New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
DOES PROTECTION PRCTECTi
DEMOCRATIC TESTIMONY FOR THE WORK
INGMAN

LABOR COMM ssIoNER PECK's REPORT ON lis
WORKING IN THIS STATE.
From The Cleveland Leader.
These Statistics prepared by DeIocrnac S chers
as anything can That the tar is question Of wages
and that the Mckinley law has been s V his
earnings has actually reduced the cost o. nvihg "
a point that has never been t0ucnea Dei0Ir ~. W
make tariff for revenue campaign IN New-Y0rk this
year.
NOT sPARING Ills OWN PARTY.
From The Lockport Journal.
These facts are parayzers for the FreeTraders ana
the auspices under which they are made pubic NM mo
them special force. Commissioner Peck = Demo
But he will not twist figures for potincai eneco
their r" cod truth Truth -'>'' WV 80 49,
NOT DISASTROUS TO THE IABOisFn
From The Boston Journal.
The Democratic party Is calamity party raouls
arr in condition OF distress, staggering under the
tariff, and every publication OF facts proving me con-
ay resents as blow to It's e ,aSS.v hvery new
damaging argument against its position. which must
somehow be d aoFi nsnc Pommee Showing IN
creased wages and diminished cost OF i'ng was
HtM STI OF our ' Srn S ec%er Showing The
est totals record, were anotncI, ana now .on,ns
sioner Pecks figures showing ahat in the single state
Of New York 10000 worbngmen had their wages rassd
last year Is "a stab In the back As me sl's ~
Of ' our 'G Industrial I daveSpment and material prosperity
deh, against the Democratic party and its programme
Of disaster.
cLEvELAND's OWN APPoINTEE. TOO.
From The Newark Advertiser.
Inquiry into the political antecedents OF LaoOr
Commissioner Peck, whose report on wages ana IN,
dustres has wrought such havoc In the Clevel3h ma
office that he now holds by Grover Cleveland when
he was Governor Of New York. II Peck has male
public his dreadful report for the purpose OF blowing
M the Cleveland boom, as the angry Democrats say
he has he Is not ONLY very naughty man, om, ne
ment was a purely political one, made at the time
in the Interest Of Governor Cleveland the fate o.
'"e Which on the shaft that made him die,
Espled feather Of his own.
Wherewth he wont 10 soar so hgn."
SWELLING TIE REPUBLICAN TIDE.
From The Indianapolis Journal.
The revelation Of the great benefits OF the Mckinley
law will fall like bombshel into the Cleveland head
quarters in New York, and give fresh momentum to
t turned G against the candidate Of the party which de-
Protection and pledges is,f t. destroy
the Democratic Labor Commissioner OF New-lork
no WONDER THEY HUNT RAlNBows.
From The Lewiston (MeD Journal.
These are striking and instructive agrss, par
tcuaTy as they are ns outcome OF lnvcssa'0hS
But This report conhrmatory OF the valne Of the
Kg s scsa SO Tss. s dyaed sRsfsS
pe Of ne New York psmoeracy , shows ;o rd ,1at
sS ID ~" Election NOV E shows that largo part Of
tho New.York Democracy do not accept the most
important plank Of the platform Of the Democratic
party in isi2 II indicates that the unanimous opinion
= the Ncwfork Democratic delegation 10 the
edge o. the pToSnbly that Cleveland cannot carry
Now York state next November. The Democrats
" y ae 2 rn n nc ' psGD D
states evidently kcenly alive TO the fact that
IIarri.on will probably win In Ncw-iorif next No
vembcr
WILL MIR. PECK RESIGNi
IT,. NH
Peck must go. lie told the truth-a fatal thing TO
Free Trade always.
HONESTY CONSIDERED CRIME.
From The Springfield Union
Mr. Pee. DSS%oca.9pponted ITO to 9lse By
his fact does not ave him from the abuse Of the
party with which he has 50 long ana 50 prominently
p peSr. IT, be- his honesty on the whole the pemp
Gratis OF Ncw-York have placed themselves In very
awkward position by their denuncation.
MIR. CLEVELAND REspoNsTBLE.
From The Philadelphia Press '''
II Mr.. Cleveland Is such n Rondcrf Judge Of men
AMI 50 wis" generally how docs IL happen he not only
picked Mr.. Peek T. organize the Labor Bureau Of
Was Tldc%ons r person" and the laughing stock
Of satlsclansT year before Mr. Cleveland went to
Washington
RITosE IT HAD HELPED THE OTHER SIDE.
From The Hartford Post.
II the report Of Libor Commissioner Peck had
creased the Mugvump and Democratic papers would
nns RSS as I, ST0uS seS and The H
ford Times" would have devoted " valuable space 10
IT, and there would have been great rejoicing IN the
Frce-Trade camp. But the report shows In
crease In wages, the Democratic papers which say
rich pcculaiticS about this tariff forming bust
ness which Grover Cleveland is trying TO run.
FACrS ARE STUBBORN THINGS. BRETHREN.
From The Pitt sburg Commercial Gazette.
This report from Democratic oihcial NAV not be
vol calculated To harnonlc the warning factions Of
Democracy IN New York. but II is a splendid testi-
monal 10 the bcnehccnt results to the worhngman
of nd ne R sons ,, policy c 0S oTn Will 60
Sms SSgSS" have In , country which our
Republican campaign document" In fact. all the
statistics relating to industry and commerce since tho
effects Of the McKinlcy tariff began 10 be felt can be
used Republican campaign documents and facts
stubborn things.
MR. PECK Only DID HIS DUTY.
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
They. show Increases in production and wages that
demonstrate the benefits OF Prot ct.on Was Mr.
hide facts and conceal the results OF his investra
ton should be have COMO ont ~ his way" 4, the
was Liable to prove unsatisfactory to the Democrats
No one but the most hide bound partisan would advo-
cato such violation OF Official Integrity.
THEIR DENUNCIATIoYs EXPLAINED.
From The w-liaven Leader.
Tho Free Traders will dcnouncc this report and MI
its conclusions. although II Is purely Democratic
production 1t does not plea," them To hear that
yanced ana aN advancing daily under Republican
Irccc9m They prefer d,StNss they prefer legal
they prefer starvation. death and pcriionr anSthns
everything all hinss evil vile md rcrnls,ycbcforr
THAT is what Free Trade prefers.
TO ADD TO THE PRoGrCE EXCHANGE.
| The directors OF the Produce Exchange held n
meeting Yesterday and decided to submit to n vote