in “ Most ”(manning Summer Resort on long Island inund.‘
New Hotel. New Bathing House's.”
° New Attractions. ‘
”Entry Facility Fnr~ Providing inr large Excursions.
6:50 p. m.
4:25 for Wilson Point Only.
and 6:50 p. tn.
DANCING DAILY IN THEPAVILION.
nO'l‘ON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietoria. ‘
J. FINKENSTEIN. General Manager.
Illuminate their ”Wt! manufntrtnringdtha
~over the new hot the United Bl had
ahandonodiu nyltorn of trn'oction t «1 reel
procity. They we voryvlv arty that a restric-
tion of Amertcmt production and trade and a
corresponding incronae at European production
and trade would follow. and I will not believe
that what is no plain to them can behidden
from our own people.
. The Doctrine of Protection.
Thedoolaratian of the platform in favor of
the “the American doctrine of protection“
meet- my moot hearty approval The wnvenv
lion did not accept a schedule, but ‘a principle
that is to control all tariff whodnioe There
maybe diilorencee of opinion amour: proton
doubts as to the rate upon pnrtirulnr articles
memory to eitect an equalization: between
wage- ahroad and at home.
In me not remote mliullal campaigns the
innehan boon—or, more correctly. han boon
madoto npwnrto lie—between a high and a
low protective tnriil. both partim apron-lug
some solicitomr regent for the wages of our
working people and for the prosperity of our
domesticindnatrim; but. under a more cour-
ageous leadership. the Do'lnmatic party he
now declared that. if given [mo-er. it will enact
atarlif law without. any regard to its client
upon wage: or upon the capital invostmi in our
great industriea. The majority report of the
committee on platform to tho Dcmwrutic no
tional convention at Chicago contains thia
clause: _
“That when contor- house taxation is levied
upon articles of any kind produced in this coun-
try tho diflmnm between the cost of lalmr
here and llbor abroad, when such a difference
exists. fully believes nny lellil‘.‘ bonuilta to
labor. and tho eu‘rmons additional trnpmuriuma
of the existing tarin' tall with cur-thing (one
upon our farmers and wtrrkrrrumon."
Here we have a citation ltuptrbLirnn conten-
tion that American work.lr'tr an» advantaged
by a tariff rate equal to the (ltlln'l‘t'nl'it between
home and foreign wages. and a declaration only
against the alleged "nlidizi ‘nul "munitions" of
the'exinting tariff low.
Again. 1. ‘ majority report forum Jovian-(I
"But in china a reduction in tnxo» it inltnl
proposed to injure any native 'tmluntrrcs. but
rather to promote tllrirhoaltllygruwth. ‘ ’ '
Moreover, many industries lum- mun: to rely
upon legislation for suv‘t'conlul rottrinuatn-o. til)
that any change of law urn-Ar be nt ovt-ry atop
rcgnrdfuluf the lnlxrrnnll thearpttalthuslul
valved.“ "If"! we have ntr admission that many
of our ilillllelritfi depend upon prnh-(‘lu‘i‘ dultc-s
“for their rut-«~es.-,ttrl cuntirrtram-o.“ unrl mturhtr-
atlbn that tariff changes should l» l’t'ghldiul of
the workmen in such Industries and oi the in-
vented capital.
the “romain-
aioutato the ole-thud mien ha
impartially from the eligible butt 1 ho eyalon.
now in force in all the depart menu: I.“ for tiu
Ant timoplamd promotion» .trlntl)’ upon the
hall- of merit. as amyrtainod by a duly l'itt'nrd
and the eflhtlenry oi the fut-no thereby mall)
Ioereaaed.
The approval In hoarti‘
volition toallumao wt . e whiyh contribute
lo the education 01‘ tho will u of tho lrtllll wan
worthtly hit-towed and mow. -:y bonny up
[ROYAL fl doca fill) the doth .u mum ltrltlicrty
of thought and oonaéienco and the reparation
of church and atate.
The letter then invites tbo I’lll'v'ul ntten—
lion of the farnten of the wlrnlo country to
the work done through the not" and agri—
cultural departments in tho interest"! ugri<
. culture, in the inspection of limit“, the
3&"r3".i'§’5.2§§§§fi°lt‘i$ ' "‘{Efi-L’Izi 3‘3 "WW 0““ W'W' “ml“ '0 “"1”“
players of labor are not pm i' .u~‘.tl c and other food Wu". and thommm‘“
and that capital wntct‘unm tun-y. tm lance, a enhancement of "1““! ”“1 continues:
them of the prom... it ;~ I .I. 1...: ”out.“ it baboon tho oumwoltheudmlqu-Hou
theeeevils will team. 1 nun-n; by; ;....:t policy to make it: foreign volley hot n rnnttor .4 par-
the first utmosmry (illtI'I. or mind; it anon-re tienn volition. but ol’ patriotinni and national
wage cot and the M‘Cvlltlfl kit-go llulrlllulitill of honor. and l have very urn-at gratification iu
the aggregate amount of work In bailout; in Mina able toutato that the Democratic rut-nt-
thin country. harlot the urmmittees on foreign aflaire ro-
Ii the injustice of hilt t'ltlylqu‘l' ‘0!“le tho nporrdcd inatruu Anrm‘irartupirit. l hnvo not
we man to fltfikob‘uk bu 3'... {,4 r.» ..vm-y sure hesitated tooouwlt freely with thorn otmuttho
the his blow at». not tell up... in. own head most confidential mid-slime atrium. nnd low
or upon his wife and rhridrou. T be workman frankly “Univ!“ my ‘lblle'flllllll l0? llm‘dmll‘r
in our great intinatrim uru in a b- niy romulni- oileflllon- Thur I)“ 11'“ ”KIN Ii bailout bill
hly intelligent. end a...» lust-r5 Ur borne. uni! flrmlnflslt‘nw nrmn American rights leurw-
country. They may bv ru...»l by iliju‘tttt'v. up immunity from insult null injury {or our vit‘o
what aocrnstoihern lo I.» tut-tr. or I... led fnr man-Inilomlnlnrvixn rpm-m n lull-'3‘ oi
the moment by 0mm into not. ..1 I.;t..Inn; but "lrrllnllmund hlnsmv" Tin-rd“! hut holww.
