Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-21

cum declaration thnt I'VE wage no eXtplmi-
mating war against any American interests
but even those moro anxious to speak well
Of the president than some highly valued
members of his party are dcpolubly weak
in the faith touching any revelation of an
executive veto against tariff bills when
timed with revenue reform and triumph
antly enacted Ivy democratic Congress.
Those who are prolific iii panegyrics on n
tariff for revenue only. the nanc now
given to swccten free trade. can not object
to having the question of its excellence
brought TO the test of facts from the only
place where such tariff hns been ON trial
and which, rs believe. CuncusVcly prove
that the democratic architects have built
their platform on Il sandy and most unsatis-
factory foundation.
The economy of notion, is studied by their
statesmen as specialists. always seeking the
higher dignity and greater prosperity of
their own people: and whatever contributes
tu these ends they would. ii possible Der
suadc mankind to believe equally advan-
tnecous to the world at large Russia has
no doubt that hv wrestling Coustantinoplc
from the Turks the condition of the world
would be largely bettercd
France. ambitions to cut as big colonial
figure as her neiChhurs believes that civili2-
alton of Darkest Africa and India will be
sadly retarded unless her tri-colured iag.
with sound of trumpet is pushed TO the
front Whether or not great republic
viii give IA frail monarch paramount boost
is n blunt question i'm Hawaii Co,o
ia insists that her natural mod
nets agricultural mud IMMORAL nri,ht
enjoy free markets in tbe Irnitod
Statr, without iuiurv to our noo,lo
.,..
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itaIN Is profoundly impressed mat 1t IS
Efotesque ana absurd Tor any people to I'M
lo'e uuUleS upon WORKS "I the me arts.
'l'eCe lhlilhS IL Qlile wrong that her eN-
ports OF drled currants shouldanYWhercm meet
customs duties GermanN ana Russia bold
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tirrnt britain is .,,rn thnt fine general wclforo
of mankind and world wide reelection ,vo,l1
he consumnnted if the United States Womb
merely limit sinir ENTERPRISE to tbc urndrc.
,ion Of wheat cotton and small ,nt,tnns
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After the war of 1872 had any American
statesman opposed protective tariff he would
have been regarded as "A foe to his country
Mr.. Calhoun, in 1916 rs friend of Ameri-
can tariff protection, hardly Jagged behind
Henry Clay: and Gen. jackson, i'll 1924, was
not less IT'S champion than John Quincy
Adams There was then but little more than
more than one party, and that was unani-
mouslN for "a tallh that would protect
botn houses OF Congress were democratic III
1919, ana among the eminent senators who
No'ed lor the ultra protective tarti OF ISIS,
ana VINO subsequently became democratic
presidents VIII be found the names of Mar
I'm an hureh ana James Buchanan. Such
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