New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

actly In harmony With and upon the line desired by
Iica s 'ri'aih Ihe American pope ,hey arc VIZ ~
orr benefit rather than for the brncht Of the British
Empire Admirine. DO, the sagaoy and force
% uH. ue"l people. we eaihesS PfoieSt ashi,,o
Adopting Their policy which was IN vogue IN th' c"un'
Try before the American Revolution, ana lTactlchiY
ID vogue aiier NE Revolution uniii our CONSUMPTION
wa. adopted We prefer rather 10 stand WIN Wash,
had experienced the effect Of British policy upon our
trade ana lndistrrs. ana who established WIN our
industries, and defended the same during their lifetime.
free Trail Is Essentially BiillSi poncy, II rs Is
FORM" 50 as 10 make IT palatnbic TO the American
people; but 1t is none the les distinctive policy.
under which We have hOurshed whenever that polIcy
has been IN vogue, Tor more than loo ear, , ir
# food and materials for a manufacturing milton
l. from that moment vassal Of the manufacturing
nation.
PRMSING TIE POLICY OF RECIPROCITY.
The policy OF reciprocity In certain lines Of foreign
products Of the latest Developments OF Re
publican craftsmanship II Is too s)On 10 determine
the full effect Of this policy, but the Democrats with
thclI usual promptnc-, dcnomce 1t sham In
what particular it Is sham" they do no, declare
officially. No one prctcnds that 1t has injured orr
foreign commerce. Every one knows that II has
opened or enlarged numcrou, foreign markets fer
many million, dollars worth OF farm products
and manufacture. The only Thing that the DINO
cratic party has been consistent In for more tha'i
thirty wears f. lis steady and uniform denundation
Of every measure brought forward by Republican
statesmen, regardless of the merits OF the measure
The Democrats have had particular line Of piind
pie, that they have adncrd TO- except thai they have
always been ready to put themselves in hont Of hc-
publican progress and dcn0uncc II.
TiLaIv ticy dcnJuuce the protective tariff a. an
Constitutional forgetting apparently that the r'm,rN
laiG ard that Tic second bnl sigrcd BY Washington
declared In - many words III iavV" OF a prMe'uN,
tariff policy. That Circumstance. however. dh no'
seem 10 weigh much with Democrats AT Chic"so.
When they found the Republicans adhrlinT - 'ns
promptly took tlclr normal position Of opposition 10
he Republicans, aud also oi the opposition to tie
Tcpnblican sai,rman-lip has built mp the hrs
y stem Of currency this country has eyer known IN"
dollar 81 one section Is ~ gooi ~ ihr u"ir 81 any
other section. All the movements 81 trade ana taV,l
throughout this vast country run ., smoothly =, 90
the business and travel ~ lhr lrillSh rinPr' PHI, ~
upon the Bank cf England NOTE. Tn" limit, oil I'm,
paper forbid rhc Discussion OF ~" Tvls OF i'SmS o
State currency. Every man In the End VINO haldl'I
money before. -G1 had experience Of The ioSS,o Ana
Go account for The passage Of the resolution In the
Democratic platform NJ Chicag" IN iHN"r o r'prains
% 'I iSc Oh tbcc c'f iRa h they found monument
the wisdom 81 Republican -ai'smanNhip ana mat 10
party I'm opposition to II. In fact, opposition 10 ana
dcnuncation Of Republican measure, mas nt,h t"e
measure Yet In The presence of MI the din and
moi" ~ dcnuncatlpn. Republican Statesmen have e r
Rcp%''ic,n pile ,c ~" y"" hn ', det'I"rt With
ianldty that has asoi!shrd the world: W" av, main
ian,d our Institution, ut home and commanded lh"
r,..r,rct Of foreign ration>. ~ -
Conspicuous among The statesmen VINO 'iNe car
ricd forward th, great work !. Benjamin linrr,"n'
our candidate for President. Wh"thc; ON thr iht,
tlcfcd or the forum. in the S'nntf ~ ihr huru
state, or a. PRESIDENT 81 ii~ great Nailpi. ne ma
AWAY. acquitted hlm.cn A. one Of The best types
# an Anne lean Christian statesman Will" "" rrF'
nizc that The principles II a party toucl more Nli'
i G@ aggyGna 12' i Fir ay man. a. W. P "o osyc
that principle, and sound governmental policy ar"
only maintained aud carried forward by men 81 'he
stnlvlr, type OF orr PRECEDENT.
We therefor, recommend thr adoption of The follow
ins resolutions:
RESOLUTIONS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED.
Resolved That tie Inon Lcagu" Club "piroV,s OF
The principles the Republican party, a. enumerated
I'm the platform adopted ~ the last Nhuonh 'ohN't-
ZION: tiat IT rcaiirmS it, adherence" l." thr PFlcil,
ina, ,n, >upuor of th" General Government should De
derived ~ far as practicable from impn-i dr"7; NAT
i'm l,vlng -uch du'l- They should Dee levied - rs 10
ur, nll Nmc.icnn ministries and pr"-crv" III" prlncl
bic. of p protective tariil. which was iunu;niai'i ny
Washington other who framed tir Constitution 81
the nitrd slate.
Ec~,Ivcl That We raafy and appro-c the noml
roillu Of rnjnniin Harrison for reelection =, Prr-l
lrii ~ tio,. United state. III, N'miu, irAt"' ln'
been firm ANA conservative" lie IN, maintained "a
principles ~ the Republican ariy. aud IN" coIntrt
Nth :: firm hand tie rigtl- and - name 81 10"
Nation in al our foreign rclaii af. Ilr Las won thc
confidence % all thoughtful and conservative people.
THE best Interests prosperity Of tho people "il
be promoted by his reelection. ..,. . o.,
Rcs0lycd. That the nomination ~ Nilt"law Erld'
ono ~ Tho distinguished members II this club for
b.eu known 10 gentleman who has c"nSpl'h us
ability 10 discharge. any duty hat muv d"v"lvc uppn
sympathy with the policy and principle % The party
CEplltS EENNERD.
-. IL. II. JOHN Epp~A.
MORTIMER &. ApDoMs.
JET FE-pN Cl.AI:k
NATHANIEL \. PRESTI~S.