PROTECTION AND RECIPROCITY.
HEW YORK, AUCUST IO, 1802.
PRICE ONE CENTV
Tin ' Twenty-third
I'J.iB.t i rlo ja cnU a
r" -
L,seic;ieocitx.
jr ft, , rer. ar iccra-
mTFNTS.
i - -
Wmericans.
t HOOD.
-Uir-ingly at Kbil
ti a-a I! crti'i-iy ; -
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'- I er 11 Ujei.i Hi' "
,,i.d doo.t-ed to
ci ll 10 IUu ridt
3 fcu'ju-U
ii;e he argued, ni '
tli, if 1 11 and IiBcmaiiug
, fi,o.ai. and WHii-liorn.
.'u th-v prof,- d In Ihe
uctj jwopo 1:0 bad teen
a diu't you know," he
i;b llc of yours. ife
( intetei- me, ior n ia
in io itoop rum bar high
lal t,ot to come In o:ual
,ff-r c an-aa : but tor you,
o.:rai , yours. K. nnd rl;-
io.aeol jour oegroe.
i-u esj-n iitur ol loiee :(
ia lo wa-,-n h soui in
r. in your black man !
if Barries oU ah lolcrloi
' ariswotel fey on. ' I
wear lul sudy, n I, bav
in; u.i"n, could conseleu-
bar course of neUun, l!
Interior raoe. Incipaoleoi
iid doe, h a Chris bin
m lo-tering ta'e tun
r the wa .k.-r: but I, ul
ia. ap.-ei')- i anally lie
umiiifi.t wa nave iorrti
va yet lo trv the impor ant
id l i-ujiu'.i m la Ib.'ir .u-
iit."
it.wa Uuit d Stat think
1 V P, lI.tiBinglv, lb s lrfaat
r urn ou.y a low tear it)
wrh 'ill your aco'enae,
, ' 1'evton rrplln I. "l'nr y
tanl n,,.--ts Oi;r B"f iioiIchii
J own. but In tlio end
vail.,aii i (lod grunt it m y
faetaren and ths working man, not reaUzlnrj'
vu...vv. 4w0jriij injured uis
o-n, lolned In tba rnral r at,l nr( Arf
u-uiu.j iug Djiunor bearing tbt Damiti In
scription :
"Talk. I!1 and T.rff of '421 Man nf
rounajiTania, ruliy and va'o lor DaUaa, a
ru aoa oi jour own butel"
CHAPTER T.
mer1'-an Tatriota. ! b!lra In th Inberant
riguitii Mil pr-Mrratlon, b th ( r mn and r
'rnmcnt. A Yr TrRle" .licy f r ameri'-a
lnura only m tba b "iK-rli cf Uiom abrnad. All
'raigu nailioa kn'.w this and bene urgn uu to
vur iii8,.ui.i ij in. ir e lu. Only
iiy pnilectl . a' w- ul.le 1 t.. r,ay Hie l,l,-i,i.t
for cur IM 4. a:i! n,a lwi-t ( llm wi.rk.
"ii". uur oivrriiiiiviil nh'tui'l imi an exafiinic
irin r-ruuftrit in rr ra a n.ric -in. M.i. tij.ii
ray dm. wu.lt. aa pay Ule.-U'JM. 1
C. L'HENMT.
Ono'Vinlng lb-na'l'in'a greiitwit g at.if.man,
"Jon Ux.n ini i.it o'm, n:trii.aruiD.
l.iOf.i.at O words to tu silout, Uleuia crowd
bijl iir.
' From tli clo- o( ll.o War nf ilia Ibfvolu-
t.on, be a.rd, '"ttiMre e.ime a i.f in I o' djTC-i-
ion anil .lis r.-ni en u.a A limt.e no. is', aa 'b
is tii p.ioi. h -.1 hiir.liv lnriiiif In.) f Ipii
si .TieN if Uu- vr r iinxif. Klil- ..ii"r, vb.i
o ill'l r nininuil.-i, iirli-an. all w -r dM;-
(tile of fuj.iloviin.n:, n.id woiii of :i.ii div(i
tnt of Lr.M J. lir.tirii cnui" frecW. aud
lirlu-b a l ci'ne ijlnt.Iml v, wtii;toA(H'iri.
u a aliii e uud Arn. rie in product, tliaru una
uclil'vr i roLfMon on 'b on. al.lo, nir tlio
"lulval 'nt uf roeinro ul fro trad on tba
otiH r. 'l"ii a cli" i-r l ibor of lrii ud ""!'
1'liedihn Inbalitutt of tbo At antie nh'iro
w.tb nvrttiititr. lli'iidv niit.lo.'I'illiCtt, aiuoii;
!lio rt, Irom ibo croanoi'ho hiiinl to tb..
.iio! tiif"t, w r or mi i viy oi'y.
A 1 1 iiu-n lii'ik'H c.une frea fio:n any jionorul
a) a em of WijiorU."
