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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
saprem. oour. Dc oi.ions.

Special TO the Gazette.
TYLER, lex, Nov. 13.-The Supreme
court rendered decisions in the following
cases this morning:
Aftirmed-Houston ct al. VS.. B!ithe
from Hopkins.
Reversed and STANDARDIZATION VS.
Baker. from Hopkire; EIs: Lima sud Red
River Railway We. Culberson, from Camp
Hsrt vs. Epstein, from Hunt; Henson vs.
R2ed, from Hunt; @eBtern Union Tele
graph company Us Brown, from Hopkins;
Clay County Land and Cattle Company
vs. Earle, ircm Clay.
Afflrne on cerEdca!e-Hill ct 81. VS.
Hord, from Navarro; estate OF 2. A. Vii
so1 vs.. Brighs. from NAVARRO.
Motion to Gf1'u on certificate over.
ruled-Love Va. Baaton, from Navarro
Lee VS.. Henderson, from NAVAJO; Hen
slice We. HsrsleF, from Hunt.
The court also approved the following
decisions by the Commission Of Appeals
Afirmed-Vreck VS.. Holt, adminis,rs>
tor, iIom.Tom Green; White, Barefoot
Bryant vs. Boone ct al from Montague;
Kreuegel VS.. Berry OF 81, from Dallas,
Reversed AID STANDARDIZATION Insur
snce Company Va Starr; Gulf, Colorado
ard Santa Fe Railway We. Ho1eip, from
BtXsr.
Reformed andA&imec-Del Rio Bald.
ing and Loan Association va. King
Fordtran, from Val Verde.
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Returns From Travis County.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. lS.-The ofRcisl
coupf shows the following msjoEities In
this the capital county Of Texas:
For Governor-Ross, Democrat, sos
over Martin, Independent Fusionist.
Ross majority in 1887 Was 1872, loss OF
367, accounted for by detection of LABOR
votes.
For President-Clevelsnd ever Harri6
son, 42l. Cleveland's msjority in 1881
over Blaine WAS sS7.
For Congress-Sayers, Democrat, over
Balknsp, Republican, Sill. Ssyers' ma
loritv in 1885 over Newcomb, Republican.
was 1883.
State Senate-Glssscook, boiling DEM
ocrst, 1905, over Giles, regular Demo
cratic nominee.
Lsgislsture-Felix Smith, Democrat,
226 over Jones, Labor.
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ure sale took place November s, 1887
nearly two years Ister, and the pl.n OF
reorganization which was adopted
two Years and half ago hiss
foslly been worked ont. The
company has nearly 1909 miles Ct road
representing under the reorganization bS
ESQ, 100000 Of bonde, IS 600 600 OF stock
and $40 1863 900 OF land trust stock, 8 totsl
Of Sll0, 365 COO. which averages over
$74 900 per mile. The prospect that the
road will earn interest on this large cap
italizAtion is not very encouraging for the
immediSte present.
a st. Louis telegr an OF the 18Th ssys
the action Of the Pennsylvania Road In
cutting rates proves 3 stumbling block
for the Continental Association, and was
the principle subject under discussion to-
day. The executive committee appointed
this morning is expected to make report
Tomorrow, bur the prevailing opinion
seems TO be thst little can DO accom-
plished with the decentralization in the
East at the very outset Of deliberations
of trsnscontinentsl representatives,. All
the work done to-day was purely IL.
formal.
Among the railroad notes in the Eail-
road Gszette are the following: It is re-
ported that twenty-three Grand Tru. (
conductors h6ve been Indefinitely sus
pended at Hamilton, Ont, rs the result
OF investigations By detectives.
The Withdrawal of the Missouri Pacific
from management snd control Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas has led to
The removal Of the hospital hitherto
maintained by the former company a.
Sedslis, Mo. Twenty patients were re-
moved to Independence, Mo, where tenn
porary quarters hive been provided.
The b1xkenRl or the Califorri.
Southern and California Central, at San
BernsEdino, Csl., struck on N vsmber 2,
the grievance being the promotion Of new
men over tie old.
On the Huntingdon and Broad Top
road, November 3, fourteen employees
were riding down 9 steep grade on
hand CIR wnen 3 wheel broke, throwing
the men in all directions. Five men Ters
killed, SID following hand car was
stepped barely in time to prevent a CSC.
or4 wreck.
On the Louisville, s.. Louis and TexAs,
near o Eensboro, Ky, November 4. three
Italian lR0orers were killed by "s hsnG-
ca- raining into construction trsin
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ItRtY.
IHePIRED WAR ARTICLE.

