New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

| as was never before witnessed In any country
INDUSTRY IS AFRAID OF THE DEMOCRACY.
The Democratic party has come into power again.
and welded Free Trade. unwilling to be conV'hceo
by the great object lesson our present industria
condition affords that it's tariff theories are wrong
denies that the Democratic success and the threat
of Free Trade have stricken down our great lnuus-
trial fabric, and deprived millions OF ou LII daiIy
of that employment necessary to secure their ually
bread: and blind and oDtuse as 'hey yer nav" az
been when GGas wtn 5story and draw on
their magnations Tor causes 10 fvCou' avrr IN
Si sny n ffnrc feneratons that at time Of
tie last annual Message of President Harrison IN
country enjoyed 2 wonderful degree OF PROSPERITY
Every department OF human industry fourished
Every forge and loom and spindle was ND ne
ton. labor everywhere was einplVyGGu ,n nh in
country advancing with undated rap ri,S,,n
5o sran ,io5 m1r Sros 4t fiyi@'''0" ana
AS IA lime advanced the extent OF the calamity winch
na ,r II was found that not only had the Demo
cratic party elected President and secured Inc tne
| The senate which. under the previous Admin
straon OF President Cleveland beng ns he IIs
| lcan had prevented the passage Oh ,he .iils
and M that there was nothing in the way
| Of the Democratic party carrying INTO exc S
cu.ion the threat and promise contained IN Ib It's
his Startling fact was fuzzy realized the wheels
OF progress were Immediately stopped ne t r,.s,
the furnaces and the factories were closed Every very
business industry began TO prepare lor omr rtaIIad
ing storm. Business operations were cur b ,alien
Labor was thrown out of employment banks lai'eu'
an, Do, The case complete? Does not history
conclusivey prove that we have always p,uTsPr,gi
under protective tariff, and thai when lhe p pro
tectlve policy has been threatened or stricken aoTn
Individual and National prosperity mas Oeeh ue-
INEQUALITIES or WEALTH
our Democratic friends delight to contrast the
wealth Of the New-England states, Of New-York
and Pennsylvania. and other old states "hc'e
manufactures flourish and where great centres
OF trade exist. with that OF the new states OF the
Union and mat oil inc 9ou'neln anu ,,o1 70 acr,
" h,cn are ,d sreNc Rom the comparison that
inequality OF wealth IS caused by unjust essia'nll
by legislation which promotes inc ny, mtsi,S 81
the Few nstead or that OF t.ie many LIN -
| II orr friends would advance further into the
subject they wo"i ma t'at ms and - rapab!e
nanny , ti eznanation rhc wealth OF the
NJ" i'i,t 49, ~ other manufacturing States
has r,,n accumulati1g ior -ce years. Much o.; It
had been accumulated "h"n an I'VE -, ~ race
81 civilization. Il represents the accun,9latons oil
labor for more than two cen.uras. ""r.. ianiv
Sg'g '' With ,' so hat TIE yearly ecgmuaq@g
OF the'" ola Stt - ~ l,r,, iona 70 re.,lt not
alone the wo.r ccai,l 10y ~. "DD ~, If rro1orty
"nt "Is2 ,nr KY ,,,,fi,ts Of Tho product Of
representing me A'c"'iu'''''"S ~ va
lanot in "a. ii.-,,,l stotes md the other
NhN' tne NcW-Ln-'Hhl '' 80, KIN has inner.
Eastern states haye p'pu i'l@h Mhcn ui' an, ~
VAIN is corsumty increasing by tho natural ana
legitimate income derived rom lls lh|'f.1"',"
ana The natural ana cot,nt w." 81 ,oa nion
the population 81 the nov Si1ir- o ne r
b. composed largely - men WHO haN" i'lt 'r Uivs
civilization o. me r'ht 10 o., o,ar ~. ,vhn hnyn
our Western u"ni"'f eli'.f. l"ulH ~ u ~, s,r
Livelihood spou the daily labor o. their hands 9r
older men who had unspcc"s-'ny 5,iuss'''T y.h ~
bsSnnns he with compe had 6csn oyer, OYER
whelmrt with aiF"rsity anu ~ r,,,i,nree ~ And
I turned 90 ia" newer states or l'iiitoil'S " "''
q hom, upon %, pubic domain
FARMERS HAVE rRosrERED.
/ need not rely upon Republican testimony TO
show that the condition Of tho farmer ana .""orer
has been constantly improving ior the 'i.t W'"'Y
years. The junior Senator rom Ic*aS ""' VAN.
man '' 'n' n'us , -, ana rcnorted in
D." III, -" .',, .,t, ,.|r. ,is name and
r,r'J H. pae.age through Tho House. lie Is
7 iustly considered one 81 the most intelligent anu
able advocaies - "A tArin Tor r,s'nuy snty in favor
In MS abb ~ IN rIe clause Of the shcr
man law he presenter taD'e s"o" VIE irist and
IN pri.,s oi tnr p l''I" -. 'S,rrr.rs and Iaborers
which cl,-ry SHOVE that wh9tey9r me sy5s1
raw been 'ns 1,.ir 90 bss hecn very much great
or than the decline ~ lfSe' "a az bn ayerv
ucs ~ the same tlme NE ueV ha -, ,rs,'o,iv in
one knows ~ IN, ,".~,1t under considerat ION
question % draw from an opponent So eonV.u,iEs
an argument 10 SUPPORT ny ,r T.HSs AZ
f"Ss-.i ,1t, question the accuracy OF the figures
,r's.rfel The only question upon which th're
can DE- u.'.'d,n , dec,in IN Inc price OF articles
c1"r' Oh Wv - ,..i h.. ohserv,I that nearly all
~ hett. ny. - y -, 80. v,bch f,rmcrs buy
in' 4I!c,'S . ,ni ,b,t in Tho br-f reriod OF
are huthu'' ~ - I rr,c.s have declined ~ per
twenty S''', t 80, 80 ., nor cent
perr cen. ~. - maj domestic competition In
- M - c,,tcs vhich can only be Induced I'M
nc 'h''''' IN, g,r"fon ch.,n labor PRODUCTS,
ger ti",' "a 4, s,ui Forcing down the prices OF
'i inS rroiucts This decrease IN prices oc-
.oin' We ,, 'r !" nr,toctiyr nrin
c.iI.' fri.nIs ende,yor TO account for
'"' ~ f,r the urosueriiy of the
inlH l'N' ''' 80" ',,ritritrg 4, ia every other
w IN h',',i"' ri,, ,re cor7pelcd To admit tho
ioss'piS r,, ,,rosreritv Of the country. and
- -, -, ~ orr unable to account for l. they say
he country prospcrs in spite Of bad legislation.
" ..,.,.. 49,, ,-,,,,p ,,,pt,rT
FREE TRADE "l'I'' ~ "i'''' ''''''''''
~. =, mo ex,n,lne for Il moment, the argu-
Now '1 nv -, .ttor 49,
ment that free trade wouId give Us "''' '"