they will nettle tho tnttll «onto»: in tho who I“ WWI) other: mom to believe. tint in be a
light of their November llreNi-itrs. out with auto Democrat out» must take the fort-:gn h‘llt‘ of
reference to the prneyt-rity of the murrtry oi ""3 international illlt'fill-tll. li' ll W'lt'll’lh'all
‘l‘hldl they are citiwnzt and of tho homo: lltuy admittintratinn ismurluw-un; \llt' Anh'l’lt‘ull mic.
have (bumlpd for their my“ and Hum”... The t'hilinn incident. now so 1.3g, :ly :turl
No intelligent ”in, “fig ”1 ,. prolt'vtlt‘r! t'trifl honorably adjuatml. will. I do not doubt. pint-.3
claim-I that n is app-Ur it>r~ti g. mammm ., u, i- our relations with that brave pu‘uyltl up-ur n
form rate of WW“; ulthout rognrel L, tiwtuu- more friendly basis thnrrovcr lmlul‘t‘. in our
throw in the supply of and tlt'lllllil tor the ”bum“ “'“h ”10 KT“: fiUl‘UWfi" WWW?” the
products of 1.1.0:, [tug lg i... camping“,- rimmed rights of the l'nitcd States and of our ritrzvrnt
that protectivt~dtltim strongly touri lIrhultltlp Inw- lmen insisted nu with mum-ms. Tho
wages. and are the uni; ban-my “gamut . Y... ttrength of our cause and no: the ntl‘v‘nztll of
dlfl’lion to tho Etrrllpozur rwnln our 'ivornary hruI gin-tr tuuu to our mrro
shrewdly. but “0‘ lllll" mm): “m ndvm- epondt-nm. TheSmmanqumtmu and thou-hr-
“rim; weak Duty of u... inn-rm.“ (“mm “n log lira llllvulluli. whit-tr rump over from the
MU“ imp". ppm} bun...“ null niltor a”; 1'... pron-tiling mlmtumtrnrlun. lnlvu bun-Ir lin- one
by tho MVKmh-y lull. mid omit th‘gwflxur a“). with-ti and the other rubrmttmi In nt'lnlrntton
reforenmrlntb.» grmt unit mun”. illl unions. uponafalr battle. Never bdrm-.1 think. ill a
montof n... 1“... “3L mm"; a... [31.1.31 .1 like period have on many important lrn'htl-‘a
your Slim-"37‘: mirth“: ltlpl'I-ltnniihu. ”rum? and commercial Mroatuolrt‘t horn t‘ullt'lllllI'Vl,
per cunt. "four t-mnl lllllliirlg‘ mum in (n... ”I... and never llt‘foh‘, I um um». brut- tlw [mu-"Ir
largest wrfi.nmu,. mum- hm”). wlIIlI- m m4. and inilrn-nm». national and routine-“131."! ll")
the port-outage of our irnpnrtatrnru won only ”um“ “PM" 5W“ “"1" in thhWFP‘WH-‘mml ”I
3|.t2p0r cont. The pin II; of Muzrr llpult lllr', both l“'5“‘*3l’h°l'“L
(rm! list has surmi to tho mtmtrm-z in until». in The letter thou puyn n high lYllllllt‘ to the
fifteen month», ufror paying the lnurttim pro Union veterans. doplums burly-sum” lilitl
"m“ hm 5“-"“~“"' mob uprisings. demnnth llL'K'l'lllllliflllUll In
This rr-ltof hm boon substantially felt In ‘ . . . . .
”My hummum “pun Mm smut-LIV: pm. admitting i‘erm'rnifrnn‘t: and lulltllltlts tho».
0! n‘ r‘nnu-nto.
chose of tho workiuxrnnn.
(luo of the favorite arguments. against a pnr Tho ”moral condition (If our wrzrntry rs arm
of great prmpority. The blessing of Hod bun
tectiye tarifl in that it shuts no out from o par»
rooted upon our lipids and upon our lumpin-
tit-ipatiun in what is t'nllt'll with owt-lltng t-m-
phat; "tho tutu-trots ”1 tho “Um." 1r um Tho-urinal value ofour (orutgn cur-Intermix»
view L- ml! a eat... ”I“. 1...... 4..., n mm...“ um: incruml more than until-um over thv avert
our t‘nllimr’t‘cinl mmputitnm an; “In! “mu h, ago for tho prwotiing ton yearn. owl more than
boar will)illtll‘vstll’ftllifytriflnuvlrlmhi“itl’l'lltll'l’ ”litilltlkllovvr ”J" "W 13‘! It'd? ”'m-qw‘ll‘d
to thrill of tho futurist-ts of the world" And by m“ new taritf. 0'" 9‘5"?“ l“ ““5 “““““l“l
how does it httppmr that the partial loos of nlll' those of let) by more than 922,11».an lillll iiir'
annual average for ten yam by :_t.‘,,Im, on
market clue-:3 foreign tin pint-i rnills nrul pln~h
factories that still have allnthor mark-q... Uur Our oxporta of hremletuifn lat-rerun! tm-r tlt er-
of in“! more than .NLIJIIJIM, ..r pmvmn .
