have come TO point where American INDUSTRIES
American commerce and American influence are 10 DC
| revived and extended. Tie American sentiment anu
fseIpr WIS never controlling than now ana az
moi ne that term In the narrow sense OF naive Aaf
lean but TO embrace all loyal Citizens wne'her hA'c