ROME, Nov 12-The war department
Official organ. the E3pirito Italisno,
prints ST article on the relations sub
e!sting between Italy and France, signed
oy the editor, who is accepted as au
thSrity upon military sfE!rs. Il says:
Both France and I:aIy with perfect good
faith protest that t@sy do noe intend to
make an attack. Nevertheless war is
inevitable on the h;st occasion France
must sooner or later endesyor to
burst the iron circle in which the
unity Of Germany and Italy
hes bound her. Let 60 one
blame her tlr such an effort. Itsly can
not do otherwise than continue in al
lambs with Germany because the success
OF the French arms facilitated by Italian
neutral t. would soon be bitterly felt by
Italy. After victorious war with Gar
many, war against I.sly would be newt
aole. Italian statesmen who have failed
to recognize this, would lead the country
to destruction.
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CoDvlotsd of Theft.
Special to the Gazette.

WACO, Tx Nov. IS In the District
court this morning Jim Sterling, who has
Just returned from serving term in the
peniteDiiSry for theft. was convicted OF
theft Of q set Of harness from T. A. Blair,
prosecuting attorney. The harness was
stolen from Mr.. Blsir's stable last June.
The jury assessed his punishment st three
yesrs in the peniten:iery. In the after
noon he Was tried On second iHdict-
ment OF theft of q harness CT Mr.. s..
Sanger and wss sentenced to one year il
the county jail, There is still another
Indictment charging Kim With burglary,
Which will be tried Friday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
DR.. Hite Convicted .

ST. LOUIS, no, Nov. ia dispatch
from Little Rock, Ark, ssys the trial G.
DR.. Il. C. Hite was concluded last night
and this morning the Jury brought in a
verdict OF guilty. DR. Hite wxs indicted
with others for iniimidating Witnesses In
federal cases, whom they drove s1sy by
threats from Randolph county.
The sheriff last night arrested William
Lee McMasters at CnenRult's plantation,
five miles below here, on 9 charge Of
horse stealing and asductipg Linds
Fletcher, three year old girl.
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Germany,
TEE ALLIANCE WITH ITALY

BERLIN, Nov. IL "A Piusgisr general
hiss gone 10 Rome to establish more init
mate relations between the German snd
Italian generals stsfs, the object being
to make possible harmonious mobilizs
ton forces OF the two countries SHOULD
the necessity srise iosj pint action. -
he BID IT HIMsELF. SyssJ d
r:STUTTGART, Nov Is -'fha- St%tgar
Glzstte to-day, mskes q den!sl OF thu
statement that Dr.. Woodcock, otherNN4
Baron Savage, one of the AmericauE
vorites Of King Of Wurtemburg, EE3Ais-
missed By the king. II says ke give up
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Cattle Trail Route,
Special to the Gazette.

BAIRD, TEX Nov. 13.-Our railroad
committee hiss had two encouraging let.
ters the past week from New York CAPT.
tSlists and oue from Kansas City con-
corning the Cattle Trail Route Wbile
capitalists take SUCH interest In this line
It seems this should at lesst stimulate the
couL ties North Of us to action in the
MISTER, so that the survey may be con-
pleted. The people from Mason TO Albany
nave put up good money for their part Of
the survey, whtrh is complete between
those two poiu0 ysnd ample capital stands
ready to ccmpletea'he project So soon IS
the counties to the north take hold.
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1hs Reoetvera at ERnsn.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Nov. 13.-George A. Eddy
and q. c. Cross, receivers Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railroad. &C
compapied by S party arrived here to-
day. They stayed bu. short time In the
ity, and, Wing to the heavy rains, had
little opportunity 20 see the city. The;
stated that en- their return they would
stop. Thew SIso stated that the proposed
road from DGIles 70 Waco would be push
ed, the WORK pro6rbly 10 be commenced
in thirty days.
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eonEratulatinE the Precedent Elesf.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, NV. 1S-The
president-e Get was in receipt OF another
very heavy msil to-day, which for the
present seems t, be occupying shout all
his time. An unusual number OF
corgr1tuIatory letters are arriving
from the south. Among them are
MANY from Democrats who uniformly
state thst the result was contrary to
their wishes and expectations, vet they
sccept the peoples verdict with good
grace, not few even stating they believe
the result Of the election will prove
beneficial to the South.
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BOWIE COUNTY RETURNS.
Continued from FIRST Page.