natural ad’vnntagm. nut pron-din- rant! and
the rodpmcny pulley tmlm it “mild” fur “an, over unlit“). and of manufau'tltnm ill‘lsr
hat-enlarge participation In the ”Illnrkvru u: Stimuli}. The morrmindi-o batman.» of twin
the World" without tlpl‘lllltx our own to rt L‘ll‘lll in 0|" invor in It“? won $32.9“; No other
petition that vrutrhi destroy tho (‘uuil'url amt nation ran match the ultimo-null worm-a
independence of vlll’ pcopl». which fltue durum. tltm‘llhu. ilur wont-amino
I‘m um“... olbl‘llvor. may well go out to than “ntw party Iletvrtel'
tics and habits etill compel them to declare
The renolntirm of the mnvutrtinn in favor of
hi tnil‘ -. _ , ' (but our people nre ttpprl'shtlll and our trmlo
mo ism dotioron. l thItIL tilt trun and nutrictcdbyapruln‘lli‘t‘wm-
noun-av)- ounriitionsni n rnmumorrl that his ., '
upon mm linm my cordial adherence rind MI}. l.‘ k "M AWN“ for mu to "I" on n m the
Port. lnm thoroughly mnvtumd that the in. "”4"“ "Y "’ runny “f "l“ “’9‘“ l‘"‘"““““1
Comm of silver at and) at f'iilu in Killt! in u | in “m ”'01“th Mum”! by tho I‘orIchqun
maintain the k'l‘lliallly in tlwtr ( umtnvrmui u .I l you all that have “M been “WWW“! l ‘haw
oi the two I'Atlnt'tl tiullnn li‘uultl r Illlll, .» in zit. before publrv-lyvxprtmu-u in) “"“ " “' ""“""
prosperity of all tlu- grout prmlurzng and .mm m tho V'mmud “I. n “mph“ mmfimf’m” “ ‘
merr'lul untnma of the world. Tm» ...Io mun-u. "l‘1'm}“r'.“"ely 9m“ rnnmv‘nt ‘t N "x' r
tinl condition Ih that those dollars nllkli hrtw rising public funrtlonn are 3.1”" hum-"L ““1"“?
and retrain an equal acceptability and vnluo in "Id “‘me other! in“ ”m": n,“ mm“. mm”
all mrninrrctnl trnnnnrttnn.‘ tine my be found to talc llb‘lr purvlw .
The monetary I'tvttrlttiurts in Hum”. Within lint chungru in tho inns :tII-i trr Allin-lith-
thcluttwu years have 1 Until; li'ittlrd \-.-I’y ‘rnmflml‘m" "9 ‘" “mil mourn-m “2.. ,
much to (iovelutl a M'ltlllilt'lri. in intnr ..f n wu'hvnmxf’h“; 3“; ““";|“‘““ f"? 1"
largernoool silver.anrl 1 WM ltltltfllplrumlnnd luminous It pint “lit. tn t can: Bum. .l ‘i. .
encouraxod by the curdiallty pmmmm“ and don clung» tnvolvuo a Ilnppsgn' and Inuit t ,. .;
unanimity With which the irivirntlun or thin “m” Tim’m‘m: "(fillmw'T‘TW' ’” .‘
government I“, an international mnfvronm on) re iutluto rtngt .. murmur. In IIII I.t:.t-..v
It mm subject wan Ica-ptwl bv all the into [130. the liuninumrbnngmt vulvml mu 1...:
[gt-en. We may not only hot». (or .1... arm "wuw'mem’ h“! “W“M"M”””’
hixhly lumetlcial results from um I‘Illllf‘rflln'fi Th“ [Mmmum 9"” 0.5““ “ l""‘*‘"“"”““ 0'
whit-h wrilnuw norm anaerobic it‘bvn the n: domolttruu Th“ U"""""“" it‘ll") l” vl‘ltlvll
“I“ ”f the wnforenoe is “on; '0 shall thdu all lithium even that of tho llulml'll'f. l.‘ 11...:
boableintellitontl! to rumiimt our financial ““5"“ me warm“), “MO" ”I" "v“ "W'-
legialation to any Mwntbillll ma l'hant merino. are ..II n. t... .I....;..I,.n...t L...
‘ ' [Twin-ll] liken down. lull Irl-mu up Tu
"A Free ltallot and a Fair Count." thin phrflrlmmnnitlutsltut‘llull it In» ;.tl.l~«l Hlli‘
In my I”: annual [tummy a, “inure-so 1 “id; countrut‘ttva fv-nturv. the n- \‘blulill‘ltihl‘ll‘ ui
“i must entertain the hope that it in [himllrlnlo “I” battle “t "Ml"
scrum nrnirn. patriotic commutation of rim-h Th0 roll-"r 0' it"! “'1'“me W"? l“ "‘1 ”t"
constitutional or statutory clump-n antnny bu 0"!" Mild. illhlmi‘il)’ -" lr'lli')‘ "l “M" N“
neceunary insecure thorhoin-ol the "flirt-hoof KW'W‘“ “i" "“"“|"l"“"“ ”' """' “"1” “' -
tho government to the wind» by fair app”. new market» and now nltllM it will “In.”
tionrnente end free olectiorm l baht-w it would bmlnw ‘0 no poriluu» “mun?“- but "M“ n"
he pomhlc to constitute n nuntnimron. nun» {rat-tint "PIMYWMW‘ "" ul“"|"l"“ “W0
partisan in itn memberahip and vompwcd of l-nxlll-rllum err "Ni‘vflillll! you“.
