Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-13

loren on1z Il svlyv pefsola could zee the
duty VET H ;nt 6imeelf.
table ane - n..Io MOL oIol1t1s,
os-..... ~ Riea LandinR. O.,
M A.. =. oPse -. I. IeSFeSary ef the
wss caIie1 nsA. a.ociStio6 and had
Ohio Voc. Ifv ~ nressnt % the Commits
sion the resolutions o.
course OF his remats ~ Mr;t.a ststes In
We produced IN ~ - ~ m nonnda Of
the year 1884 tuy 49,. aim ran COB Of which
wool, valued ~ ausJ ]. ~: ,,ssr n TIE one
amount no cta.C .Sr,~.snt In Ohio Ne
that ! 80 pooriy ~ isrdx veil suited
have large uacu ot ~, vhesf csttie, and
TO the raisans u AZ course Of time, 20 inn.
hogs yes tnese ~ - ~ - sshder 6em 1nlit,l
poye i,sh .ie 81 rroduciion Of tie products.
nantN Eech o. yo9 -. IsSSs,h viz
istsnce OF ttes old = 49, - 4 5:
ssLcle = got9 ~, tsSiS 80.
Where Mcna WS ssAss..sts,s.,t M shSeof
Wegtern SiipnsS - 80, hsvs hut 10
To angwer tnes 9uessu - von and her,
90 back Q lew aecsoos 49, ~. .rnn fsd
bills scarcely apic .iniv trvine To
bits OF grass tnas m -, ~. morn hardy
ss:ert me IA. % Her crops Of grain and
ol,s DILL ra,a noor and uncertain. Her cattle
80 s.~ and yalueless. Her population not
u MeTe ,sm but poor. How il i today
Look at her grand array OF statistics 10 tne
nroduction Of wool, live stock ana krnns,
Look at her statesmen, nea ro.;t;nn 10.
colleges OF learning; ner Plvyu -. go,
day among the bright array % sisse. S III
is due to her Prfnceiy snePn'e vhc 20
may the two h0noreote sen ~ - VT Wiz.
fifty represent rennsyi S AZ e NINA and
ginia grasp VAIN one nan" a. o,har FRAT az
manufacturer, ana Si, u, ' ;n;n hands with
the flock master anu ~ Ina ..v s.nnr
our commercial plo'ner anS ,,;a.S -
interests are common, one smJ nna thon.
In our state We naye sLny an. land.
sand focks OF nne woIieo sso ~ .hssn
are valuable, ana oy ne ;Sn .,sie N
have been brought up TO . niSn s.ss y.
cultivation. our giaSes s.Ss "a an,
and luxuriant; m9iupned nunu ,. M,
citizens are skilled Only 49, - ~.
watcniui s,7"s an ~ ods1sai, protection will
SIMPLY rum aIe ~, $3.50. ssr;onslv crinnle The
industry; VIII very seiious,y vpt iii
revenues OF our otap9 ko se. s.ssn.,,, -. =.
depicts, and in rev de1aass u..esy II
poreTfsh our now IenLio niin nv -,
o few centuries VIII DC Lsquiroo 0S.s.
:. .,,e ,n,,,,s or rne Unryeo cIaIes D N1,uoOs
ne those Of Arabia, where once w. logAs7~
fbe Garden Of Eden. ai
He concluded BY presenting the follow.
,ne az -, - ~.
'De 100
IN. ,.
OF the Ohio WOOL Growen aH e..
This AsSoclaton IseAue t 1919
leading lnteresls VI .u9 pooRSSe .t. 90 ~.
under the innuenSe o. ZIG 49, 10 dsrom,.
tionai leglslatioh muse .na ..,I.yy-oS Tsnn,
mated or ciassineo as hgriSuMsi, ~.
featuring, CommeIeisl shu M n IL
order IN winch tnese sS n.u - uvs ~.
tended TO express tneir IMPon.y os W.
fulness;. they are each neeessary eis" Ia
In our ciyilizaaon, ana eacu oemsnus .. WIZ. ~
couragement ana aid Oh our iessiA1i"n'oo'n
State and Nalonal. H., .,r.,- .on.