met here to-day 10 count the votes,
Some Of the defeated candidates for
county Offices protested against the
counting OF the returns OF Ward No. OF
this city. The rejection Of this bcx
Affects the election OF nesrlv All the e u.
GERS Ewbo have heretofore been the ad-
mi'ted vIctors. The count WAS adjourned
until tomorrow, when the result will be
made known.
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Special to the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TEX, Nov. 13.-The Of
f:isl count gives Ross 2O93; Martin, s2I
State Senate S.epnenF, D5moerae
1871; Roberts, Union Labor, ISL.
Congress- - Hare, Democrat, PIT;
Thomas, Republican, 546.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Democrs'
1867; Ford, Union Labor, s14.
District Judge-Piner, Democrat, ma,
1oriiy 100; Democratic loss from 1886
$50.
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Houston County.

Special to the Gazette.
CROCKETT, TEX, Nov. 1S.-The follow
ing is the official count of this county
Democratic electors, 1928; Republican
1872
For Congress-WilIiam Il. Msrtir ,175o
Humphrey, 1918
For Saerif-Bsyne. Democrat, 1929;
Hill, Independent, 1417.
For Rspresentstiye-W. F. Murchi SOD
Democrat, 1915; Frazer, Independent,
1898.
The remainder Of the ticket had no op
position.
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ORble NHteF.

LONDON, Nov. l5.-Rt. Hon. Sir Rich :
81 BsegslISy, ioImsr lord justice OF sp-
pea, iE dead. He wss geventy-.wo years
Of sge.
Heavy rains Of the last few days hive
cau5sd foods in many districts Of En-
gland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
Receivers az Taylor,
Special to She Gazette.

Special to she Gazette.
TAYLOR, TEX Nov. IS The receivers
Of the Missouri. Ksns,s and Texas Rail-
way spent two hours here this afternoon
And are well pleased at the business
transactions st this station during the
past year. It is expressed from good
authority ths: considerable railroad In.
provemezt will be done here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
Session of the 4fzsanfa General Es..n1S IS

MONTGOMERY, Ala Nov. Is The
biennial session Of the general assembly
WAS opened this 1nornieg. a. C. Hsr-
grove Tas:nominsSed by the Democratic
causcus foz p-srsaent and c. C. Short for
SPEAKER of the sEcuse.
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no! FOB sTEPHEAEaSEsE.
New Dali, Hssk I..sS rrpu

New Daily Heck lssS FrrH sransur7.
am now opfssttng flrst-class line Of
hacks Isem the above named towns Wis
RlpESDGle and Solicit the patronage OF
ssde travelling public. VIII lssye Gran
hurry st p. 10. and arrive AZ 8 p. N.
daily, except Sunday. 7. Z. NAsSesss
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Special to the Gszatte.

Special to the GsEstte.
Bolton, Tex, Nov. Is The CT ;isl
majority for R Q Mills in Bell county is
2oG2. R2op, for the Legislature, has Is8
msioritV. Gully, for tax collector, has
954 m'jorlty and Blair, for county treas
urer, has S21 me- 0lisy. The full vote
cannot be obtained until tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14

his ofice OF his own free will. The king,
1t SAYS, will always besr in mind the
services rendered to him by DR.. Wood
cock during his illness In 1884.
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Bulgaria,

ATTEMPT ON FERDINANp's LIFE.
VIENNA, Nov. IA report is in circu-
lstion In this City that an sttempt has
been made to ssssssinste Prince Ferdi-
nsnd, ruler Of Bulgaria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
EHpms Notes,