patriotic. wire and impartial men. to nhoma ' ‘ ”‘3‘““‘” u““‘”"""
connidcratlon of the quoatium of the oviltt mu-
nected with our election nynit‘ln and methods
might be committed. ‘ ° ' with a view to
securing to every electura iron and unmoleeted
exercise of the! sulfraun and aa near an up
preach loan equality of value in oarh ballot
call an battainahle. ’ ' ' The dtlmlllllllllfil
the limitations of eutfrage mall be found in the
law, and only there. in a lost dcrnnnd and no
jolt man lhonltl mot or reatvt it."
it mined to rue that an appcul to our people
tode tho one-lion of marlin-ting our leg-
islation upon atmlntely fair, nonpartinan line-
mlzht and more effective minutiae. Many
timn l have had Oocaaion to any that lawn and
election methods damned to give unfair ad-
vantagea to the party making thorn would
acme time he need to purpetuato in power afao
tion of a party attain-t tho will of tho maiority
of the [maple 0f thin we boom to have an illuo
tration in the recent ltato election in Alabama.
There want no Republican ticket in the hold.
The content war between white Demcmraia.
The llolh party any they were refuted tho rep.
raentation guaranteed by law nprm the ohm.
mutant; and that when the court» by man.
”attempted to right this wrong an ap.
pulfiatctafld not be heard until altar the
electionutadethe write lmflstual, llatkrt home
were thrown out for allegedlrrogularithnov
WAaniithumdonInL-umgt
tea-twin“ at thewhite voter: of Alabama
thattheoflioanwwhonoertitlcateahavam
made from Ameriran b k platen
dar from foreign platen.
llr. Ayor. the treasury ngvvur in charge. mil-
mateq. aathe molt of ourutul lruptiry- that the
WWII of tho current your a . f. ho liIlJlllJIIl
pound-I, and that by the eoviuf tin- y-mrourpro
auction will be at the Tale of attain-III) Mud»!
W annum
The Tariff and \l‘agea.
Thin tariil low haul given employment to
many thousands of Alfif'llfllll "It'll mtxl women
and will each year git-o t-rnptuym ur tnlrrerrn»
mthomantle. It» rupeul W-rlu-f throw thaw
lamb out of employ tqu'nt ntui .r .0 work to
other: only at remit-oi Wilma-l. T .. o .zpponln of
the free trader to tho working nun are largely
adde to his projtrdhm or In bia plankton,
anduot infrequently llh' prnumtm‘ :i wrumo
ltll‘llc. The new Dfllllth“. .L ;.« lu‘fllt'i vzllp rum-ti
illitfllStlllflhllllTlllil
’/ it is Formally Accepted in an
Address to His Party.
' glam by them
mmuclxrotmrnmnwm
Protectio- Io American lndmtrlea. “a
m. Ballot and a Pair Count," Ill»
metallu- and the Admlnlntntloa'a l’or~
alga Policy the Chief laauca ltlacnaaod.
Wanna-ton, Sept. tit—The tollqwing is
Presideat Barri-en’s letter accepting the
Republican nomination for the onioe of
president of the United States:
Wasmsomx. 5e
Mn. William McKinley, Jr.. and Others:
Germ—l now avnil myself of the tint
period of rolled from public duties to respond to
the notification which you brought torneon
.Junomof my nomination for the office of preci-
dent of the United States by the Republican
national convention recontly hold at Minna»
apolh. l accept the nomination, and Inn grate
fnl for the apprdvnl oxpremed by the convert.
tion of the acts of the administration. I have
\‘crcd without wavering or wearineee. so
.althedirection of public anoint was can.
mittod to me. to-carry out the pledges mode to
tho neopll Sn 1338.]! the polildw of the admin-
tioa have not been distinctively rind pro-
grésively American and Republican policies,
the fault has not been in the Draw, but in
the execution
I shall epoak frankly of tho legiellation of con-
greeo anilpf the work of the executive deport»
mtg for the credit oi v successes that
have been attained in in sin measure due to
othere—aenatore and representatives, and to
the cillcie t heads of the several executive do
partmont ~that l mnytio so without impro
priety. A vote of want of cutlfitlt‘nttrl is asked
by our ndvcrmrios. and this challenge to a re-
t'lcw of what hm been done We promptly and
gladly mm.-
The great work 0! the Fifty-tint congress
he been subjected to the revision of ti Douro.
cutie house of representatives. and the, nets of
thcexecntivo department to its scrutiny and
investigation A Dental-ratio national admin-
istration was succeeded by n Republis'au tid-
ministration. and the frmbnrw of the event
glvu unusual facilities for fair mmpnr'tson and
judgment. Thorn htur seldom boon in firm. i
think, when nohnnge from tho declared poli-
clan of the Republican to the Iioclnred poli-
ciea of the Democratic party involved uuvh
mun results to the busiuosI-r interests or the
country. A brief review of what has been done
and of what the Democratic putty proposes to
undo will justify this Opinion.
The Financial Policy.
