New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30

TO the most recent sanitary science Protection to tho
industry OF Nation may be rs theoretical In some 70.
spects sanitary science but at least there Is many an
actual city Of protection filled with manufactures ana
happy homes, the creation OF protective tariff This
Of those places As looks also upon Its neat cot
tages surrounded with pleasant gardens ono can por'
cevo that 1t Is also unmistakablya city OF health
JOhnstOwn, with the neghborng town OF Gloyersvilo.
the OF the glove manufacturing industry OF
tho United 5stos Within circle OF six milos 70 per
cent OF tho kinds Of gloves and mtcns made III
the Union are manufactured As Judge Kcck, OF Fulton
County, said to-day: There Is place that would
suffer from free trade If the Democrats should win
the Presidency than this one" Tho residents OF the
place how swiftly its wealth has increased I'M
dor tho influence OF the protective tariff. As long ago
1892 there glove factory in this village but IL
until the tariff duties increased In 1856
that there phenomenal growth Of the industry
Then first the glove manufacturers began to make fine
goods Gloves made I'm tho place OF such excel
lent quality that they bought by the leading dry
goods merchants Of New York. stamped with the names
OF foreign dealers and sold imported gloves manu-
facrer greatly astonished his wife lately by informing
her that tho glove she had bought in NewYork az inn
ported for 81 - she could bought in Gloversvle
OF the maker for 81 There are 10
glove factories in Gloversvillc and half that
number in this place. In some years the valne OF
the gloves manufactured has amounted to sSOoO,ooo
but the present year owing 70 the depression In business
brought about by the modelling Of a Democratic Con-
gross with tho tariff only S500O000 worth Of gloves Will
be made. There $500 persons employed In tho
glove manufactures o; Govcrsvc and 240o in those
OF this place This does comprise all concerned in the
industry Hundreds of tanners and women who sew
gloves are also interested in It. In all IT is estimated.
fully 900 persons who earn their livelihood
by the glove industry in this vicinity.
keen interest in politics has naturally been shown by
every resident o the place the Morrison Tar bill
nf m
tves bill proposed reduce the duty on gloves
Tho Republican County Committee Of Fulton County
have Of the chief stores of the village ~ their
hcaduuartcrs Pasted the window. are printed sips
showing the low paid for glove making In Euro
pean countries contrIsted with the high wages PAID ID
ths country. FOieignb0m glove makers employed III
the manufactures have furnished these data The re
publicans have "A representative champion in George
Wcsf Of Blston spa their candidate for Congress Mt
West il the of ak large paper manufacturers III
Basion Spa Through long service IN Congress he a-o
we'll acquainted with tariff legislation The counties he
now again drarcs 10 represent In Congress. saratoga
Fulton. schenectady aud Montgomery are studded WIN
MANUFACTURERS of al kinds There Il not one of them
that does need protection fen ~ manufartnies lh
ward Wrnple. the present Democratic 'olgfrs''nnn'
although he voted against the Morrison hyotrd for Mr.
Carlisle for Speaker. aud thus aided the radical fee
traders Of The Democratic pnr'y Nj Wrmc moreover,
rn.nI IN M" n lats assuming part Of The burden
" supporting the Erie Canal, nnl Of ttan,iorinng
Residents of the district were deeply ncrrstri anu Mr
Mrnip's failure to draw feasible one inittc nm u
uopui4r l. T. ArgrrAingrf, ~ the lrhilhg EpN'
mlnnfactnrrrs In this plnre snd iny II woui nave
been impossible for 10 have cOntinue husinrSs y me
Morrison hill had hpcnnr law A. II IS We have hai
foicas Of free trade In The undery anailo- OF foreign
gloves whrh have been made this fall No reduction of
tr tariff however ought 90 he made, II the vOrkinsnen
nf ihs place are be- protected irn foreign rnmliiinn
I rstua,p that we will have 400 majority inr Blaine
and Logan ~ this county There are 20 inilei mri'
In nis ,,,untv and Int few IfUhibtorists
The itrplrans ~ hne spirits nrr united ana a,
have stated will give sUl innority fUr the eletoial
irkpt" -.
iphn T. Hutchinson, siUvp manufactures and n Re
publican pnilhitirnist sail B lar thihh me iIp
huiiin telp fUt ~ john vii nu 80 b'tt wv y ms
| br ts,iH nn elVpa Wunh hp alhiuai iaial tn
| lhp ninsifi. We eDhlh hn' rhinip ~,
r,uUuaiiimN ~ the iuiplsh Workman, whe eeperis
md.i inupi Waets ihan nhi innii WnNli tasr w rah
MAIN ir "a tho iatii IA iBrnl hNi nNi hshph
Wnuii have 90 taEn ihe SAME WAGES 80 hIelsh tlnNt
n,sbuia. aW hsnulsiipi lhai nui ihihr'a h h' ESQ
susiah the taIlh They have a Haihnl nero 'hb trai
ruuud Ia uVers, llie. ihni gel the highest rins pan
los their butter, flour and poultry ,in.lpIl M
ter now Sells -. cents pOllni here lhllb years dsh
The farmers could only obtain 10 cents pnund Tor IL
TneY have market night at their doors lnl
theif products. Look about our village, Is thrie
oar goye-makrrs well fed ant well housed Ihcro Is
hot cleaner and more porous looking place Ia ihe
Look all over this town ana you WlIl ste piuig
in progress There Is every evidence OF prosperity IL
il ali due 10 the American protective system
In the Congressional district there are yearly manu-
featured 800 OOO00O worth Of goods In the year looo
$6OOOOoO while the whole value OF the farm pro1ncts
was E.. JOO,OO II Is therefore obvious tlat Mr west
will have larl" interests Ia protect /! he II clef 10
Congress Fortunately there seems Ia be every nhci
hood OF his election by large majority lie Is highly
The Republican,. of Fulton and Hamilton counties
will him The Democrats have nominated James T.
Rosa and the Prohibtionlsts Hiram Van Dcn5urSh