Lii lur tu iti a of tlilnsrn, w .nt, mi-ry an i
)-l ir !'; I up d in
THE"iiLt) OTfTiTAT J3 AT
fTME BOTTOM'prrREEjRADS
J.D--: WhaVi theiJje 'A oup paying
i.hojt"diriy 'a.or'erj uch wagei
Vvherj by knocking ef yur tloody'Tariff
dirl foj never pay
" Jr-4
STRANGLED " COMMERCE.
Foreign Trade and the Way It Has
BeenwKillei"bytheTari
Confusion fur tha Free Trader !! Said Wa
Could rVot SU to Forfgnera Under tn
McKtnlrjr but We Do Sell Mora
tli an Ever Iiefore Statlitica of CzporU
and Import! for tha Firsi Vear of th
MtKinlry TarlflT and Free Sugar.
Our party eupporta tb it, yoa nndur-
Tanfl,
l-.nd.
"!''Ie.tchir dount aoam lo tb nk o." a il l tlio
man. "lie ho; Is oust the! I).' is a liar."
"AM to further bia oa n i nd," I itKhed
lliii-k' horn. "You m-in are numiy loo mtrtll-
nmrMii j i.eoi.l.i from li-ni o bo fool, d by tli.m- rctt .uf .e'. urer-, wlio
H-i to 17-H. alien t ho t.nifl o l.ii lib d ihailhui. t y WBii lnir your
I oar ul an en 1 1 1 thulr b rd-lii;, on 1 proa-1
I ri y rei-ii(vl until l'U5. lne tanll t;ien.
pild, and a now cn, ouiy a.o.lora.cly
proiee'ive, naa ta'atiliti'id.
H aunter foilowe-l dl-uater tint I tno reopie;
nib-il a 1, dMterrauied lo ainnd It no lonrer;
nd. in 1' 21, Cooi'8 i n-ec J Ib'i nrl larill
tliH' cave roil prot'i' tion.
-T la ud, ' .Id tlio groat ora'or, "w in
profounii and ipwral. r'cbloj ll .daaa--ibe
tnr'i.i.'r. tba innuufa. t u r-r, ihe liipowur,
tno m-iluiule atd tha day Ulioror. Tta
ellHDe .i HI. -rll WlieU H lUllUon BrilOti;
lb' rork of ; uh h' flie 111 ind .ibund mi B'rojrn
uf n.-niie iru-h d lorth."
Ha y. aia ..f on lrful pro "rl'y ?ol
lowl tha i.ai-Biuof Itia larltl of 11.I4; tlio"
a, -a a' th s ri liou-
uly low fl,ure. o b..'Otno ini!lionurH,
Ktetcher'a ohe !9 to got hII in c m out of you
(. r a lie va rly pifanee. llsij rnd more on a
liTe evi-rv yoar than ha doss on ona of bin
worimi-n."
"l oioi el Oijlhle," laid Jenklna, "you ara
nn Kiiirlihman and a ahohtr, an m tell m-i
J.iai w:iiit ia nia-nit iy this tmi'T ulk. Y"U
Kucl ah-uen hold lb it il i a tax on us poor
men, don't you? '
"i ertiilnlv It U a til." responded Otfllvfe,
r.romntlT. ''Kvorythina yon men wtur und
u-e i- taxed, lor you to. illy p.ty the dutv at th
CMKtom Jlourn. You do no! iui'0o we
' Enid'Hh nuiiiii'netiiri'ri nro iro n' to lefnoN
; .oUL'b to do it? We intend lo It out ol
on eoi.i.iiiiii.rH evorv Huio. i'.ur Irlll.li
me hoiith.ru dieiiliB.-oi.oe and li.r-ii oii.-,l;promi-uMi iiirui hii.v: ue ,
Ii.iiriiou. A cone ll .t o-i wee -rr-ei U by. ian-11 4 a hayy burd u on i-vry Am 'lioaa cl i-
I Ihn ni.mt.inmien toriff Of lr.JS. I 111- lanBiWn.
of tlie D;b lealte, for by strict logical reason-;
: tlm prove wbat I Xbat I cm iraja is a
bumliU'l
Under FrnoTr.ide.er the "Wiilkor Tariff"
npproxnn lion o It, our piR irou production
fell 1 1 cm ' 0.000 toi.e ill lMli 10 n low e ou,
1)1) I. im.l in IHiiO it leiicl.od b21 Li2:l tons. 1'or
nil th.it tifue our p'K iron proUuo ion did not
aver.iu'B over V'H.h" 'ona per annuiii. uniier
1'rote,: i ia it reached S,2't2, 703 tons in 1890. )
To m ue fr a thiai? not produce 1 In this
comilry merely reduces its pri.-e without In-
fl ei in-,' HijUry on nuy A'ner man lntersi. i ip
removal of a 1'roteeilve du'y on a tiiini? we
lo pro l ice would iuvoive tne destruction of
the domea-iB lodumry, render uselexa perliapa
million- of ca:.ml invest-.il la it, turow the
lubor nmploye I into iijleui-ss end narrow the
tanner a market lor hi- proiuce.