The Republican party during the oi ‘l war
deviaodanationnl currency L'tltiiils'tiugof nth-d
Slam notes issued and redeemable.- by tho gur-
ornment, and of national bank notes hurled upon
the morityof United States bonds. A tax wan;
levied upon the lanes of state barring And the
intended result. that all such issues should be
withdrawal lied There are men urn-tug
us now who here w n state-innit note. The»
nbtee furnished directly or indirectly by the
United States have been the only and the safe
and acceptable paper currency of the people,
Bank failuree have no fright, delay or lose tn
th'e bill holderu The note of nnvinsvlvont bank
is as good and'ncprrent as u tl’lruslzl'y not», for
the credit of the United States is behind it
Ourmoney is all national lnunt‘y—w! might
almoct say inlernntionnl, for those bill-t nrt- not
only equally and lndisc‘rlm'trlntol)’ accepted at
par in all the stores. but in Nlul‘.‘ foreign Culin-
tflfl. Tho Dt-mw" :t' iv parry. ii intrmtml
withtlte control tIl ilr'.‘ gov ‘l'lllllclll, L1 ttntv
W to “mull the tax on more bunk iswllétv
fithavicw’to putting into t'in'ulnllull In.
under such diverge legislathrt m tin- sun-s
mayadopt. lilood of local bani: Loni-s. Only
mean who. in the years tit-fur» the “or. ox-
peflenced (he inconvenie nct-_nttrl loom-o ztttond-
ant upon the use of such liliilli'y can nppre-
date what n return to that oystotn involve».
The denomination of n bill mu then often nu
intimation of in; value. The bank dr-tu‘torof
yesterday was not it Hate guide biday no to
credit or vnlncn Merchants dep-witmi several
linking the day. lest the hour of bank
5 should show ndeprociation oi the money
taken in the morning.
The traveler could not use in n journey to the
not the tissue of the most solvent banker of the
west, and, in runsoqttonco. a money stranger‘s
aflioo waa the familiar neighbor Of tho tickot
oflloo and the lunch counter. The farmer rind
the laborer fouled the motto)" rct‘oil't'd m tlII-n’
product» or their lnborfioprocintod who“ tin-y
monotonnke their purchmlt-s. and the witulo
Wine. o! the country was hindered and bur
dwell. Chant»: may become llt‘t‘t‘s‘ifil’y. but 3
MW eyltom of currency an!“ and accept-
INC throughout the Wlwll.‘ countryAin the good
knit ct hiturr experiences: and lam sure our
people will not consent to the reactionary pro
pout made by the Democratic party.
The nt then roviowod the legisla-
ellacicd by the. Fifty-dint congress to
r to the United States the ocean cur-
tmde and the succeseiul results that
attended it, and argued that the policy of
mdprocity waealeo nlarge factor in such
reunite. Of reciprocity itself the pmident
lays.
1M.
Th.- ln-mocrntic Position.
Theovoru‘hvlrrrirn; rl-jm‘tiunni then-prowl»
Anions. whidr hurl ill-fore received the sanction
oi Demm'rntic trutionul convention» mos not
more indimtiva oi the new and more cour-
ngeous lentil-rebir- to which the party has now
rommittml that" than the substitute which
was adopted. This hullntituto declares that
protective duties urn: um’onstitutitmul« high
protection. lou- prott'cllulr all ullr'llllbtitu
tionnl. A Democratic: mngruss holding llllé
view cannot t'rmt-t. not it lintrtmrntrc president
approve. nny rut-rt! N‘llctlillt.‘ the [litrpmw ul‘ of
feet Of which is to hunt irnrmrtotiuua or to give
any advantage in nu Atrrt-rtv'nrt workman n'l
producer. A bounty might, ljutigo. ln‘ gnu-r.
to tho lmporb-r lllillt‘l‘ tht‘ new of the output.
tntion in urdur' to invrunw imprrtutnuo. and
no the revenue ~for "rt-venue unly "-«isrhu lint-
itntiou. Reciprocity of conrw tulle under this
denunciation. lur lin’ object klitl pitta are not
revenue, but the promotion of rntrruwrcml on
chnngox‘lho profits of which 5:) wholly to our
produce-rel
This duetructivo tin-American doctrine urns
not held or taught by the historic DL‘IIIUL rune
atatcsrncn. whine fume its American patrIotr
has watched this generation certainly not by
Jefferson or Jnt‘kson. This Itmtl cruunlcngnitmt
American shops. t..>- tntnvr is} utwt. “Witt-J. rv
Amorit';tltur.lntttn,~ ”I Lln- l ~ m :II \LlJllu“
ll»! of MN) I:-I_..u L Ill It or - lit till plow
mill. or or awn-writs;- «It an: [alt i...l trrldu by
reciprocity, ..re :5 aurpruunl: a. tnoy are 12;:-
creditnblo. There is nut n thuughtiui binning-«e
munin the country volt” rim-e not hull\\' taut
the enactment tutu tow oi the tiwmrutlnu oi
the Chicago convention upon the sutuwt of tho
tarifl would at once plumpV the country into n
bounces conrnleion such as it has never even;
and there is not 3 thoughtful workinxmnn who
dines not know tint it Would at once enormotw
ly rectum the amount o! Work in bodotlotn
this country by tit:- "twin-liar: ol lilipul’lntluns
that wuuld follow. and llut't}:\~llnl~.‘ u ruin-snort
of his wages to the ilurupcnn ~llilltlnrll.
1! Any one angina-Ate that "ill." rutltrnl tkrirry
will not be cxwutml if the Dorrim'rntiu' thirty
attains plwor, whit shall bu thought of a putty
that is capable of thug tniltng with great Inter-
eater The threat of out-h icgtumiun would be
only loo hurtful than the lM'l. .\ distiu
Knight-d Denim-rat rightly described this more
men! an n challenge to the protected ind-lattice
ion light of extermination, and another nut-h
rightly exprcn'rml tin- logic or the nttualinu
when be interpreted the Cbirom platform to
be an invitation to all Demon-r ate holding oven
the most moderate protection Vie-Wu to go into
the Republicnn party.
The Bxiatiu‘ Tariff.
