The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-08

1t was hard bargain for the govern
ment, but 1t Is not the only hard bargain
we have had to bear. There have been a
long series of them. The hard-bargatn
business commenced In November. 1892.
and the bargains have been getting harder
and harder ever since. Out OF 1t all, how
ever, we get some faint ray OF satlsfac-
tion. 1t must be gratifying to every
American citizen to observe that the people
OF our own country and OF England both
place ahigherestimateu upon the bonds OF the
United states than do those VINO are tenn
porarily administering Its government.
We ought to realize by this time that we
should not DO our work nor make our loans
In Europe. Let us place what options we
nave with our own capitalists, ana our
orders with our own manufacturers, who'
III the past. nave peen Always apuhoantiy
apie 10 meet every neeu ana deihahu OF
the government ana OF the people.
There are those VINO seem 10 tn'nK that
what 'he people want IS 10 DC let alone
Ihai Is IN measure true. Ihe people 40
want tne penhocra.'e purty 10 iet .He!i
further distress and Imnoverisb them for
more than year past. Their deep regret
IL that they themselves did not let well
enough alone In 1892 There are those who
say there must be no further agitation Of
the tariff. and no attempt to change the
tariff. but that we must rest our mighty
enterprises and vast business enterprises
upon the tariff legislation Of the last con-
gress. and adjust them to 1t, however diff
cult that may be. That is what we are
trying to do, and will do. as best we can,
because we cannot for the next two years
do otherwise. But 1t Is no permanent set
tlement of the issue, only an enforced'and
impatient pause. The people at the recent
elections did all they could to show their
condemnation of the Democratic party, It's
measures and its policies. They changed
the national house of representatives. the
only branch of government they could
change under the constitution at that time.
and which happily prevents any further
mischief being done by the free trade
party. The people have before them IN ihe
near future greater anu broader contest
to wage. which Will give the control OF
the government, as l believe. back to the
Republican party. UntiI then we can 90
nothing but wait, as patiently as we can.
and submit to the Inevitable hard as 1t Is.
workiupmeu Arc Not satisfid.
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IN get It back again. CRenewed laughter
appanse.) Here is case where knowh
edge is mower: and have never known the
people quite so eager to vote with their
rew information and recent business en-
perience to guide them. Rest assured
when at length they do have an oppor-
tnnity they Will vote back into power that
great party OF protection which encom'
passes In its legislation and policies the
good of all the sections and OF all the peo-
pie OF the whole country. (Tremendous
applause) And that policy Will come
back TO stay.
What we want In this country Is gen.
eral resumption OF business. We want the
restoration of prosperity and confidence
which we enjoyed before the change. Busi-
ness at home will bring II and II will bring
good money too. in abundance and neither
will come in any other way. You will not
restore active business and good wages by
, nolic, ubi,h tro ropsp1n q nny mart of Our