Ever clr.ee the day on which the no Tariff'
became 0 er.i'iie it hue not ouaed to convict
iis eiiHini- s of falsehood, and the Kood work
(joes Rloriousiy tu. The first li,cal year
nhody under it was eompie'ed on June 30,
nuil the eiatialieg ol foreign irade for 192 are
now at h L-d lor comparison with previous
year-. How do they l.ear out the Free Tra
il rs'awlul pre fictions of woe and destruc
tion to come wuich were made- by its oppo-ut-n'H
when ii Lecamelaw?
Th-y hai I it w is a Chinese wall a probib.
iioiy tar.1T puttinit duties so hiiib that for
eign hlooiIs could not get over ihem. It ap
pesrs, from the D(iires, that they did Kel
over, and a Rreat many of them, too, whlcll
we mifht beilor have made In mil country.
Our imports for the yeur amounied to $K27,-U'.ll.'J-
4. J he annual average from 1S82 to 1891
inclusive was only $712 4U.G78. Thus we Im
ported in l"!)a foreign ttoods to the value of
SI!! ;)7'.n; )6, more than tne average of the pre-
'-.r.i u ; iou yeiirs. an ii is insii uctive to note
tint iLe mcre.iHe in imports was not in kinds
of g-oo U w.iich would deprive AmeUan labor
of employmtut, hut prinoipdi ju coffee,
ra.v bilu, hucur and mcla-s s. jvfports of tin
phites, manufnotured silk, manufactured
wool, lobaeeo nnd us manufaetures, vereta-bl-s
end t i l: gniftses declined ; that is, we
now produce th-jm iu America 1 Head of lm
por in- them.
Bui the important point te -e noticed la
inaction wllh the free tiaiit : prediction
We're rlornnd fo:. Ih-n. not to keej. 'O
ourOA U ruark.-t, manii-'iiciu c H idl h.-re, uu I
leave vour tnrml for.-iun ira-h i-l ne," said
tu- far i.er, a mir'luit tobi'-co jti!. "'r
Coiouol (lllvio's polished hoo-ilii.t that K'jn
.flir l.d no real i roioc Ion to homo ludua-
tl-er. jiiidiiuir back fi oro tiiea, iind ailii despair end ruin a i?eJ uron
-v UiaMiu i.- e t-Bt'liid eo lie people. ll.iDkruptclea ana aanirmu in-
1)14 pro enl ciiupniuu, tn i 'reau led everywhere, nnd lie crisis wa
S-'i'ILS lUtBIUIS 111 Uill, my . rea",(Hl wuo.i me i-nu. - .' .w u i - , , l ,
at nothing. I oui eveolof inn Kre.iluet llnnncal crai-hes tno world u u "' -" .i.t . . '"" - ;.,
l .l.m M 1 .Uljoosiil, wi.. . - e
.-..I- h. ..... i (.-..! . m..,al.ftAr lnaanns in lie Illinl "'iouun laeu'tioa e.;-o..
i..-. .j, u'.wvpi.ik i.l'nt "Utw. u.'...j . . ., .
...1.1..I M a, imiii ii i.eoile iic.in roe uu-'" ..... w ,
piOl'-ciioii, auu
ite
l;ion mi tit, mid march-
tie tanner w the uu-
mmiM aud wo. id ranowued
HAfTErt IV.
.vn THE T4HirP OE '421"
'"vernment what meat Ib
lAUaM t.l.VCOI.B.
:-.ry.,f our party atruclea. In
l.i.il.cil el. menu. In
llt..lr ml .hi iiti.l ll..tn in'KMJ
lh lene ,eel 1 1 .r.ff of '42 HI 1 Opted
Tliie t r. tl men' seeoo I Deo aiailon o'
In . p-n l. u and should h ivo I o n dote ,ded
nod fooiiht f r aa .-eirerly nti did our fora'a
tliora del-nd and flKht for that flret Declara
tion In the eaily history of ouroouu ry.
'lh.s tat id tne-iDl employuieut aud life for
loe An.urionii people an i cxfnded proteclion
to a divi reltv of industries and purnul's.
"Antl," anil tu treat sie-nk-r, "the more
that dversi y Is m'iltlplld, ov n extende I,
r I" rr. Oui ir everv ri mer. i!:a tattler. I o dlveraily m;nOvn ent is to In
iiin.ei.i. m.ver hn i there ex m ..lovnieut and to onhanoe wa.ee
.il ai.'t Vile ileeet.tlon MB .i.l I.nlh I htee i' on the lit' fi
1 ly Ihe beill.n Telle le-dorai.. , -,.. ,nl; .f'l'ol I in .IKeou.l.ll V III-
aeuiiayivauia.- : , u.. oI u.., United
rnnsylvaula tha frlonds of
' He report lhai Ilenrv
ii Uto, was unsound on ib
''ton. end that l'olk aud
he depended upon to su
' Yet It wi.s well kao m
mi-d that the Democratic
on hail endoiad or actio. I
that Mr. 1'oU I ad B..tielle.i
I hat he would upport them
l ok io s extenalon and
rnllylnxr orv roeoundiiif
u:h w.ia "l'olk, Dull. ib and
very moment that tbo de
enubyivauia wore shoutloi;
of the mot dangerous o'
he bute, alwas uug.iKd
ihsloiis oltho ?eep , wee
ooru lawyer. .ud i.o.iiloien.