And now a few ward-s in regard to the exist-
ing taril law. We are fortunately nlrlo to
1udgo oi ito inlldetn'u upon production und
prices by the market rot-"rte. The day of the
prophet of calamity has been sllttt’t’lntllld by that
of the trade reporter. An onqu-tion tutu
the eflort of “rodent upon the prices of pro
tectod products. and of the not of such nrliuiw
a0 cuter into the living of [maple of Mnall
when been made by a aerrato committee
computed of leading aenatorn of both partloa.
with the aid of the tarot statisticians. and the
report. signed by all the member: of the mm-
mitteo. has boon given to tho pnbllr. No tour):
wide and careful inquiry hae over lloforo been
made. Thew‘fachl appear from the report:
Fink'l'he cost of articles entering into the
nae of thoee earning in than 3|,» l) per anumn
hae decreased. up to May, but. ill per cent.
while in farm product» thorn baa berm an in-
cmln More. owing in part to an thwarted
foreign demand-mitt“: opening of new mar-
ket!» in Englan.dtltlutr tho unto period the
coat of living inure rd I it per rent. Tented by
Mpowor to pit rttcloo of nor-emity.
the earnings of our trotting pctlpiu have never
'been an mat no they are now.
' Second-Allure has been an avenge mlvanee
in the rate of wages Oi Writ» of I per vent.
Thirdu'l’heryhaebeenanadvanceintheprice
of all farm producta of lilo? per cent. and of
all cereals onto per amt.
Ifr. Barri-on than quota the report of
Commilioner Peck, of New York. in eup-
port of his arguments. and proceed; todio
Ire-tin plate production in thin country.
no ”I:
Once or twice iuour hiatory the producth
at tin plate had been attempted, and the price-
tnalnedbythoWelahnialmooeld have on-
DUMPED INTO THE RIVER.
A Train Julep- the Track. Killing ’l'uin-
naa and [raj-rein; I'ionltgrrn.
liruttmsn Fruit, N. Y,, Brpt. ll, «lint
an Wont libero train No. lii eruerxcd liuln
tho rock out below llavenn' duck tho ouuttio
left the track and plunged into tho river.
tailing with it the tender. Engineer litmu-
berg and Fireman Vianetyko were in tin-
cnb and loot their liven.
The ear. bounded along the mile, and af-
ter running 200 feet the mail var plnngod
end firet into the river, followed I), m,
unoher, which tell on it» side, the hut pu-
aenger ear also going over, leaving 0M car
on the track.
The me aa the can went over inn-[mun
doacription. Women Wore praying, about-
ing and crying. Thou- injured were A. W,
Crew, of the general manager's olive, who
received levioua injuries about the «no.
men; J. (I. Merritt. editor of tho illulrkrul
Fall- Journal. Nightly hurt; W. ll. ”Mutt;
and Express Agent Arkart. badly rut up.
Operator Porter. of “run-tone,
Reciprocity.
Great credit hdm to Mr. Blaine for the vigor
with which he proved this upon the country,
We have only begun to realize the benefit of
thaaatrade arr-memento The work of ore-
atin: new agenciea and of adapting our good-
to new marketa haa neceunrily takun time. but
the revolta already attalied are ant-h. i an
m II to eatabliah in popular favor the policy
Ill reelvmtal trade. bleed upon the free irnpor.
tailor: 0! Inch articles all do not lnjnrloualy
cunnete with the product- of our own format.
mind or fluorine. in exchange for the tree m
med introduction or our product! lntonther
eonntrlaa. Theohvinne ofliruy of thin policy
trims!" foreign trade of the United
Stat.“ once attracted the alarmed attention
of leropean-trade journals and [tannin of trule.
WWWottradohaepreeeutmlto
that government a memorial string for the ap
minimal 0‘ a comma toconsldnr the bent
meat» of eonnteraetinc what is called “the
martial «made of the United stat-e."
Atameetlnz had in March last of the I”
elated chamber- of communal (treat Britain
thewealdenrremrted that the exporta from
01.0 Mtaln to the Latin American eonntrlon
cerium last year had decreased mutton.
andthatthi-wmnotdueto tomporarycam
but directly to the reciprocity policy ot the
UM Natal. Germany and France nave alan
ahowntheir startled appreciation of tho laet
M a new and contestant bu ap—
peared in the battle at the mrlrm and ha. .1.
My poured important advantages. The
meat envied” ovidcmoe of the tremendous
M m3"! of our partition to found in
he not that Great Britain Ind Bpaln have
ell-l it neon-In: to mini reciprocal trade
with no for their West lndia colo-
wreel, around in front of air-in and had
hit lo: cut off Jolt above the ankle.
the front bumper of the mail nod ha;-
mr were five Italian laborer», it in
Thymuealiegarkle.nnuu
ofthemhavebeenuenainoetheml.
dent, ithbalinvedthattbeyhavealaobeen
killed or drowned in the rim.
A faulting Party latent.
Ammo Bro-urine. ll. 3.. new o.-
yacht Annie 1)., of Red Bank, it, .1,
wanna“ in the hay. tier owner, Charles
hard. time other gentlemen and no...
ladie- were ahead andwerenavedby u",
EE-
i’
Welsh tin plate worm whit-lied at ilwauaea.
Inthoheueof June“). It”. advhaeancwtrlal
3
will leave South Norwalk at 10 o. m... moo. 2.00. 3:30, and
Leave Boton Point, 11 n. in, 1:10
SUNDAYS-Leave South Norwn‘k, 10:30 a m.,
leave R'otOn Point, 11:10 3.11)., 1:10, 2:40, 5:00. on
' ‘ ——-—-— «too
Excursion Fare.
Time table subject to change without notice.
it"
Makes :51 C‘."'f}'-ilfly convmiuu» of an
Old~tlm: l-‘l\itl’:..
Prepared with scrupulous (are.
awnniatuiiPttrcFmvd Ex sitionfi. Each
w .
package: malar- twn large rm.
