New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
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ros meant to 30 fce in its political It's OWL. Its
religious and Its industrial institutions. (Apphuse
The founders knew 1t must be maintained against
world at arms with us In opinion and Jealousy. we
had to maintain our Independence. and the reguia
ton Of duties and foreign commerce was taken apso
utcly from the States and massed In the General
Government The regulation Of foreign u;, msSes
th but thu Which
subjects and their commerce.. We were not .nS
.s n,{ss S Sys hat S W. .s
and regulating commerce for her advantage over INC
n, tho SaSe fer aps at q ef in
ing with forcing nations In regard TO nS imnort
to Ivy s As q s.S sF s S ssf
decided that no export duties werS to b. laid hus
was Necessary to mpSss import cS' isus.oD as
foreign nations should choose to adopt asainst WIS mS
Appausc That Is the root Of the mater matter o Mne n
dnsries II had not we would have been In the
condition Of being Obliged to be regulated ,;n BY iS or
great mother country has listened for news nom
@ wa" sf II: Sope a v1s
siill continue To control our industries Alotasf
time in tho var of 1872 when this Eatoa fought
Then again, in The Civil War. when every triumph H,
for the Union distastrfn IN them. They thought
they could have two nations over here to deal WIN
neither Of them strong enough to maintain Its INDUS
tries and Its commerce aennst The mother country
but mt AppomattOx the surrender OF the Rebellion
ended for IN" last time tho hopes OF England. ZAP
Now in controversy about Protection.
whether We will make tinplate. or this Or that or
tho other thing. England Is Wishing and praying
that the Democratic candidate would be elected Who
can doubt that II III" British Government could ap,
appoint t;rover cleveland and not Benjamin Harrison
Another question is whether We can have good
"n ony Why VIZ ' %nr Or %t'a
this kind, when our experience in former years Is
I have overtnskrd your paticnc. and my own
strrorth. and can only say that II the Republican
didatcs placed before the country the sth OF Nov:m-
Der will show that these Idle dspItatIOns are taken
out Of and the bpG Of osao % r.
shaken. applause loud and long continucd)
When the applause, which followed the
clusion OF ex-senator Evarty speech had subsidized.
Joshua VI. Van Colt introduced tho following
luton with an appropriate speech:
Resolved That the Republicans and citizens Of
brooklyn desire to express to BENJAMIN Harrison.
President Of the United States. their sympathy and
coincidence in his recent AFFECTIVE bereavement.
The chairman asked that rising vote be
taken in silence and this was done.
REMARKS OF Ex CONGRESSMAN WISE
Tho next speaker wac exCongrcssman John
y. Wise. lie excited great enthusiasm. lie said
he thought It II great impertinence for the South
"rn States, whose interest was small, TO attempt
10 dictate 10 the country what its financial
p"y ,hT @ Ing .ve S%"
has not q solvent State behind him. and | do
no, hcstntc u malse tho written statement That
he hasn't got an honest electoral vote Behind
him" Mr. Wis" ELECTED great applause wv the
statement that Brooklyn man buying goods
abroad recently had asked Meyer the great
pearl button manufacturer for o price on goods.
and had hrcn told that he could not then civ.
Hr" II Mr. Cleveland should he elected he
could do it. bat il Mr.. Harrison should be
successful h" -hould take steps at onr" to move
his establishment ~ tic United States
Mr. Wise was followed hv Joshua Van COtt and
';rorec + Elliott. the Republican ranlinaf" for
District AttOrn"y