The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09

lie expenses by taxing the products OF other nations.
rather than by taxing tho products OF our own. Af
platscl
The Democratic party believes in direct taxation;
that is. in taxing ourselves We don't believe in that
principle, long $ ind anybody else tOtaN.
Laughter and applausel The protective tari only
does everything which revenue tartn can do in rails
ing all needed revenues. hut protective tariff does
more than that. A protective tarin encourages aud
stimulates American industries and gives The widest
possibilities to American genius and American effort
Applause.
Does anybody know villa, tnrin reform meNns cries
OF No No ~ and yet this to be the platform OF
political opponents this year. what doe, mcan' You
can study President Cevelani's utteranc"s from The
first one he made In York wien hc said he did not
know anything about the tariG. until his last one In
Rhode Island. and you go away ignorant and unin.
formed as to what tar. reform means. since the
there have bceh three tar reform bills proposed
by the Democratic leaders. and o! til alike
two OF them with the free list, no two OF them
with the snme tarn list no two of them with the
rates OF duty. but all made by tho Democratic party
upon the same principle. to symbolic and represent
tnrif reform
You may go to Mr. Mills. you may go to Mr. Springer
and you will find that they differ totally But you may
70 TO the House OF Representatives at Washington.
which was elected distinctivev on what tney call
tariff reform issue. with two-thirds majority in the
House. and what do you fndi That they have passed
three bills. Let me name them frst-free tin and
steel or iron plates which tin is cnatedtaSed the
finished product free and the raw material bearing
duty tecond-free wool to the ard tariff
cloth to the consumer thrd-free cotton ties to the
cotton States and ah hoop iron to all the res. OF tho
States That Ia their symbol OF tariff reform.
Gentlemen Of the Convention. how do you Ike II
This contest that you enter upon the
OF protection and reciprocity But want to say here
that there not line of Tariff bill that Is not
American there Is not that is not patriotic.
There ia not that does not represent American.
ism and the highest possibilities OF American citizen.
ship. tApplauseL
to declare ourselves upon other questions here
to-day We declare ourselves the question OF
n free ballot and fair count. IApplauseI No plat.
form should have been made by Republican ConNen.
ton that did not reiterate that great constitutional
guarantee. No Republican speech should ever be made
that did not insisthrmiy md resoluely insist-thnt
that great constitutional guarantee shall be living
brthrght not tho cold formay of constitutional en-.
actment but living thing. which the poorest and hum
blest may confidently enjoy and which the rich and the
most powerful dare not deny. Great applause.
We can well leave to the Committee on Resolutions
the duty OF making platform that shall represent tho
best ideas and the best thoughts and the bes: wishes of
the republic an party. Applause When we go ont of
this Convention upon true Republican platform. We
go out marching to victory. no matter what name We
may carry on our banner
cheering. At its close there were repeated
cries OF !" Douglass" and the venerable en-
When order was restored the Chairman recos.
nized Chairman Bingham OF the Committee on
form and read that mmittees report. The
fret {ongrsss was .sSmEhasizsi by Mr.; BinSs-
Mr.. Bingham explained that with two excep.
tions these were the rules of the last National
insert ion of a rule providing that q mo;
ton TO table an amendment r, shall not
h GntsS State. senao TIT
was the rcc9gnttion OF the rules OF the House
iilibustcring and obstruction and non-action.
es ;Miopp when reported by the Committee on
The report was agreed to without Division
Tho Chairman then announced that the next
Of ON the % hf
the S9 to Ss Fax tine hG could
and said that II there was no objection further
| time would be granted.
Ihf ,2 OF T't he then Gf qF ha
They We're ANNOUNCED ms follows:
sas. F"aeIl Clayton: taii"rnis H. l. De Young !" DO:
E"s sasrs m lem
is%a IL s@ss; m1 sSs 5sall
G ss1 s"nA mr.
= MIN MT1y Grnns
Missssppi asked further !ims; Missouri. { Kersns:
ssan ask. a se~ Aiks f
cheney New Jersey Garrett 4 n"Hnr New York
S"t,& dakota i. : lisnsSrogsS DINO. u Hahn:
ss % aas yft sefisa
s5 hy9n S"e n.kS" k,rs4sS yrm %
SeSon bennett: IVES, rgntn u + il. Scott; Wi.s1n.
s,n. iienIS C. Payne; Wyo,ning J, N. Carey; New
| time: Utah further time.
Mr.. Clarkson's name was greeted with pro-
lonGed applause; Mr.: Manlcv's name was an
the nrn ouncement OF the name Of Il. C. Kcrens
OF Missouri. that the fight in that delegation
| had been settled this morning against the old
| applause, Alahones name and several others
were npnlaudcd.. Perry Carson's name was re-
ceved with laugh ter The Chairman request
| during the day. A Texas delegate asked that
Texas DO passed until the, Chairman Of tho del
egation should aWTEiye, thus repudintinG the
Several womnn'S suffrage, memorials and
| memorial from tho Honest Money League
wore presented and referred.
| The Chairman then announced that tho next
| business was the naming OF candidates for the
rited buzz mud senator ,Cullom jumped to his
feet and asked that the list of states be road to
name honorary Vice Prcsidents
| Mr. ingalls, rose and ash cl that rulc three be
| read. Clerk Johnson read this rule. when pro-
| Credentials aud Rules must be acted upon bc-
| for" any nominations were mado for President
| and Nc"-lrcSihcn'.
Chairman Mckinley gracefully accepted the
| correction and Withdrew his announcement.
On motion Of ar. De Young OF California the
| Conyenlion at l2,5Oadiourned untiltn- moirow
| ut ! o'clock. There were cries Of g No!" rs
| the motion to ad ourn was made. and the vote
| in its favor was small. but tho Chairman nut it
| quickly and quckly declared 1t carried.
EXIT TIE M'KIALEP BOOM