I-. in the ir eet opeiia.iuare
etcher Worka, ewayad tne
i hear Dim with hie rod'
.....iran r t aa ii in
L.. people of nla district In
L it.ie a. obedient and
ijiwerertill r l'.wynne,.loe
M,.,'dapii"rlM''lemiiu knowu
I Uor.ilea.an K i lly.
t tn the narrow, ill-condi-I
lie dwelt. Th'rc women
ai.'k aa he !u.acd end he
( word with oo- nnd bo
ioinr with n uiauner that
it .lion of Ihe yreuL.i BuoK-
hii'ken paaalon, wnld bem
hip ilia poor tiirnlturo end
(liun-jry to tin lr iiiiaeraih
Ubete.l.aud siill, wph Mpar
wlnna lo umi
ttu rn, while s' arrhlnz for
ior ins a"Vifs woikthop.
an nnd with ilri k. brl' os
ol every book
'ended lor tho u-eof the United S a es ; pui
it in ev -ry Farmer's Almannc; lot it lie I
lieadlne ol thi col'J'iin of ev ry .Meo!ianic'
H iiroKine; f.roclaiin It everywli-re, ami mh
ll a provnib, tha' where thla is ivo: k ior th"
D .i.ds ol inou, iheio will be work lorihoi
'roth. Where there l employment there will
be tr-ad. It ie a Krent Lles-in to ihe poor
to bev cheap lo d, but irror.er than that.
ir;or to that ao i ot ati.i Dinner vaiue, is
hl-s.liiir ol b'luir able to buy looil, bv honest.
and res pec! a Mo employment, l-.niplovmen
fe-d and domes nnd Instrucia. l.tripl n meut
irives h alth. aol.r'eiv end mo aU. (,oi.a eir
umpioymot nnd we I pull 1 .bor produce. In u
country tiaeoiirs, frenerai prosporiiy, oouieu'
and oneerlulno.-a. '
Attar a lew mora words of nroleat nnd wnro- the C'ioai
li ir to tho voter ol I ouu-vlvaula he hur-
riod off loeie-aa at n nothb rttiu town, uud
Thori Fio'cner w s nake I to n I l . lew mo
menta left, b fore tho i loee f the moolluv'
who cone udod to apeak as follows:
rorelgiiersnreo.er hereslilv ng to destrov
tha bone and sinew of our natlon- life, patriot
i-ui o. ii k ..-.! to i i out eeiusn co aiders
t.oiiannd llupli.eand helpl s at our finer.
wnile 1, irland, er wa ehful of hor oio-or-iaulty,
Ib ready to oiow.l our mnrkets with
hor over production ami paupei Iz . our Deo
I lo a iih her sin plus 1 .bor.
"Men of I'Hiinsyivjnia, will you sohmit r,.
such outrages?
"If you 1 '-ci lo to so submit to wear a foreign
yoke end yourselves toil tl edos.h ii.ell of
Airericiiii industries then may Columbia w -ll
array heiso.r In in niri.ii.ir mirmeoia, drape
our love I imk in l.liica.'e. "r'ie niu, ea--lltirf it
iiul -ma;t from the caiipoiat vvn'tuiiKion, lei
it feeb y flo it over a di-honored e uniry. Oui
Hepiib'ic. altera fow y -ars of Ire i iradu. must
ceiS io ho and will hve o ly In hiiioryna a
fniiatl ' e tiierim-n'. a dr -ain ot freedom and
a lailnre in tree covei nmmit for tho future
ruonareliKr of the wo. Id io sneer at.
"Fellow cltwn. there have been crent and
them b 2 cea s a pound. It la enviously
n.Kher than ueed he at present, because the
nails nre .c ually sol niir lor I4 coma pound.
SVhat, liarm iloos tho du'y do? II aholislid
probai.ly not a nnll wool 1 be Imported. Why
1,01 ah ihsii it ? l'ro .dilvbeoii.se no one over
In this conn ry lo t lnlli ,: it worth while to a-it lor us aoou-.ion,
11 our o'.vn p-ople. run our own nil -jcnr ss did noi act w iiioiu a reunou in
ds an' mike ov-runm- e w..nl lor on - ir.imli.K the present ta.in. Jivery cumu.o ui
slv"s aa' dou t wtnt yoor fore.(n ioolrp..y iHiportance w is m ide at tlie siiKtreslion
ilian f'ly we pul r.n a C 'od stifT tarilTtok e , ,me pr-.on or persons, afier nrnuments
inn out nn' oi ly IC. 'h-m thlu,;a In free us we.,ro and con hail b"0'i he.'rd. No one asked
can't re'lsoormike ouiselvos, would you call'! ,r trie removal of ihe duty on wire nai's, for
tl.el tariff 11 1 .x? ' tne same reason, perhaps, that no one a-ked
'Wtiv. cnu'i you sne, my wood man," an- ior a law a,Mln t s-.o's on 'he sun. No good
swerod 6 -I I Me ''th.it you po r workmen wool I V end i ossiUv ro-.nlt In (dtlicr case. Any one
hive to ay list Ihe same. Mr. Fletcher, fo in 8:h- piivilto 0 ap.warins helore the ays
instance cai'uot tna'.e an llima In his f .elory aid Means Uommillo- lo shuw cause why the
. , .a. n ii e.in he in n e aOi oail. and ii yo 1 1. hi t on any nrncie snoiini o- en iok... i.