HERRELL SLSOULE. Syrgt‘tu, N. Y.
, 2:40, 0:00, andtlzutii p. to.
12:30. 2:00, 3:30,
1
ti 0:40 p.rn.
25 Cents.
Brlthg Quic
Plann anelesso
Call on multira-
ltrtmrm.'wum J. thII. "nu
qtuial, ,V V
k Returns
If placed
in the
Columns.
of the
Evening
Sentinel
\
ns.
lililli ll. DISBHUW.
a Went avenue. Hortib Nprwalk
3an filth
wt I? the
it Sudltury 81.. Boston. Mass.
Fire and
Flag Walks,
Buggies, Phaetnns, Carriages,
Prices to Suit All.
He"... Tilly.
tub and inner _
Put down in the best manner at.
the lowest price.
’WAOONS"
New and tefl’hhtl llanIl
Burglar-Proof Safes.
..._.‘..,..M_ _
nnlnmt,
snnllnn,
Cannnins, Spindles, etc.
“A”. AND HEl-Z THEM:
i}
C.
W.
Bakers, Confectioners,
EXBAVATING
ll Y
tnvtnnnn anus.»
IIIIIII t. FLYNN
Sanitary Plumber.
STEAM and GAS FITTEH.
I
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Duals,
. ){ll
DEPOSIT Wfls’ii’. 0F All Klit'DS.
TitsI Best Sales in the World.
l5tl,ililil in use. Always pre-
.DeKlYN & 80M.
iieooesooru to C. it. Del-lint.
Washington St. St). Norwaik,
2? Main Street Namath.
First-class
A n d
ICE CREAM.
lit-Kl n t Uri: Pr- Itl i" , .
Ellilt'lyn.‘ «In. ‘15") riled
l
Bnmstnnk Bros.
llEAll 0F THE WIRWIBK H0085.
Teams at all Hours.
JtlBBillil A SPECIAlll.
lint-int: taken tin- brim-merit under the Lib-
rif).‘lli‘t li:r~.‘nnglort rein-rt. South Ntvrwnlk.
uml hltnl it for
lupus
P
serve their contents.
17" unit! in i.) no. Aims. slum» ilmi zrw‘ll ilrt',
\\ llrrr‘ fol"! our miles It l't: slilljrt'irti to inn nar-
bmt. llfl’tflt‘i'illlh: their t'ollllt'lrl‘.
l‘tlAMl’iUh’ lli'll'tlltil also in the lift“!
(‘lrtl‘ztgn Fire III l'fil. in lllr‘ tlrt-rrt lllb‘ltllt l-‘irr
in ism. aim! in till the trout tinn— ~llil‘l'. S tr-l
for lll‘f'll nru. Act-ma \mntui. :2: 13m
PAYMENTS
$1 Willi”!
IVERY Inn nonntINn
STABLES,
llIMBINIi
«w. ttully mitt-it n’imruuf public patron—
Sflll‘l’ II Null‘VA LK. CON 3.
LL».
l rvirr In plumbing l have done forth:
..- t sou-n your.» in the employ of W. H. Meek-
er it i 0 All work will have my personal sup-
Ptzre and \t‘ll l-.~-ome.
Highest
Avoid
.md insist on having the
MVP. St'Cli brunt.
mil]? VIN-
5“ DO YOU
COUCH
DON‘T DELAY-
cri’lrlllll. fiflll will be rorn
. Itly executed and
mtlaniIo-r. mtarnnim . ll
lvo mentrial.r.ithn
.Cradduck’s
till. Ills wnsnmarnn STREET.
The People’s Market.
ALL KINDS OF
FRI-iii!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Cluckgb Diamonds.
Tlililil. IIIIIIIsnII & cnnIPnIIt,
2|9 Montague St.
I'rrv It.tt.t..~ot'Artr.. Biflflklyll, N. l
Thus for our remit-r delivered in South Sor-
wnlk haw givvn gutterol minim-lion. and nut
rnctlunlof payuu-nt lutrighly apprminted. Full
informatinnmn be tool of our norm.
GUSTAV PITZER.
lll i: AILlii lAll ['LM‘E.
PRIME M EATS AN!)
VEGETABLES L\' THEIR
SEASOX.
Hin- Iv.~ It trial and ion will hemmed steady
I'llnilllllt'l’.
Hard Times Prices.
A. C. BRAIlIllIBK,
SOUTH NORWALK Gilli t“: '“38‘5;;;:;:wxrg:g
Save Your Teeth. m.g~.~.§....--....
W I IS? Tun.“
HAVE THE.“ FILLED ill: {‘RIIWNED. o Ill I
Tomb I‘Ill-wl “In. twirl. I'Iquum. AIL... ' '
.irtmlgrtm and all Martin» nmtrriah. '
Tr’t'lli trmtlwl unll -|ll'i'v~\fllll) l rmuml In 1th
trim"!
_ m
{an anti! an: :3: excellent alive! after hill: the
at on. e ty denim on have. Luv
Iattleo to aaata and ".00. ”I .
ill
w
it
El
ya
l:
‘I.
you can fool a l of the people anme 0 the liar».
and «one of the twiplu all of the Ilnw. but on
can’t fool all the purple all the time.
Life Irmuranw 1 'mn
much.
fur-l .
