New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

add that the Republican party, never acting from
% as not sSa % R" any duty 70. has
will hereafter reduce the tariff whenever such re-
hs On: IN 10 BE- We
constantly In mind that legislation which Is Injurious
to the DEMOCRAT squa,y as injurious 10 e MpIS
members Of the community. equally interested In
reaching Just conclusion and md, right result i am
years advocated. and which has, through unccasns
effort finally been IN som: measure ,eeu5 ic give
that II partial extension OF trade. Free Trade as
friends r ard p you'd to 8. ca; f. Sn
would be Just As losicn to say II The p patient !. i'm
Dosd by 1 e. pS ne "' robust
do not stop to discuss the constitutional phase
of this question nss. that it is TOO I.s TO- talk
the light Of the fact that since the adoption Of
the ne pcTsr to ,G yS such Suy n1
las conrnd The validity Of the the lesis,,l on o. xo
Industries and tho American workman against the
ing the protective tariff and we can't II do destroy
it. We can restrict the unfair competition in goods
We should humiatc ana njsre the workman work., ,sos Of
x xn" ae not Worthy 10 Secome Citizens of the United
states: B", just ncS to cali attention 70 the
do both the Democratic party has tried to do neithrr
1t did denouncc the heather Ch'nee and only because
Be SecS Sae SGsS and voted the ticket
es under the law Of affinity they would every JOSS %s
moc "su and conic,us patron saint Of party
81 am often asked how the tariff dement's inc
and by Tie multiplication Of industrial plants bccnise
the farmer Is te countrys commlssary. Inc grrnu
the .mu"Ses S %nd hs the Of
he has feed. the more his market Is bcnrea $"
long as the be Sny p
other hand Free Trade would close up vast hummer
Of nsts % o the Syns Sna
them. They would become competitors Of the fnrmer
instead Of being his Customers suppose y was m now
we viii help mniiers by subvcrtlne all business
prncrls "nd adop,ins the px rop1s% from Noah
Of the food OF waters. down 10 Jerry Simpsons pro-
posed food OF ing money. . A., IA ,o,
THE next question for our consideration ana mn'
second I'm importance. Is the currency 'hsonhd rur
renry of ning value Is to the bnrss wNpa dc %nse
tainted blood Is 10 the human system L" u'o'''
or corrupt The currency y a crime.
THE DtMoCRACY's AvOwFD PURPOSE
ave are now confronted with n deliberately avowcd
purpose on tho part OF our Democratic friends 10
rccstabsh the Cd State bank system-a system WHO"
every man Is years Of age remembers
10 hnvc been unwise In It's inception and fraud
and swindle In its operation. Under that "'"F".
banking SYSTEM the currency Of the country consisted
Of painted rags. issued by innumrriblr Stale b!nhH,
and used money but were not current a aSr and
it is susceptible Of proof that the loss 70 the pIp"
amounted to sum e%uA ~, the ,s wnHS
Us" a mild Term when call il merely 4 loss,fcil
directly upon re helpless people; and IT, Is safe TO
fai ire Of state bank TO redeem It. bills was more
III. entire loss enniled upon al the people "i
from the foundation of the National Bank t. THIS
lour. or 70 put 1t In another way WINE WINE m .m.wh
Of olars have been los, 10 the holders q bis ire"
the lad fraud Of the officials aos OF Of W ,hr
eat banks, and communities we're thus hccc.d OF ih,
hard earnings and savings, the aggregate loss OF a.,
National Bank currency. docs not amount I" one
While It impossible to get the face q par value
OF State bank note Issued under the wiidrnt sSs,cm
friends would wecome) outside Of the state IN which
that issued, 1t Is equally true that to Gay
tinted states but in nsarly every capital in Euroy.
not ony for the same amount In the cnrrehcy OF INC
good for It's face valnc IN gold. II must not I've for.