1,0 v nf mm von m'lHl pav what heaskR.or.inV.ua believes th
o-h-rw rds, you nr taxed to tho a ount of
the d.fT-.renee between hl p't"eand tne o -f
ru urlco. and I: is so on nil manuleciur-d
nit chm. You pny m: re f r yr.u coat, lint an.
shoes here th in ou would in nay other com
umi nie new law is pi-oiiit.iiory u that, bo
far from bein s", the smonnt of goods ad
mitled tree ol duty was never before eiiuulled
nor ever appro iched und r any tariff. Free
impoits amounied to $1."R, 00l",Hj in value,
a.ainst $3iG,24l1S52, in lsul. a year during
which tn- oid tariff to some extent prevailed.
l;m the dutiai-le imports, the ones whiou sup-
, . 1 (fiaui, nm .uauu. 01 AtllOl ICIIU IUII1S, IUOSS
PiTt'ueat Questions Answered, it.eir do..r8nnd sen. I thniromployees into Pile-
n. .,,.; v 11 rr ii i 11,. i ,.( r Ha nes; ifuods the liKe 01 wnioa wo can nrodnco
lo, , jsveiW tahrrr. rou'd the tariff btgrmty,1 ""-'"l to pro; uce ourse ves-t d
rr.dr.t Li .M afford vr,,te Uon ?M Vlmd lrom I78.6,4.M4 In 1W.1 to $:.9,80 13
Iusoms instanees, ves. but what benefit I'" decease of tlh9,2sl 7J5 'jhw last
would h derived throuith such reduction? n.t 10 VlJ American labor JVikin,'
Take wire nails, for lueUuce. The d uty on " K""'.iB "" ' iuTu in rani
trv in the world
Is materials, like coal, iron an inner
tldntrs, in h harder to git at hero than la i.u-
ilaii.l '!" a -kod .Jenkins.
"No, I f.inK not,' ropiien w- ive.
"I'lionwhyls tho Diauufnotnred artlclo so
utneli dearer h r-?"
"Wny, m-u like Fletcher pay more ior iao
and aslt outrageous pricos ior iniu
0'iivio.
A liht can e Inlo joi Kins s eyes.
On, Ilia 's It, is It, it Is Ihe pric
ius'ead of
abroad to ernicb foreign manufacture!)! and
employ loreiKU latjor.
The fo lO finK table will Busiest the great
chaiiKu wrought in the chaiao er of irHports
under ihe new law :
IMP0UT8.
Years.
IsMi)...
1SS0 ..
lKill. .
1BJ2 Iin,uul,ll2
Tree of duty.
. t!. W7.0TS
. 206.llliit.639
. 3110,211 m
Dutiable.
8s,C14,fi74
6'I,0I1,7HU
47B.674.844
3li'J,3'J0,lja
P01 cent,
of total
Imports
free.
.11.1
33.1.3
4.1.35
60. e6
But when It conies to exports, the results
under the Mchjnley Taritf nro still more d is
'leasing for the onlnmi y prophets. They said
that it would prevont us from selling to
foreigners that ihe farmers products would
accumulate on iheir hands, an I roi for want
of a mai Hot. Wop. Ii seems from the report, that
our expor's for ISM amounted to $1,031), 3.r'5,
H2:i, a lln'uro never he.'ore reached iu our l.is
tory I
In IQOl two ..n..lul In II-a vnl.-A nf CUMI
ll'i.y in il that """tMi'iso, H10. and tliouslit that pretty eood, show.
ml
iutv on wire nails Is op-
hlln hicher than need be for rr
eciiva mimosas, lot him state 'he we 10 Con- '
.-rem, ask for n iedue Ion. nnd tho retjuost.
nil unlodli'.o.ledl,' b'i urauied.