Read This!
ilv when" (‘fllllnhlt'fi and (“heal m‘ht‘l‘
IS
An in-
1wrnt-nt Policy in the i'uutm‘tirut Hem-nil
ny in who! Ibo rump].
ill have after they ave broil fouled into buy.
ur M'herue or r-hmp lnauruttw. i'hvnp in-
rmnt'oia like cheap mom-y; it ain't Worth
It you want prota'tlun for your inmlix. or
lurwlfin faint-tr! old an. fit a plain Ilr nita
in», Mt the ondnwnwut p n in tho ('onneot-
ut tom-rat Life lnnurnnee t‘mn party. of Hart-
53‘. L’i-iommediett
w- lli “'ulllmrtnn BI. thumb Nur- nl‘r
Elgin an
Silver and Plated Ware.
ctnnts, illiillii. iiliiX lilil
W000 BASES:
Repairing in all It: Branch».
H. S. ROOD,
lint-l. Platinum or l'm’t’t'lnin l‘rnu n-.
Ii Waltham
\lll
ArtiIu iul il‘l'lll on Gold. Platinum. t’ntttimr
llll} llurn ItIIIl liublwr Hutu. Ittnl :tll “mi. in t-
tmnttu: in modem tll‘l liv-tr).
:4 H‘t'lul :tlirltlltlll Klltrli in irregular uml
i'li ltll’t'lt'fl twiln.
All Wort. at mmt rvnmrmblr prirru.
'I'rv'ill illlwl Mill rxtrarlrtl tmlttlml)‘.
Dil. F. W. DARMEB.
A! “'Iultingtnn St. Urn-r l'unl tum-r.
South Nurwalk. l‘onn. u“ l\‘
Economy and Comion!
lasnline Stoves
Ind wold lint and input» during
the Summer Season.
We have the var) lioni nmko
WATCHES
00L", i-ILVEB A3” FILLED BASES
In ti-lll‘l'll MAIN li‘l’ltll‘l'. ”film
of Hum-nitrates. M
l“ "‘" will” “ tilt l” “wright.
ntevna . or ' c . .
Recent or I] Pl “8 'l’hla
never been known to fall. It
laraae w n a
given with I holes
not and.
antee i-vred
lalc Anni.
' JAPANEB
Ill-lie
A new and mm lair thrnlmonaintieg
merit in (fan-inlet. also
ti ternal.
. nut mall. Why roller immie terrible
wrlltorlib
ll
‘
“Milli" Pllllllll. 8TH" and
l llhn love. A . tf sotmIAntI m
rl'o'iurtt'rnsbu um“ tilts '
lidi‘mx" ww Pulling
Stoves. Ranges 8. Heaters
THE MANHATTAN
Ill All. 8IZE9.
“’lll llukr. r-mrlt and do all the work Iii n
etnvewlthbaif tho tumble and enmiw. tilt
in ltM‘ in thin town.
Call and See Them.
Insulin; In 9;th t tutor.
W.H.Meeket&iln.
llrlli) HAM: Hifl‘li.
“MERRILL
i. ll. BROWN,
ans FITTIIB, Til llllllFIliB,
sum llilli volt firmer?
Jillill SCHAUB 8: ‘SOI.
-
J!‘ M
infllgflliillsfiffi:
A Form" cure for all Female Mm.
and «velour-tut
mrk mun and
WAT!!! Mllhlltfl. ,
. The fin-It line of
nusmrss cutter *‘*l=”“"““““'W-'='-l=
W~~- .2,::-.ttt.......~:::=r.r.tr.-:.mnt
u. STEEL is"! ‘un "m" neurone. noun. mtntumnrmomméun
great one
A rm. mimttnummtnommmt "will" mm mu. no.
mining 0’ mm men and
urine". bottom and
one. wmnen for mat a. . .
l. l0 memento tale. bring in
udthat Germany and Auntriaharogiygu Widoly Ia .-_-_-m._m_---_..M.“ Imus. lt- timeout» vm mm» mottl- 3m flu“:
W com-chm. a...” oftheumethmh "3 “3': and Welding m. I. '"‘T FM. ion a. . ode. completreunlruneotmndeflicient min-pent the for; of tiny 2min or
mg-inmfindngor M’m "9"“ ““w‘“ mm“ "”l“ I”; colon“. our will 'Ile‘wumgifltl? mmtm‘l‘lh it"“t‘tt.” ”53.53," firm?" "i fifllfiflihmm‘"flflm
1... letter then ‘m. ,“ an.“ m m pohllcana u the polls m lharetemionof n W in an on”... can. II m dole our-mun any“... I. , ‘mmmwggm‘ m, 3 m... h,“ "u u“ "mm”,um
M- 1... m, 3-» woman: .. l3 "”13 “”" > ' Mirrmmmwww new. mutt-”tr mma't.
In“ :5 the ”01:1. cl “nothing: PIIITED I “1 WAIIIIIITOI 81'. Illllli. ”naminultngrmfilw'hdmnafm. xx em” .mgfiugd' ”' or little:
«1.1. w on." cam: will train BTITIBIE“ ‘www“m'-“M“ II Ir one u.l.'u"li'rt‘ mm. mammal. «in. Addml‘fifll'hefmvl‘r ,mni
Iptothohlr hometown... ._.... ._ . ,, - m- ,. .- - A _ . , . ,. . , W . .. , _. ,_
low la-laad Minna.
fin-Irmilepu-htlomfilemet
ammunition-athle- ol 1m
and the All lewhflaad tan-ail“
woodllaforuerwmm
WM litter.
matter-forage hfor the-methane."
Min apitoof hedonhurataed hythoaleo
madman! the ”chi-ailment foreign
tomalntatnlltairmonopdydhtln
W he been «taut-hell la the
w. rail your citation to the feet that
onaraahanloatout p.
IFLW‘W‘W
Wm
waLcouEmsonr
Is not advertised to preserve clothes,
' but will do less injury and give better
results than any soap in the world.
Norwalk Chronicler