The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-16

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OFF WITH THE TARIFF ON PAPER
Peoria Transcript
The manufacturers Of printing paper have
entered into a combination to put the price OF
that a artinls IN bavnnd what revnIar nrof,ta
war Warrant @ At f,rst thew alleged a. are reason for
the advances. the scarcity 81 the water by
which their ,niIla ara RIM. After awhile Jnni-
far Plnvius onened the suice- ynys 81 heaven
and nm,red down rnin enough 10 Hand nil tha
streams on which paper-mills ever existed.
Iheh the paper makers rlns saln ~ was the
lsh pi,us - Wv ,am w %.,u wy on"
ms r e..CeIant n.n tiv manu"usune VI papst'
wv y" law law. nv a,a1 +se; ai,ha NY bo,
lay o. o " ,',ic -, NO " t.ne
m"ve . u p';ue ,,s. W U "ny a.a, u
in9 eAeen. Ie peopi'a a.o !us' ~. rs as
%u are ''t1r hnr usu a. ~, 'e or tra
raised to the square acre last wear than ever
before, and there has been no great destruc-
tion 81 American forests that We know of.
As ior chemicals. ~ such advance mas &C.
curreu ~ to WaTraht the lncTease la tHe price
oI wnlte paper.
len or twelve years ago there was Just
another such eomblnatiOn among the paper
makers. newspaper men stooa IL as long as
they could. ana then inaugurated a move,
ment for Ine repeal 0, ths ulll on imported
paper mat prou9nt tne papermaKers 10
their senses. we are Riad 10 see tnat
similar movement Is on iooC now. congress
man orr. o, Ihls oIate lnlIouuceu plii .nIo
the House MONDAY 70 repeal tte tar1n on
Whlte paper. ana w nope ~ VIII pe pusned
until " becomes law. me duty On paper -
whOlly pfotectlve ~ w. character. mol q
pound ol foreign paper ls imported Wnen
american manulhctuTeIs HTe conCenC Win
ialr ilvln9 price loI 1nelr proaucls. ny taklnR
the duty on paper hito9eIner, consumers VIII
| have regulation tnat VIII prevent az such
inordinate advances Us the present. OH with
Che Iarli
"YEs, WE WILL JOIN YOU"
fEl paso Journnl1
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~ 9hia damand which yva inland ~ Eaan ~ ~
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NEWSPAPERS STRUCK BY THE BOOM.
GAINESVILLE Ghzette.l
The recent boom In business has struck al
most everything but newspapers, and, while
nearly every e.atspIlse Is Is.elln9 III more OF
narns % Is thn cnnntrv ara h"r,ng hn I'd 70
thamselves from ,oss When iron advanced
iast venr the articles out of which II was n ada
aawannad. : asns NM" when cotton advnnnad the mar,
chant Increased the price of cotton goods and
! IiEa ,.isa TAI, niace M iii Innds the ~ -
materlal 81 which took d sudden riee ,,nder
tha magic power OF resumption. But the pub
iishers ~ newspapers have not been ma tort,1-
nate as the dealer In iron or the merchant
r. seemed to he an easy matter to advance
the price Of articles In the manuiacture OF
which iron was largely used. and every
hodv exnected that cotton goods. woolens.
silks % and the ike would Increase In
price with the Increased cost of manufacture,
but the public was not prepared to accept a
rise in the price Of n dailv newsnaper, All
tho M materials that enter into the making 81 4
newspaper have advanced fully 50 per cent
during the past six months. and with but few
Of The printed sheets. Following the general
OF order Of things in business generally, pub
fishers OF newspapers would have Immediate
ly Increased the price of their papers to cor
respond with the increased price OF making
the paper for the public to read But few,
omparatively, have done this. The st. Louis
papers were the first to increase the subscrip-
tion rates In order to save themselves from
insa