Aneilon No. 27.--
I'.i.i nd inlin e! hare tL-rtmed (luring .lit p-ina' H3 t did 1111 inoiense of $26,52,126 over
reel at a lreware taiuj : lb.My Dul 1S'J2 was Jlto Sal 81U ai ead of 1S:I1 1
0! course the quo-tion rerers to snipping in u,iriU the fiscal year 13fc'3 tho value
ins foreign trado. It has ile.'l n'd b cause It o imnorts exceeded those ot exports
h a been he simile ono ainonR all our varied Ny $2.7.t3,S7, Welch ref.resented the
liiius'rieB which has rocn veil no protection, fiance of trade against the Unltod Htntd
Ilia branch of our shipping which has be m ,for ,UHt YeKr illM D,ore tn, passago of the
Iprnieoted, that employed In m coasung : ' 1 ,.Ki nicy l orltT. In 18'.)2 umter th-full 0 era-
he pavs
ml I be grouu I do
": i.-..:,.., r,
Th-n to have thin, cheap here, In'.or rtius' t ' '
.11! ,, -
ni-imeniona nuoaiio.is sunmiiiei w you 10-
'nvu.d t:, 1, t'lo soul th dimwit and, as c tl.- ns your voles, must doc.)
years 01 auiftl-ss i-l
may
own.
"rent tn the town K-lly
ually ahlftn. and at hit
JiiJtyj k tntorined him that
"l jour'Jet,r,1"l'JI'' nd that
I " 10 tu Uvular)'
Vttfiomelnafltofmsuo.
pKna'aclureea r- t.. . . .
''a h,,,?' ,r'!,"',r',.,,.'-II
f"i Wllh
. V'""X wtir.ii,,.
. , j '""s lass
lean' ami. .k" .T1
ll ',!
"d dart (..i' """.
',sar;. .v!",'
"'tie dir..- ''W KVta
rn ti. L : miser-
ir-.. L. .
. atr.. ... . .
ft thl Z-h. MMlll
o'a,,,0,
i I11..1.T: wre nm
ior at tfe aaau
the u in the next lew day-. (o,i grain jou
nnswer th'-m as pair o ssnou u.
Fletcher had beu Ire.iuc.i.y iippmudd
during his remarks, and Ihe nieeiln-' broke up
aaiid great excitement, caused by a noisy
di moiia rallon :r mi some m'-n In the rear of
tl s grove, who throughout the evening bail
ex. resaed thelrdlsapp-oval by prolonged mut
b rlngsi and onoaslonal h sses.
Col. O.'llvlo, wllh a ju-t perceptible sneor
opou his face, left the grove an 1 a b ill hour
li ter coulil be seen walking w.lh Mr. Buuk
tlioin toward ihe con. or atom.
A number of Inielll.ent worklo 'itin Were
soalBil s'Otiud Ihe atove as ihey entered,
O'l. Ogilvlo howod ,leantly to on and
spoke,
"lvl.it T.nbfna I.AJ) aia von Ilia tha meet.
lug?" ' '
Jonklni was a fine type of th worslngm iu
!. n.iiiuu.. an' ns men wo
,.. .1. ..,,,. r.t them foroliiu lahoteis.
g .i-a I'll vo e fo hu'h sir, an' I
kii-dih c o he go 1
I'm l.rniar laughed U nr i.ti iOllsl y.
"T'h-t'e it, Juni, nn' it yo git goo t
ya'll buy of us, an' we'll bii of rleichar, ai.
Il will nit oorae nroun 1 iu lime I 1 hem hu
m..n t w.ahui 'iou ain't so ler vfron,'. ait. r
all. Tbey go to h v revyune to run tiiei
era gol darn d Qovo nmenl ol th. iru, nn' ll,
they do n't uko it ou t of thum lon-ig icrsj
a uawutw, wny toe ..iiii".n -'"i,.
'ill hev 10 fu; iheir h u h In their po-.ke'.s
an" help alonu. rte'd 'hlnk we was t..xe 1
iiieo. I true. 13r eosn I but 1 believe ! lei-.
ehor'B ...net n .. ,.1IT 11. ut irit- a Toll I I'i'l lfl"1'
wages io buy with, an' me a maikai hare at 1
home, ain't a taxi How oin It bo h--n
things Is oheaD r than thov wnS len yuars
ago tvbea ihey oome In moa' I f! Tell via
10 explain tout."
As nobody explained, and Col. Ovilvie anil
L."miiei l.uckiborn lolt, the mealing at toe
oruei store broke up whhout furlher con
trovers.
TO B COMT1NUED,
111
t-iido. has flonrisiied und llonrisnes io-,iaj
en ahv wilh our o'h. r prot.-ct.-d l-.dusirlo
Ou. Blion No. 2s. Il7,v if ahai.d. tnneui of,
iraa ici(i pi-oiratu luwir in uus nnao-
forif'S 1
1 1 1; cause more is a" iiiu-.., " .-.- " 1
I.. . .... ti .... i.'..e.,n iftrrt.ers nroaoero..
.. ,.il,l out y,esi. j....-,t .. - 1 - - ,
ion ol ihe new 1 iw. ihe balance of trade la our
favor, was $2'2 914.342 1
One other point ladore leaving this subieof.