Ihere Us no Issson TIL ~, .hnnia sct IL
these great Inteie ;.t hnrIj Sa a.L y, rscs;ve
harmoly, anu h ha d.n,snSsd hv instice and
more tnan cah oe oeihsi"eu " 'u''''
eqGWa,i a y,...,d ths nroduct;on Of Wool.
,,,;oh r. tSe snb;ect emhrsced In the duties
Saroived mon the Association. ss one of
~ ;n,nortpnt ;nteresfs connected With
zig .nd Ne helieve tbst tbe true
$500 Of ,hosa enescrd IN WOODEN manu-.
faetnrs 90 vail az the general welfare of
the neople of these United States, will be
pronoted by such legislation a. will ena.
Bic the wool growers TO utilize our vast ter
duction of domestic wools to supply the
demands of domestic WOODEN mani fsctur-
ers.
awe feel authorized to assert, without
danger of successful contradiction, that the
nresent duties on man ufactured woods are
not sufficient 70 accomplish the object
above stated. and. therefore. we desire to
sssert This Opinion. that IL these duties are
TO be changed, they should be increased.
II is we'll known that the existinS tariff ON
wool permits considerable annual impor.
hence II IL clear that a reduction of the
present duties will be ruinous TO wool
growing interests of our people, and will
Compel many now engaged In this pursuit
10 tIrn tbeir .ttention 10 othey branches
OF agricu ltural industry. Against such re-
suits we desire to present the respectful,
vet earnest and emphatic protest OF the
united wool growers of Ohio.
eve desire n add that in our o,inian
tho bistorv of onr nast ieo;sIat;on .fford,
concinsiye evidences that The intsrests Of
agriculture have not at all times received
full share of consideration from the Ma.
condition of our aqricultnrar popula.
t;on forb;ds ea.v and readv con.
centration and Combined sction. hnt
bann;Iv opr c;v;I;7stion Taidad hv th. i'm,
n npp9s to- IN ,ha mnJa. ~ ,,.vs, wh;ch
IL so;anna "a nrns,.a.. ~ ~. ,...ant
SnU 49, asa,, pJJs AZ ,s, pnS
century naxe secuiea W W. nave lemoyeo
so,nS y. t the csases mnlcI ~ one u I'm,
pura,yaeu hs voice "a sS.c1'uIe, anu 'ns
us'i il, us IA sayiEnS .nss VIZ ieAPsct W re
t her in'eiess no NT July consiocroo IN tne
,Saure, aru, =. 81 event. We kuanntee tol
~. est y AKA; y. .no S WIZ e enslseu IN
st;.,t;o,, ~. nJ ~. Anu 9DouonS W VIC Con
sbe waif.s saS an ,dT n. anu mora " a.. sugp4r
'Np H. Ins.nh n S;!t E y. she Na. .Us.,
pres;d.Dt IN ths W... v w. 1o W JIGyy,
srs' t.anci..inn va thnt h;s nc yu Sd
held a msatinn The nroc.adSns ~ y,ich
i;,eir stcrstary ,vo om iaw Iotore ~ \. rn
nn;ss;on "ou'u 10Y oeioie 'ne e"n'
10" ut
,,I,. ii I.. mA IN Esq., said 10 suo,tsnce:
We 1--we III the cehue OF . WOOL growing
G1untiy. we are bounded on the east ~
washington county, IA, ana on the other
s'ee " tne WOOL growing centres OF be-.
mont, MORRISON ana Jefferson. The wool
sloTns ,nuussry oeSan Win us0 Q very
emaii scale ana mas grown rapidly 70 ~
present proportions. We DO not fee. that
unuer ne present taf1n schedule