The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-28

ooyntIes but The n market towns are all comma
fs$ ~ sso s;sS Price m1f ss,, TnS:'
wore ?sa I'll. 'sss TGsss
e" cent 81 o%r bfeadstSis at home. We forget
sSs ,5s l ssf Sst Is hnfos. whGh
ers Of grain. india has surplus; Chill and
tho Chinese eat rice. which is their substitute
for wheat, and export 1t. Hence the growth oil
Perhaps t the Limitations Of agricultural power
or Tsqs are not our cities defoetivoly gov
thsm but E p ere wsr thss mGst Ss
p"lntsd ~ ths Mayor think !, Tie aSysrn n 4.
iRs Gnd would aks Sst
ster. It is not fair that onc..hrd u the people
of city should pay all its taxes and have no
S.lly tSl !" .%rSSSrsss is sna is%y ssd Xst
otSoP third IN essessivs t,xatcp Tie Voting
power takes away the taxes OF thos. who have
property to support UNNECESSARY labor."
TEN. Of nominating presidcntsp ..
~, do not SEQ amy, better system. and yet
th htS Old caucus S V system Witch was introduced
by Jefferson. which tho people now would
Mt stand a. wss nsEt to u TIE dstaon
t t emit! 'i Is New YORK. When / was a
f;rran mos1 Of the Eli p
were favorable to me-, but when the dclrentions
were made up hnd six men only. aud they
tda %s that had the
third ballot on Monday Harrison would have
been withdrawn and you would have been
supported by Iowa
~ IcllsyS ttat !; 50: but ut, Mr.: Harrison was
good many ask mo every day II you are
uI an not. will have nothing to say on
For tie first tlme to-day heard the name
OF Mckinley mentioned as a possible raIlying
"WelI. should not be surprised. There are
changes however. In the tariff in both parties.
Tho Democrats have good many protection.
lists among them. and arc embarrassed by that
that some. OF. the last additions to the tariff
party unHs 20 S by 9 sSs G 9T s n
we see how It works. Many things said against
IT. can be said no more The New EngIan clan. men
dens IN il; finding that they could not get FREQ
rSw materials and keep on liSn TEXTILE utes
eotns sapposs tSat SR Sq
ike od No Ia tSe the sas ,n r
wars But any important changes in the tariff
are not liable to be made. by either political
softer thnn those Of the sheep which run wild.
other lands. HE manaacssrer wants to oo as
sort and blend his woods. The New England
manufacturer has to choose between taking
care OF our focks or getting loss tariff upon
the state = things sci has thss Country Is
and the benefits Of their own Unfit are basy.S
What OF the Canadian question p
ne issue ever arose between this c9un-
ana and taEe Il T viii ean we
could concentrate upon, the Niagara River an
vessss ffSe
should not let that stand long enough to ben
Are we not happily rid Of the Chilan FUSS ?"
UNEQUAL wal, witt! Chill. but the idea that, by
not do this country Is a part f q H"SS g
6 Of
cirque that we mnst withdraw our Minister
hold that America is continental nation.
and much better employed within our ample
power in remote combinations and tradfngs or
Jefferson sent out his expeditions to explore
our vast and rich interior aud have found ii"
What are we going to do as to our national
tbs 81 1Ha ans as New
1t is already proposed to turn into the
would Sis 1
meet the question
Referring to reciprocity Mr.. Sherman said
similar things to settle. but preposterous as
between the United States and Canada. The
Of rdk mad an said
he: Before this treaty we took 5000 tons Of
german sugar. and we are paying SlOO.OM.-
though we miss the duty in our revenue. tho
effect has been to cheaper sugar and it will be
The senator said that he thought the free
silver bin would pass the lower House and
"Will not that perhaps cause the Presiden-
Gratis will lose New York State. though they
%sy imp sfSt.s their chances in some Of the
Mr.. Sherman inquired how the Democrats
we're going to get oyer the two-thirds rule in
was in favor Of Hills nomination. mentioned
the name q Gov, Flower 70 him as s. an alter
nt NC d @ ne
He spoke OF the speech OF Gen. Palmer lust
t as very good opeech. but Thought
was too old for the Presidency.
Is the country for radical change
:hange In tho emigration laws, Five years, is
1beyed. for an emigrant to become n citizen. |
But there are many kinds Of cmigrants coming |
here who are obnoxious. The different foreign |
have never lowered their stand |
,rd on the subject of citizenship. We have
certain elements OF Bohemians. Calabrians. |
md Russians, coming here who are objec- |
ionable TO all. l have no doubt that those
Eases OF diseases which have Just broken out |
n New York have sprung from unfit emf
grants who were pushing their way In. We
should keep pRupers out OF this country and |
lnclean people. and those who are In no con- |
1ition to support themselves"
The Senator remarked upon the admission |
y Utah. now pending. that. he thought |
hey wore playing with double face. and |
my. s2mething was said about tie Jewish
md Catholic questions. The Senator said
hat In some Of the nations like Russia offence
lad been taken at the in.peritnh in in,prr'iO at
itnde OF the Jews. He had SPOKEN to two
Iatholic hterarchs-Cardinal Gibbons and
Archbishop lreland-both eminent and able
men: upon tho apparent changes taking place
n the relations OF the American Catholic
Jhureh to the Pope He had remarked to one
II these gentlemen that 1t was the allegiance
o q foreign Pope which caused much Of the re-
ieious jealousy In the United States, Thecler-
cal had replied that there was nothing OF that
except over tho priesthood. and Mr.. sherman
'aid that Ii would be better II tho allegiance