So far Irom a prohibitory Tariff has the new
law proved itsoll in actual operation, that Ihe
au.ual rate of duties under it was the lowest
sinc 1HG i. the last year of tho Free Trade
Off' re Western farms were ills covered. All r Tor 11. The amount o duties couei-P-a in tne
tl.it event Hie liastein li.rmere louuu n nisi useai yeai nun not jut uetju LBiunitigu,
ii,ir Advantage to "go ues
where they
"t any iiuantitv of ihe I est hind for Ihe
' Bu', s a mat er of fact, the deserted
e,-el! '. g.
,'l'Llt.L'.
l.rins In New J-ln.i in l are low. o., lot .
i,-.' lefo'-ott-n that many of tne rooty hills
" '. '. .. - .1, ..I I. In I hi
,.f M w Kiiglalid are more a... .v ...
.,p, valor than the lertilu Holds of the West.
Vi,v B-ciniseol thoae s-am-i fnetenos witli
' J' . . , .- nl ..na.imnra if lh 11
,. ir prolecioa nuuj u. ..
ii-y reach.
Quas.lon No. 32 Will, a hwt!i of bro miti
,,,.,i .oar irhirh ma.- Ite paul out J lh''
i!,..l.H .W,irs'' t-Mfll'' tr.eiv 'foes th: Mr m J 10
the ooiisuiner rmne ' thra.wh frve aiiw?
i'
'uty on
iihoill Sol
Silt! I
(ii)U.O it) a year.
Tarriff Nuggets.
B-cliToeity wnadeaigued excluslrely for the
m'hern rennhilea u....i.v , . . .
it bapieu that r-clprooltv ireailos have mien
arranged with Oermany, frnnce and Austn i
Hungary the thr. e piinelpal commercial nn
ilons ol Furope?
In 1882 Oreat Britain made8,'193.2S7 long of
oig ron, Oermany made 3,3S0.80i tons and the
United Slates 4,1,23 1)23 tons, in 1891 (ire, I
Britain made 7.228.498 tons (rrr,.,. i , ,,,,i
unueii OB'ea 8,s79 733 ions
This Is a d crense for the l'rea Trade oountiy
oi ia percent, au l an more aso of at r.,.r .,,
and HO psr cent, rospcctlvelv for tha iLo i. .'
ii-o louiet uuuuiria. j o.-tt is lne k n.l a
victories" (Job danism I winning tlie-e days
, i-..i . r .. . , '
nr. mKi", ut ifl' iiii. r.nir an.i. raei n k.
ore tueui ni-iii ifvai iommialon mia rl....
that since 1871 bis firm bus been Importlu
worklngmeu'i bools from ihe United Stiles
ana Boning inniu irom i ton.ljapalr le-s
iIihii siuiil.ir boots of I ngll h make could he
sold for. When ll Is remembered ih ,t ti.
Amoriciin woraingman ree- ivea Iwloe or Ihrlce
out co-nparlng the twelve mouths ending
A! arc!'. 31. when the first complete year i nder
(roe sugnr ended, with the cor res ponding
p riods Immediately preceding, the report
gives the loilowiug results :
Averatre ad
Year ending Duty
llarch 31 Collected
18
isuo
ism
18'.'2
210,Bln OUI
218.9i7.71ai
9.'lii,U7.U'J4
170,-J2C,3j4
valorem per
cent on
Dut. Free and dut
45.1 H 211.09
4.1.95 2.'.U
47.01 2H.00
10,81 2U.IJ5
cuiui-. o. . -- - . j
nan ii,oias-n nu.-'u"- -a
year, wl.ich wa all paid by
. ...,.. ...a, l on no ar
.. . . lne ouiii,
mo'rn a to 7!0 .'...Kji.it year. The dlffweno-
a is ,u,n lam is tno saving to the consumer.
' iiaeslion No. 33. lh I'" M-Kiney tariff,
'''NN'i'more-'.lian tt has caused lh. pr he
f Sliak-spe.re's nut '.gr.ipl.4 to be h ign
There -re'verv l-w of li.o aiuo r.pl i of
Shalte-pearo In ex.s' -i,c', f '
gr at deal. Tli-re Is tuoi e cot on In I he
United Bt.les thin there s a deni.n-1 io
..ibt ,!:rldv.'ixi..ey
,a. hadnomorr.'odoVhhthat than it had
,ul h ti.e noloi- of the IlloOll.
QM.e,ion No. 3".. What ha hern the direct
. " ,. ... i ,-r,rrta the ulurwn cl
OiVI'Tlt to lite .nee, , j - -; Jl
ihe dutn on c's. ll IM tr" ",r ' v
valued at Jl,5 S4.DH9 ; m ,"'".', '"T,,-,,
. ,1.7.1 a-;, .i ...... ...I a! ill 1.1 I"
i,iT..rne. I fie amounts lll'DO 1(,1 1,1
these two voars-7,69 '.377 "'
,t. i i-, r.,r o,.f-s w h ch has b"0ii
f.irulshad to tne American farmer; and in.
tlin -reuco botwoeu tho values or me eg ....
i ,h. ,o-o v.uira-i .O'li.Ml-n.'-aii-
ures louirhly tho value nf thai market (0 linn
Th.) direct result of th MeKlnl-y dp'yoa eggs
has thus h -en lo put l,0.,il,.W2 more mi -
Where does the Chinese wnll feature nppear
in tnis 20.05 pir oent. avorage tnr ft rate? Wny
Hie average rate under tho first tariff sigued
by (. orgs Washington was 22.2G per cent.
