New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13

! so many workingmen, are to be- closed and this the
greatest consuming nation OF tin plate In the world
Will hereafter buy this product from abroad unless
our labor is brought down to the degraded level Of
OF the United States favor this policy II they pc
they are to their oya mn highest fn and best
by the OF ne ia ss would
pssp a The policy Of my dstnsasSed conn e
| petitor the Democratic candidate for Governor il
m to oaH the Cheaper labor Of Europe The tariff y:
| Republican party would employ these 5000 work.
give to the agricuturiss. to the manufacturers and
| to merchants $1,000 profitable consumers Of their
The Hon. F. A. Nedringhaus. president OF the st.
views HSS1: stamping 0''p""' '''' HI d RECENT inter-
The question Of the production of tnplate IS only
question OF labor The Manufacture OF American tnpi.,e
Is established and it Will continue. II protection Is ~
moved wages will be reduced. 10 is charged that thu
American tlnplae industry consists only OF dipping In
ported black plate imported tin in imported By
| Imported Wclshmen. What are the facts spsak'
| for my establishment only. The product Of our mills
Is made from American ORES smeted In American fuH
naces rolled American mills, dipped in twice many
American kettles OF American manufacture Of foreign
make, ard there not over 30 out Of 700 Of the eh.
lloyes who not American citizens
WHERE PUEBLO SENTIMENT TELLS
| have observed in the press that in many parts
the country petitions are being circulated signed
by Democratic workingmen and others, addressed ta
Congress- praying that no reductions be made tn the
duties upon foreign goods in the manufacture OF
which they are engaged. This is well. for there V,
nothing more potent in this country than well
considered public sentiment. cannot however, for.
bear saying in this connection that petitions ana
protests are not so effective votes, and the best
and most authoritative expression or public senti-
ment is made at the polls.
The Administration has been unjust 70 the pen,
soners OF the country The suspension or soldier,
once pensoned legally without notice or hearing.
is unprecedented well as unlawful Such a course
| l.. pple nj "a
served through the services and sacrifices OF in
volunteer army. There is no good citizen zen who Dc.
sires that an unworthy person shall have a place
upon this honorable roll OF the Nation and while
| this. is true there is no good citizen who VIII not
of any soldier who has been judicially determined
by previous Administration worthy Of his place
there after trial and investigation of his case He
son nrf of Pensions and the Secretary OF the In
terror he has fully met every requirement OF inc
law granting pensions to soldiers. once their he
is entitled to remain until 1t Is shown by competent
testimony to which he shall have an opportunity
to Fsp Is me- as fHee disabled az soder o the
No man should be condemned without a hearing.
No soldier should have the faint of fraud put upon
1t IL like opening Judgment once rendered by
him Who charges fraud and assais the integrity
of the judgment. and he cannot set aside that jug
ment upon ex parte testimony The simplest apd
the most fundamental principles Of justice require
that man should have an opportunity TO- conirons
his accl!ser and the witnesses who testify AGAINST
him. / understand that In the cases suspended the
suspended pensioner has no access TO the testimony
the letters. or the nfornato9 furnished Dy thoss
who complain against the validity OF the pension:
All that is denied him. He simply is advised that
his pension Is suspended and he Is required 10 Show
why he should be restored TO the roll The Govern
ment should be required n the rst instance ,rn 10
roll roll" and it Should he by clear and unmistskaSls
and and Without knowing why he Is dropped, hs |,
required show that he ought not TO have been
ment heretofore had in his by an authority as
competent that now passing upon his case was
| do not believe in the system which permits the
Government to thus treat the defenders OF It's hag'
| condemn with all the earnestness OF my nature.
system that puts this stigma upon my comr Es
in that great war which preseryed the mon M1rs
Pension Office Columbus have been thus sum-
mary dropped and H before ae eysS %
Of twenty TO a cOun-y-and the work OF me exc.
cutoner still goes on! How long is this injustice 70
continue?
LET THE VETERAN MEET HIS ACcrsER. ~
II an undeserving soldier is on the pension roll
to-day and the Administration at Washington has
reason TO believe he is there unlawfuly let the ADJ
mnstraton confront him with the evidence IN ls
hands and permit the old soldier to meet his ace
cuser a privilege which is religiously accorded the
most depraved criminal In the land. He Is permitted
to meet his in. open court. Shall the 'et'
eran have less consideration at ...e hands of the
Government which he helped TO saver Grant him
this PLAIN. legal right and IT, upon full trial Ms
the judgment of the Administration that he has no
right to receive pension and does not lail wiln,a
the provisions or ne pension a~ ever Ss we,tct
protest against the presumption OF FRAUD neh ny
put upon the men who preserved ms S sT nn nrt N
the great work or AS preservation protes, ds'''f
this cruel ssma 9as PsSSa upon being ns pvt
upon their wives and their children, VIZ
have esteemed the honorable bs rsGor Of the
generations 10 come. These men VINO were wins
TO die for their country must not be ,et ns
mi 1NfpucplpSS
people of the country have no thought OF dese'
se ana vii The No! REVIEW sHsr S 1885, stretched
across the walls OF the Capitol in bold le,ters so
'"rhe only debt this country can never pay is Lhs
debt it owes the brave men who saved TINS nauonx
ed or ignored. but it will be only temporary. When
the Republican party returns to power ahe p,nnbsT
them Will be again the sacredly observed la" OF 'h'
land,
which are before us and which divide US the right
people e'"' Both y parties cannot be right have
confidence mistaken that upon every ISSUE ,s Pr
party is right. Its triumph however viii not come
without effort and energy We learned d., las Scory
This year there is confident spirit eVerywn,r,,ss
prevailing. We should be admonished by last yes,s
experience that majorties are not secured oy con.
dence alone. This year. let US ACCOMPANY our oas
fdence with zeal. with work, with run , no,r
Never was political contest IN ono more ,' prrtv
tant, an impressive Republican maJossG
needed. never its accomplishment more VI
tain If all who believe alike Will act toSeule ,.s
am sure that the opportunity now gwen 10 Wi
people to make their voice heard ana heedeu VIZ VIZ
not pass unimproved. ] do not appeal Tor a psfn ILL.,
triumph merely. but for cause which is t,e Pc
pies cause. | rest my appeal upon the princlpssss
and policies for which the Republican party stSnas
Protection and reciprocity. honest money ana az
honest ballot These secured and continued . VIZ
insure the highest interests OF the people an ssHsI
the general welfare. promote our industrial me
opment encourage the true American sentm,e,ia.,
establish confidence In the future and ut the clo"s
which have settled upon labor and enterprises W
the people. -'
SNAP CAUCUSES IN LIVINGSTON COUNT
Buffalo Sept. u Especial, There is pretty hs".
ON I'm Livingston County between Administrator"
and machine Democrats. and this time II Is the Au.
ministra ton faction which is charged Win shsv
cauc,ses or the six caucuses held so FAR III W
county the Cleveland anttEwart faction ha'