Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-29
moNopoLY AND DEmooRAoY.

senator Hale Says that the Standard
Oil Company Controlled she Demo.
cratic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iHale,e
Conyincing Argument In the Senate
for Protection. ats sci. .a--,.f. = -.
WAsH1nGToN, June 28.-The resolution
offered yesterday by Mr.. Hale a. to the
effectual difference between the republican
policy Of protector and the democratic
policy of tariff for revenue only was taken
up and Mr. Hale addressed the senate He
said that "tariff for revenue only, F" which
is to be the rallying cry of democracy in
this campaign. is only separated from free
trade by the amount of revenue needed to
maintain the government. ALI incidental
protection to the American laborer in his
competition with the underpaid and pauper
labor abroad, all recognition of great in
dustries built up under the protective
system, was ruthlessly tossed aside by the
democratic convention. That conven-
ton adopted platform nearer to
free trade than anything which had
been uttered to the country since the abso-
lutely free trade constitution adopted by
the southern confederacy. Every state
that helped to form the free trade consti-
tuition Of the confederacy voted in favor
of the proposition adopted by the conven-
ton. Mr.. Hale spoke of the increase in
the balance of trade in favor of the United
States during the twelve months up to
April, and said this was a republican
showing. The policy of the democratic
party was British, and not American. The
republican party accepted the issue.
Mr.. Vest replied to Mr.. Hale. He said
the democratic party accepted the chal-
lenge given to-day by the senator. 1t pro-
posed on the issue to stand or fall as po-
itical organization. Mr.. Vest asserted
perity from 1850 to 1860 under the low
Walker tariff than it had known before or
since The balance of trade in favor of
the United States was sixty-eight millions
in the year before the Mckinley law went
into effect and only thirty-four millions on
the year after. There never had been such
commercial disaster brought about in so
short time as had followed "that infam-
GUS legislation. "He mentioned necessary ar
ticles whose cost had been increased under
the Mckinley act. He asked if strikes, re-
auctions, lockouts. etc. had occurred since
the act went into effect. He produced q
list of trusts and said trusts were created
under the tariff. He denied Mr.. Hale's
suggestion that in England almost all bust
ness was managed by trusti. He declared
that Mr.. Campbell, the chairman of the
republican committee, was the feed attor-
ney of P. D. Armour and tool of monop-
oily.
Mr.. Hale said every one of Mr.. Vests
arguments would be disputed. He asked
If ex-Secretary Whitney, who controlled
the convention, was in no way associated
with any great interest, and ne said the
greatest of all trusts, the Standard Oil
company, was the interest that controlled
the Chicago convention.
CAPTAIN BORUP's RECALL.
An interpolation OF the French
Government Not Likely to be
Urged.
PARIS. June 2S.-Mr. T. jefferson Cool
idge, the American minister, had an inter
view to-day with NJ. Ribot, minister of
foreign affairs, and informed him that in
accordance with the request of the French
government the United States had recalled
Captain Borup, the American military at
tache, who is accused by the French of il
legal practices in connection with the OBJ
tanning of plans of the French defences.
Mr.. Coolidge added that Captain Borup's
successor had been appointed.
1t Is now probable that N. Naquet, the
Boulangist deputy who proposed to inter
pellate the government on the subject in
the chamber of deputies to- night, will re-
frain from putting his question.
The recall of Captain Borup has had
good effect here. N. Ribot has written
note to N. Naquet saying that all is settled
in such a manner that it Is not necessary
to ask any question in the chamber of dep
uties.
A semi-ofioial note appears in the news
papers thanking President Harrison for
the prompt action taken by the United
States in the matter, and praising Minister
Hoolidoe for hia mart in the affair