George ". Signor Of the Cotton Belt
was in Fort Worth Yesterday.
-
George VArgi,der of the Texas end
Pacific was in Fort Worth yesterday.
&. C. Archer, travelling passenger
sgens OF the Texas and Pacific, WAS in
Fort Worth yesterday.
". II. Coggwell, travelling freight Sgant
Of the Gall, Colorado and Santa Fe, WIGS
IN Fcrt Worth yesterday.
L. F. Day, assistant general freight
sgent Of the St. Lonis, ArkSngas and
Texas left last night for 81. Louis on
important business.
-
The engineers of the Galveston Fort
Worth Air line are now in TArrsnt county
ruauiog preliminary lines and VIII reach
Fort Worth some day thig week urless
prevented By rain.
The secretary Of the Denison and
WeshitA has issued call for q meeting
TO be held in Denison, Tex, December i,
TO consider the question OF increasing the
proposed bonded indebtedness Of the
company from $4,000 to $4,000 per
mile.
The Gate City Lumber Company OF
TexaTksns, ARR, which has been operEt-
ing q short road running from Te1srksna
in the direction Of Shreveport, will incor-
porete under the name OF tie Texarksns
and Shreveport and extend i.s rosd to
Shreveport,
There is good depI OF talk about e
prospective strike Of telegraph operators
on the Ssnta Fe system. The
grievance as given by the operators il
that they cannot stsnd s reduction OF
wages contemplated by the recent order
issued By the president OF the company.
Freight rates from eastern points to
FL Ptso, Tex, sre 50 much higher pro-
.portiorxteIy than through rates to Mexi-
can points that merchants in e. Pnso
have been in the habit Of ordering their
goods shipped to Mexico and then getting
iten out of the custom house by lees!
process before they crossed the line. The
Ttxls reads have given orders to refuse
to deliver goods IL cases OF this kind.
Says the Railway Age: The railway
mileage OF the United States Ct the com.
mercement Of the yesv Was shout I50, 600
miles. We showed lsst wetk that about
COCO miles were added during the first ten
mon lbs, making the presen. mileage sb5ut
I56, 060 miles, which will be increased by
the end of the year to not much less
probably than l5S 0o0 miles. The growth
Of our railway system IS 90 wonderfully
rapid that the. public barely hrs time to
fSmilizrize itself with the fguFss for q
given period before they are superseded
OF 81 addition Of thousands Of miles.
e.
The Chicago RsilWsy Age contains the
following; The Texas and Pacific Rail-
wtY has just emerged from the receiver
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14

a Contemplated stsiks OF Telegraph ops-
rators on the Santa Ee system-Th5
TexzF ard Pkoifi,-H5me Notes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
For Rcsets, Harasmqs end Wasting Dis
orders ,s4ehiIdrep.

scos''s Emulsion sfPafs Cod Livr OIL with
HyEephosphites 4hequsled. The rapidity
sss& which gain flesh and. st length
Upon ikIEsery g1aerful. BEAD tbsfbuowing
hA used lAgott's EY8isioa In cases OF
haEbeen 9fsss thar VA shs RESULT it,.
az eysrya$s en- zat was marked.
I'm. u! IS, MkB., New fozsfE
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VarZ7uds Oaunty,
Special to til. Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WILLS POINT, TEX, Nov. Is GA isl
vote CT Val Zands county: Cleveland,
POOL; Harrison, 157; S:reeses, 952; Fisk,
Is.
Ross, 1887; Martin, l1t4.
hilgsre, 1885, Farmer, Ills.
Rest Of state ticket same IS Rose,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
The RAILROADS.

The Engineering Corps of the Gal
weston Air Line Now in Tarrant
County Running Lines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14

The Chicago Rsilwsy Age contains the
following; The Texas and Pacific Rail-
wsy has Just emerged from the receiver
ship into whose hands 1t was placed al
mcst three years ago. The receivers took
charge September 16, 1855, the foreclos-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
TwENTY-THREE DKOWNED.

LONDON, Nov. 10 Another survivor
ported sunk in the English channel By
c2IiId!pg with the German ship Theodore
Ruger, landed at Liverpool, and reports
tweniy-thres Of the crew Of the Nantes
were drowned,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
BLOODsHED FRARFD,

ST. Louis, Mo, NV. ia dispatch
from Gainesville, Tx, says: Governor
Guy was not killed Saturday night, IS re.
ported yesterday, the Fould-be ksssssisfg
bullet missing him. Guys ,cGherentS 70
the rubber OF 7ee, and well armed, have
been ordered 70 surround the capitol,
where Byrd and 200 OF his men are in
camp to night at. u O'clock, when, II
Byrd and his ftie1ds do not surrender, 8
var Of determination vii begin. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
A VERY LIVE GOVERNOR
This Contest Between the Guy and
Byrd Factions in the Chiekasaw
Nation at Fever Heat.
Guy Gives Byrd Until November 1; ts
Consent to New Election or fight.
Both sIdes Determined.
AUGHERTY.I.T Nov.

oON uch L l. I INV
is The report regard
ing GoVeraor Guy OF
Iof the Chickssaw ma
ion having been ASSES
sin2ted is false. VIII
liam Byrd, who has
been contesting the
election for governor
Of the Chickssaw Ms
ton SO long, Is holding
tn e Legislature at
TishimingO. and hes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14
St. Louis, SIG; CiaeisHaf, S2l.

