Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-29

/ alIer cargo OIL European FopUS WOulu
| flood the market. There would he more
revenue to the treasury by the 90 per
] cent tariff than by the Republican 80
| per cent, But the influx Of foreign pro-
| duction would stop American produc-
ton. You would get more money for
the Federal treasury, but less work for
American workmen
1t is the same with all that comes
from Europe displacing home produc-
ton, and the demand for our own in
dustries is killed.
The 20 per cent tariff is putting out
the fire in the furnace and compelling
the workingman to beg for bread.
Oil but they say free trade would
make things cheaper. Then, it would
make all things cheaper, and labor also
We don't want Chinese conditions in
this country. If any one wants them at
that price, let him 60. Cheers
SENATOR MINIS DEMOCRACY.
Mr.. Hill, in his recent speech in
Brooklyn, disowns this Democratic plat
form and makes one of his own,
The speaker then read extracts from
Mr. Hills speech, in which the speaker
endeavored 10 show that the New York
senator differed with the Chicago plat
form in regard to tariff.
But Mr.. llilis ideas were voted out
by two thirds Of the members of the
Chicago convention. The platform com
mittce reported resolution, but were
swiftly voted out on the convention
floor when the terms Of tariff moditica-
ton were known. Now, Mr.. Hill tries
to resuscitate his rejected ideas.
Mr. Cleveland, too, has accepted the
| ~ iTtt "a Of "a
platform; not on Hills idea.
The Democrats say that the protective
tariff is unconstitutional is opposed to
the law of the land 1t may be in
violation of Constitution, but not of
the United States Constitution. 1t is in
direct violation of the Constitution of
the Confederate States. Perhaps the
Democrats mean that! We arc not
operating under the Confederate Con
stilution. That went down under the
strong arm Of General Grant, and the
Constitution Of Washington and Lincoln
was sustained. Protection is not in
violation Of the Constitution signed by
Washington.
PROTECTION LOCALIZED.
In 1889 the second law that was passed
by congress was one that recognized
protection in its fulness. namely that
the following duties shall be levied on
foreign imports, &c, and to
encourage and to protect American
manutacturers-th language Of the law
itself, reported by Mr.. Madison him
self. 1t passed the legislature and the
Senate by 5 TO 1, and was signed by
George Washington, July 4th, 1889.
4, lChecrs,
a.. T..
pcndrncc before that-that act was the
Declaration Of Industrial Independence
! You see what those great men did
Is Grover Cleveland any better con.
stitutional lawyer than Thomas JeiTer.
son?
Is Della (said with sncer) Stevenson
a better and safer interpreter of the law
than NIadison-or Henry NNattcrson
, than Henry Clay? Are all combined
/ safer than the United States Supreme
/ Court, which has, over and over again
t declared the tariff law within the stric
Interpretation Of the Constitution.
WHOLESOME AND BENEF1CENT.
Protective tariff is not only useful, blu
5 wholesome ard brings blessings.
I They talk Of its being burthensome
5 There is not single man or woman il
'ial anu ~ 'eitWlLe that Knows, per
aonaily, % tl.e PIoicctloh Pnilcy pelhg
!, putlhGh' Cneets anu mere Is no
. CITIZEN ~ wilmington, from ms owl
J. personal observation, G"n say SO, uhies
I. someone comes 70 tell MN ne Is peln5
y hurt.
n THE FOREIGN MARKET.
But, they say, it is Keeping us out o
foreign market Oh, they do 81
: banker after something away from
4 home, away on the other side. Laugh
y teri. don't Know how you Della
" wareans feel, but for me and min
~ There is no place like home" [Cheersl
= And there IL no y loud voice yelled
Three cheers for William Mckinley
place in the world like America.
:, why, there was never SO much bushes
N done for Il months as that cndtn
" June, ", never more bought or sold $
y many products in Europe incc the day
Of George Washington, The import
M were SSDO,0OO,00O and we sold 81 ,O30
i, 100000. We've got the difference I
4 home to build new factories
=, a,,,t utsrnpy oI,oTpn
",
/! We had TASTE 81 Democrat
go tamit from 40 70 %. Just two veal
ul all that tlme the balance {
trade was IN our laVor, The othel
~ were all against " ana we We're impoN
=, crushed TO pay IT, From 1917 to ls9
~ another period OF II years you had
Republican tariil. In that period thel
Was Just Two years q balance OF trad