New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
FOR MR.. ENARTS.

To the EditOr OF The Trt6Une.
SIR: The State of New York has One-tenth OF
the population OF the country 1t does one sixth OF the
manufacturing and quarter of the trade Hence its
IN the prosperity OF the country IL far greater
than that any State. We have reached the point
now industrial development whore it entirely prac
cble supply ourselves fully without importing the
products OF foreign mills and yet leave large surplus
for export Notwithstanding this IL appears by the re-
port OF the Secretary OF the Treasury tha during the Last
fiscal year imported 81 50 100000 worth OF nanuac-
lures Of iroD steel. cotton WOOL silk aud juc, all OF
which could as well be made here and wOnld under
proper adjustment of the tariff and If made here would
soon by domestic competition he much cheaper than
when i'm Ortel and our own mills and opera
tves would not. as now, he IDLE.
We nave reached the .ont where what require for
constant and continued development; aud prosperity
foreign market To obtain this we should learn what
every market OF world requires aud can Iay for.
Our foreign consus If intelligent and properly directed
will give us this inform iton Then must have
.tant speedy and economical means OF transportation.
under foreign. flag from New iork 20 each
of those arsets treaties with other nations
adjusted enable goods to enter their ports
on favorable terms our tariff when changed. should be
altered wholly In interest Of home manu- uacurers
labor and capital; not foreign. The most important
branch GOyc'nment IN relation to the above mat
tiers and the only lett To pai ~ after the fth
March Ia The United STA es Senate Ihis body ont
line ana control the policy OF the Government. both
Now who is the mnn in the Republican party In the
state OF Sew-Gok who by the general consent OF the
business community would be pronounced the best quail
mote the interests and prosperity not 9ny oi New 1ork
but OF the whole country William VI. E'ars. While
Secretary o state he rcorganzed and reconstructed our
consular system Win we" 10 mdAlhy u most EN-
ssnt national engine tD promote Our foreign trace. lie
understands thoroughly the needs and defects In our
treaties The economic questions involved In the tariff
he has studied from the very bottom mp. financial
eged Both Al hde ana abroad wheiiicr The foreign na
ton with whom We may be dealing uses gold or silver
| ,f Init kr % thpgp
subjects In deberative body Is uncquilcl. He IL
always true 20 the party When i does not sn the pre-
attempt to scue me snip o desert anu try to sink her
! but ienans aboad TN be brings her around tight
ineni et Of the Senate. She must he heard. Massa-
rhusetts keVt her Webster and her summer there's Maine
PEI tessenen yetnon sends her l'lmunisi irlaw ware
| elualll capable man, tu follow ~ The ttai
Mr Evaiis larhs sUirp qualifications which phpi ean-
lialps pussess ~ brh rtipe iip neither seeks The
nlt. nu' V'ehnifrs harnr, hhi thtaipns iu hirb "
nnes 'ls psl nsn ~ the snaip 'i the ne.i fpais
esd hpit risHNai iipiptphrrH ahnni fiHlh w that iha
e'' nsn ' ae b,si los tbs fs't 30 wel 90 e' 'he es
Aee fe,t, leo, q, isai
SOUND PROTECTION rRiAoiriEs issEAGiAL
10 NE EdUGr ~ rae frtbWHe.
SiRi The article IN THE IRiRusE of tlds
morning entitled MI Iapham's Successor" suggestad
this 0ery In view of the message Just TO Congress
can we feel that Nj Arhurs views tho taTd are
such that the state OF Newiors aiord he repre-
soned In the senate by hint AT time when both tho EI
ecutiye ana the House OF Democratic
New York needs that both senators be whose views
protection to American Industry arc not Ia the least
doubtful Yours, o.
Jersey Ciiy. Dec. 8. lssi.
A FAITHFUL SUPPORTER OF BLAINE WANTED.
TO the Edttor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: I'm June last the writer had to drop
The Times and IOst of course In November The Com