When yDu take trJpsGsf6n rs; we can tave
you al tne wayss2KsSSt 10 SO. II. @ Paulsen s.
Go sos Nal ,SByoTnlng & Nicks' crug .tore
MISREPRESENTATION Ticket Brokers Association.
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oNDON, N o v.
ID. Consider
J 8 BILE Wreckage
and 8 number CT
b les have
. washed . shore
} between L &C e
snd Pslpero ia
Cornwall durir g
the last day tr
two. One OF the
bodies has been
identified as that
Of Captain Meyer
OF the German
g hip Theodore
R q G er, fro m
Hamburg to sgd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14

a. FAULkNERt Gen, Pass. Agent, HousTCt
o. ID. LUsK, Depot Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14

George W. Signor Of the Cotton Belt
was in Fort Worth Yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-14

DENIsoN, TEX Nov. 13 No credence
is placed In the reported assassination Of
Governor William Guy, Hon. Ssm Paul
and Colonel Lam Reynolds at Tishimingo
last Saturday night. From parties just
from Ttshimingo it is Learned that the
report Is not known in that town and that
the whole thing Rss faIRe
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-09-12

slack's Business College OF Decorah, Ia.,
Offers q six months course given by an
accountant of forty years practice for
thirty dollars. For 10Th annual circular
apply to JOHN r. SLACK, Principal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-09-12

acclamation. which was carried and Mr.
Furlong nominated. Mr. Furlong wat
called for and spoke Of the difflcnltie.
surrounding legislator and asked theil
indulgence for his short c0mings.
The caucus for the north district nom
mated J. A. King. of Dexter for thei,
candidate. 81 L.. i
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The, caucus of the fret district nomin'
ated Fred Christgau for reelection. In
the third district VIM. CavanauEh was
nominated. In the fifth district there
were votes for A. E. Christie and 4
votes for s. B. Woodsum. and A. E.
Christie was declared the nominee.
The convention was not largely attend
ed, there being about 80 delegates pres
ent, repres entlng 16 of the 20 voting pre-
cincts. The county central committee
was instructed to fill the vacant place.
on the ticket.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-09-12
CONFLICTING APPEALS FOR FREE
TRADE

TRADE, -,'
The free trade attorneys are consistent
in but one thing:i. e., they invariably
credit their pet theory with all that con-
tributes to make business prosperous. and
quite as complacently charge over to pro-
lection all. the drawbacks and disasters
by which the farmer. the artizan. the
merchant and business generally may be
oyertaken. Theirs is an advocacy made
up of assertions, persistently reiterated,
without care for their Inconsistency, and
in utter disregard of the facts of history.
President Cleveland officially asserts
that the tariff compels buyers of all do
mestic manufactures to pay NEARLY or
quite the same enhanced price which the
duty adds to the imported articles" This
is said in face of the fact that steel rails,
with duty of 81. per ton, and without
taking into account charges for transpor-
tation and commissions. have been sell.
ing in New York within less than $40. of
the price in England. The prices of cot
ton and woolen fabrics are frequently
cited by free traders in evidence of the
oppressiveness of Protective duties.
Against this, the present Secretary of
State has published the report of Con-
sui to England. Mr.. L. A. Lsthrop, In
which it is said "cotton cloth and flannels
are both cheaper IN New York. Washing.
ton and San Francisco than here"
The mechanic IS told that he would
fare vastly better under the British poll.
cy than now, regardless of this uncentro.
verted comparison lof average wages in
the two c0nntr,es.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-09-12

Farmers are urged to join in the cru
sade against Protection under promise of
enhanced prices for the products of their
industry when to existing competition
among themselves is added that of the
ryots of India and the serfs of Russia.
In one sentence they are told that the
expense of transportation is of itself a
sufficient protection for the manufacturer
against foreign competition, while in the
next breath they are urged to believe that
the addition of freight charges to farm
products sold abroad will inure to the
advantage of the producers. The author
of the Mills bill in his speeches appeals
to farmers to demand free trade, and with
it's advent escape in large measure the
payment of taxes to which they are now
subject. On the other hand Mr.. Henry
George advocates the same free trade as
first step toward the success of his pet
theory of centerlng all taxes upon land.
No intelligent voter should be misled
by any of these conflicting pleas in be-
half of the British policy. Their lncon-
sistency betrays the weakness of the
cause they are designed to promote, just
as the unanimous desire Of foreign trades
men and manufacturers indicate q selfish
object on their part. The prosperity of
our country under Protection is the best
evidence of the wisdom of that policy,
and an unanswcrable argument in behalf
of its continuance. Let these be needed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-09-12
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