New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
NEW MARKETS NECESSARY.
SENATOR HALE ON THE FOREIGN MAILS.
Mr.. BROWN SAYS THAT THE ADMINISTRATION DOES
NOT STEAK FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
ley rLLEGRAriI To IME rR nCNE.


WASHINGTON. April 3O.-Mr. Hale and Mr..
Brown spoke in Senate oay In support or the prop
pay 100000 for carrying tho mails to Cehtra
and South America. Australia, China ard Japau'
etc MF. Halo said that this was almost
the first attempt to extend commerce with lnesc
ncighboring countries. The remedy for the business
depression was % find markets in which 10 dispose OF
the surplus products. Markets FOR American manni'ct
urod products could found in these countries mere
WAS only regular communication with them. Mt Haze
then quoted from the official reports OF tue trale VI
South American republics showing what a
small percentage OF 1t now belonged 10
this country. and how seldom the American
hag in those waters. Although this country
purchased OF Brazil much than any other Natioh'
yet 1t sold THAI Empire much less than England ana
other countries The trouble not found IN the ic'
that Brazil did not find market for her products here'
but due TO the lack or steamship INES
which would compete with those Of Eng
land. France aud Germany. Mr.. Hale showed
that In Gland in thiriy-six years Appropriated
Tl63Gj3.356 subsidies to steamship lines to build up
foreign commerce. The great that other
Nations Rad followed her example. but the United states
had stood ii and allowed this trade to be taken away
while appropriate z millions iar the Improvement OF III
terual commerce. The time Ead now come wlen some
thing must be DONE The proposition before the senate
on rs large returns from small outlay. and The welfare
of the Republic demanded It's adoption
Referring 20 tne Of the Posnlster-General 10
carry the Con OF las year on the ground
that it was not gor the interest OF speedy transit OF
mails IL dd not follow Mr. HIle sali that putting the
mall. on foreign ships vas Away speedy transit lie
mad heard o. nclen seemed 10 prove this Ihe
incident was itytwo bags OF United states mali ior
Brazil had been put by the Postma''er-Oehe'N
on an English ship going to BRAZIL Inc snip
master was OF course. under no obligation
10 the American Govern meat. When he reached Per
M M e, r., On .. ~ , ana ne dnnpei thr
.ll.lr
MS snip with wGal trcighi he could Got an ''ot 10
England. Ia few days along came an America SLIP
Of "A line which t bad been sought to encourage 10y lh
Post Office Appropriation BIZ ~ L'st year tnD..-,. @
under ro obigsIon I" take these man na-': s'
fselug OF loyalty ana patriotism It took tnem 'o'i-c
tarly its way to k.o Janeiro ihC Ir-''h'u 90
10 the English "tramp" WAen the captain got I"
RIO Janeiro not only dd ne receive nothin< rom te
tDe rnll vls Lttr When he undertook 10 eXpo-tu'te
with the Biazi Government and snoT ihe .''uiJoh,
tAat GOv,ruu' TO rriiS'l 10 He-"te ''''. 'n.
Government had adopted ANY sucn policy as he rer'-
-cnted mas comm rcd ltS NAL io 'n 9u M S'i, snip
wl-a there American zip iadt C. i-l 'f"c H.
The Adnia,sirst. on. Mr. Haze slld made war ou IN
proposed aplropr tion tlrou- s leader III Tue senate
ylr i'roTn. o Z; ora followed in short speech APP
hppointmou o, ,he s0utn American commits io wa I'D,
frodGced ly Democrat a'd t'a, ihe i.epn'..l .l' %
par, ne t 'al'. ,,,,.,p- sTei fn 40 a-vtning 10
ircra.se trade -.itn South America Mr. Plumb ana
others inquired the presen Adnins,ritloh ,aA no'
only failed % mas any reD ..ciiii- DDS "N '-.
eci loIt hat 80 refused nut he A% isSe o}
tae last Congress M Brown said thai. un.oI un"ei'
tnt wa ,rle hl ne dI not thnk tne AInlnisi aiion
-poA, for ,li the Otner Democratic senators e
sides himself ue. rvet tlat tnl- lr'p''iiol va, i"
gooi one Nr. NcIncr.oa ~ N-w-JeF-ry 'Aid tlAt ne
vas -y.nplthy win rh~ del nnt ee di h" 'iNk d"
appropriation 3 fhc Oper place 20 put such Pf"p
Osttion. - THIS VS. aa aprr prlt1'' VT AlsoH S"-
thai he Il .l not where oIse u could be pui.
The presiding oicer Overru ed Mr. B'cks point "i
order mat the p~ contacts wtn American sic %
ships involvcd uc~ gsiaton. Mt flun' turl if''4
tna It und-r,iood int debate Oh me oiA sou' cs
a. I p Mo. .4y. This Was agreed To- Inc 'c4'so
then adJO racd 10 MOniay