8o that in every single particular the fres
rade predictions nnd assertions relative to
foreign commerce have been annihilated bj
Hie very llrsl year of the now law's existence,
ih t will it not do iu two or three joarl
oioro?
Here is a British gem from Engineering d
T.ondon. Anril 8: "01 oourso wo hate th
American protective policy from hicher ra-
ons than those ot trade oenou . ma mr
main pomt after nu is mat yuu uu n.
.1,. a. l. I.I. i-... .,,.1 li..l. " . ..... . . "'' "'O Ot ilia mr um -
y. ,f uj. yj ui .alii, muu.w.i , , uol, wagoa Willi WlllOll IO UUV ills ailoAl.l i.raeoillliir v..,.r
llgeiioo be had won for himself a Aral place In i y,,,(, boots, th difference be wa n the 1'ro-
the Kietcher wurka. lie looked up atOghve
Wilh a dnu.eful smile.
"Well. Colonel. I don't Inst know what to
think about It. Do yon deny that that Wis
Am rlcan history ua m-n was a lutuniu' te to
l;htr Col. Oirllrt Imbed and hesitated.
uu, I have no doubt tuat the most or what
wa (.noted was fee . hnt you eannot irua,,f om the nine so jioe.
' ibou iv uou men, ior iney win iwibi
them as theyde everything else, to suit their
aj'tiriHaaws,-
WHI. drawled nofhar man avhlenllv n
!rm L'ro PfMrncw. "Mi hMorv or
taint r If 'lis. au' wa t ih.nr.iir at,'
br any lack, why, then, history'! a II , I"
ie. y, said nuektboro. loothlngly.
tec's, I i, ml the un-l'rotoctod workiugman is
sugg steu. .
Thoae who call tho McKlnloy law "the
worse than war Tariff" should be reminded
that last yoar under It our customs revenues
amounted to only 3 39 imr capl.n, Whsroaa in
1-01 the Oovernrnoiit collected fl,M per osplla
Titers are two ways In Alch tb "reformer"
looks at onr rerlproolly policy. When eoq
iront d with Ihe faoui show ntj U snecea
wherever tiled, and therefore, bsrd pressed
lor want of an argument, lie say Hint "reel,
proolty is only another name fur Free 'i rsdv
anyway." At an other tunes he'spgh lug y
If the duty were abonsueu,
by that sura at least would lie be the loser.
Abraham Lincoln's Platform.
Wlillo -providing rovenue for the support.
or llle lien era I Oovornment uj uu..v.
i.-n... . t .i,... ....mr..! ftion an nd-
imumi rruiiiiu i,u,nr .., - .
Juslment of these Imports as to encourage u
development ol tba industrial """'"'"" " :
whole oooniry, and wecommeud Hint-policy
f national exehnoR" which lecnmi 0 the
worklngmnn liberal wages, to agrluu I iro re
munerating prioei, to mochanloa and "B-
Innllli-ara an .leollata rail ard fOrlhe,, Bg II,
Isborand ontcrpriso, and 10 the nntiia com
merclal prosperity and lnd.l .endnnct ,-'0n
refer f'o it a a " liumbui;." Here wn lmvo!, Urpvb'ir.m l'iatjorm, 186), on if hi A ran
bat we da not .wuh yea to rote acalnal iheanother opporiunliy lo.ea tbcihllty motho.:jii' IY sUnd.
aiaarafrarfWtwwsW5
BEST POLISH IH THE WORllD.
ra .,ar
n, i at nr nrprmrn waa
willi 1'nstes, KnuiiK'ls, nnrl Paints which
stain the l.ti nils, injure the iron, and burn
it Tim i:isim?SunStoveiolishisI!ril-
1,-i'nt nilnrlcss. Durable, and tlio- con
sumer ravs for no tia or glass package
Willi every purchase.
HAS A3 ANNUAL SALE OF 3,030 TOMS.
.. ... .r-.Tt.ij.w i Tn Pit A f. RrPWlllT TO
TUB AMERICAN ECONOMIST,
""""a'n SrSL' ZZZ
l':'''f.r. " ", M i t, tttK KUONOMUT rag
am ,11 Lllfl I HI M'
,uriy. I'lkc.liaiayaar.
(tPI'.Cl.a OAMI'AIOX OFFER.
. .,..s. nr Sv aiil.ncrlrtl'inl (or ever. TIIR RrOJCO.
IS r a i l ha "en- lo .a at. ad.lr..... until o eclie
nv fur JSCcntaaneh.
Hl'IIU
lr
fualal ul re.....t for fraa asmnla soar.
Kaw yrk.
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