Cotton that Nj Hrison Of Jsnncscs moved to
pass a bill repeating tho statute imposing tax on
State bank circnialion and ihn eight, i%"r nr
no NEED or TAKING BAD SYSTEM.
IL don't forget tina, the bonds. which now form the
bu,ls Of the National bank circulation. may he PAID
In the course OF time. and that some other arrnne"
mcnt must be made to secure the cir' ula,ion. Ad
hitting this. It does not follow that because som"
changes must be made. we NUT necessarily. III nm.
ucipaon. resort 70 II method which is condemned W
MI pericncc II II be true TINT must. a. result
Of the payment of the binds. ching" our banking
system honest purpose csn ''r,,d b. nyimg I"
suicide this fall for fear might d. Of 'h""ra next
summer II 1, 10 answer 10 LAY TINT Stat" tnnhN
ton. Every citi1cn Whose Az" ">pcl i"nc" ana "b'cr
walton enable him 10 "i-"ly judge know better. ct
Influence. control r.,lal"m III III" Interest 81 free
banhiu. >,'a"d aud "a" cid ~ -t"in al puhd'r would
brsin again. /, viii be- enough to provide ihr
remedy Wien the 81 .ns aprrnlivry require 1t. aud
di .cns" Itself it's not doub'rd that tn" 81
.,r,i.r uu, A,i,s li- n,
ia" necessity for preventing Oh" lps'N resulting h"
the Hildc"i ,,.cm %rrr pre- ,nS, ' H. ;"I"I', 49,,
system i,-rlf. md III" plumber v'ni ~ nn'h'k'F'.
until the enactment Of tho law which pn' an rii
bret hrrn would rcp,n-a law. Sine" III" cnI' lm"n 81
which losses from rr"ieelnnh" bank circulation h"v"
"Thrrr L. another work our D.moratir friends ere s
engaged 10 perform. which Is In the ann lii" a. The
wildcat money scheme allud" 10 their record ~
disclo-h In legislative acts rather than 10 their plat
form adopted at chcnro; for ~ senator inn very
by its declarations. but by H. act, by IL. rec rd ana
tio.- Of us Who hav" lived In pat middle HE. and
dcr.sir-. are very familiar with tn" r"ort II our
DrmocraiIc brcthcrn. not 81 much nr,"m" 81 ,r any
hut hrcal~c suppo,'d t" be vote catcher ana
might enable them t. carry N,i"''d' M"ia!ia l,a
charming and attractive about III" suggestion "f fire."
silver The Implication l'ins that every fellow BY som"
.r S or Of i ts ,l w"' n how h" wo"i get Is
explained. do II seem 4" our Democratic bih'rn
necessary 10 Explain how the hopeli 'liiIrh w"im r.,
some ~ Inc free diver, 10 most ~ II l., clear that
there urc but three WAYS IL obtain MONEY one Is tn
obtain It in exchange for goods Or -"rvlrcS rendered.
another to receive II rs gin. and third to st"a!
IT, Tho silver can only he obtained In one of
these three ways, whether 1t he fec silver or not
beg to call the attention Of my conntrymen TO III"
Startling proposition Involved IN ts socallcd ire"
silver or FREQ coinage measure. There ,its before III"
farmer who plonghs and sows ana rnp< and gathers
and the fruit Of his effort he sells IN hr market vt the
nlurket price. lie can't sell for more 10 ought no,
10 he compelled 10 take less. Plight near him his
mel chbOr who OWNS Il mine. lie T. rot wcrthler-n no
better man. and certainly entitled to 10 superior ad
vantage under the law. TIC des ofr-tno onl
mt of his Industry Is silver ore Now Il would seem
nir tim. these two siond stand under The law on
the same footing IN the field Of Industrial effort. and
n one buys OF the other the law should moi compel
the purchaser to pny for H." article purrlmIed u
certain the miner would howl II the law compelled
him to pay the farmer - cents per bscl for po'aior.
that were only worth 30 rrnt' IN Inc market; ana