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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1892
Page
7
The Dillon Tribune is issued weekly as the official paper for city and county. Subscription terms state prepaid mail options including one year six months and three months, with single copy availability.
Advertising rates for local notices include 15 cents per line for first insertion and 12 cents for each subsequent insertion. Notices on local page Brevier type cost 5 cents line for first insertion and 4 cents for subsequent. Collate advertisements by month or year with standard rates. Notices of marriages and deaths are free when simple announcements are desired. The item lists various notices, editorial remarks, and local civic issues noted for Dillon area readers.
In Hastings Lord Salisbury warned workers to seek arbitration in labor disputes and warned that free trade faces danger as nations adopt protection. He criticized Britain for high tariffs and urged restraint on duties while noting imports like wine and silk are luxuries. He warned free traders have gone too far.
The piece argues that contrary to tariff reform advocates claims Germany sent fewer immigrants to America than Great Britain in recent years. It cites 1890 data showing Germany 19,427 immigrants versus Britain 128,340, and totals from 1815 to 1890 comparing populations and immigrant numbers.
The piece critiques Michael D. Harter of Ohio for a one hour speech during the free wool debate. It contrasts his 1846 to 1860 free trade era claim with census and historical sources, arguing that poverty and charity grew then and that protectionist views favored by Harter misstate progress. It notes debates with Dalzell on steel rails and comments on England’s colonies and protection.
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