The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-17

And finally, did not Jefferson Davis and
his thrOug claim thcy seeded from tho
union and tore usunder tho constitution
simply 10 the end thai the union, founded
by our toretatherS, might DO better sato-
guarded agd prcso yeiY
StrUug5 logicl lucumprohenaiblo intat'
untion, was It uoll
But, my friends and fellow citizons, 10
was no moro strnngo-no moro incomprc
hcuIhlc than thr progont deliberate do-
trrurtlun W our industries tho present
re ducing OF hundreds of thouvnudS OF
wvyGngmon and their rnmilc, tu want
and starvation under tho umplo folds Of
u puv.iluutWl message ptctrrr,ug 30 ovor-
flow with spNtitulc for the welfare of tho
working clut,ca md onngmrd, moreover,
with most ardent desircs Tor the greater
indU trial prosperity Of "utr beiOrri cauIl-
i'U "
Now, tho logic In both ousot Ia ccrtninly
the same. And toll you, my friends aud
follow cluaons, thut tho aplrlts, If not IN
tta III. ouuou. surely In its ru,nnus effects
ta thu sRmr also,
hosroIh tho uortAorn Democrat tu re
mtmorr tha. Tor tho ru0t NSW yopu, his
historical rel IA hs own party hns been
.unt at dlpo and ynrH paw
Thus was ho dupe until under the Clay
compromlar ot lSii he was forced at l,at
90 throw rrotecuruuS the bono 20 Hppeaae
the FREQ Vrauc dota OF war,
Thus WAS ho Ng in dupa until In III the
soil al oar ntr mud was do,ply drtuuhrd
n hro,hvls' hooi
lUmro him, therefore,, with all hia in
tr,lgrucr nud patriotism, to not again ha
dare iu VA 'pl until our industrial and
notwithstanding syatam ia cuppul Tor
wears. ugr commercial gron. meas nearly
drsvoyud AMI the future uf the great
democratic aerlous,v compromised In tho
miulS ut all Intelligent patriots Nud sonN-
No mtu
/. d, ttm, for Democrats 20 roturu to the
original trpu'u,us ut t.r gruud ol Domo
yaut party n IT'S days ot glory and power.
10 l, tlna lhlt Dnowell luudnl AMI patri-
o,,t opinions uI Jc.toron, Malsun aud
Nouroo tan,r wwyst lctioH aud our
Wl,tst STATESMEN -,huuN again bi their
guide
10 lai, ui thorntortl let them repudtGte
outg aut lnr nu ,no miserable sypheturs
~. a.Hu 4, calhoun, iroyor Glove. tud aul
c.u>Nll,, Whlcu .oryo only To huud th0ir
patriotism -lupe thtjr common sru-e--
AMI O.tray the most vital interests OF tnair
uWl parity
IA t " ri log Free Trade be rejected
aui ,e, Protection once moro become u
u2uo.HI policy aud cease to bn considered
AS % unlty ISSUE.
The t1vt onocrot ought to join hands
VIZ. ' ',' ,'''', ''' ,,'''
/ ly they NAV b, ,diy.dal on other issues.
. And ugetLar tAcy yut to iuauyurate II
uluoua policy Of rr1.rtttou tnlJ would
eventually byug humorous manufacturing
+ enterprises lp.o lhN south-the same us
uorlarru euar-y has already created tine
| ,vaat soutaer reuters ot iron industries.
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"'
/ Thea at ASt VIII the people Of th' south
. vino are N.li, as ut old d'l1d'd by th'II
party leaders, SEQ Wl.h their own eye, On,
advantages OF Protection. And then Will
the a-t s.lmm ring spark of the Old au-
EagoaI>m between north and south disap
. pAtr-Jhe present lutagou,sm being to
great arErge % misunderstanding simply
pn-"'nu northern manufacturing nteres
aud tae southern mlsCuncaptlon OF manu-
fac urllE advantages.
Thus may we Hgulu have great ani
united country the same rs before we be
came divided ald emOttered on tine Qnes
zion of slavery. But thus alone can hi
grea- end Oe accomplished 1t is, indeed