The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-09
THE PRESIDENT.
Makes Suggestions to the Filty-
Second Congress.
Pn the Tariff He Accepts the Verdict
Of Nov,mb.r,
And the Responsibility Is. Left
With the Next Congress.
noarty Endorsement of the Eicara-
qua Canal Project.
wOrkmen Should Have More Than
Lihe's Neeessaries.
Pn the Tariff He Accepts the Verdict
Of November,
And the Responsibility Is Left
With the Next Congress.
Hoarty Endorsement of the Eicara-
qua Canal Project.
workmen Should Have More Than
Like's Neeessaries.

|tYD must Nc Longer tkfAN ON hANANAth -
mails, Hut should Construct Canals ot :
Our own-rcaoeiui Adjustment OF
Differences Win Foreign FoW-
er.-Ih- ~ anee- Pf the
Government Lite.
whsmxeToS. Dec ne prcs'aeut ht noon
rrssdax edmmuuieaiei lis anuu2. H -sar' 20
- y II contained oy-T i.sifa poris tuh
an extended synoIe,s % ihs entire
f, PRESIDENT rc.6rs 10 tho favorable foniii-
j. dreciirg ihe Commercial anil iudutral
birvsts uf the United siaiea and pivi1i stats
II of Tcaith gnd rto-r,s-. SbhW.us tLt Hilu
10 a. keli ~ the riovthBf pr1sufrity Ntvcr
lihr history o. H. country has rr1luFtinn iu-
ased 80 rapidly a@ durlng the Iast i~uSesrs:
linnerus expanded So largely sue N"l.tu,
of tha masses Improved in sqcb d maTttI
rec, a. the prtscui derohi rraus
ar total saiue ~ our iurci-t ir1.te, Epnris
manufacturer dufiug NJ ia'f Ee.l, yrar
lsI.-es. - eti. an Inctdaft 1f lisa afuttr
previous lseaf year T3ca1 ra aHFgal
of our imports AMI c1pa-t * li.rl hsa-
for The ten fiscal years prior 90 .la'i Ua'
Ee.ci9 Il Wlll ~ tt5esysaihIr or Or.
trade for isge cEtrried ms auri1l aver.
liu- by 30. r. ~. an furfe.-t - L q I-t
The stguincancc and value ~ tls ,n.
are known by TIC iaot ma; ihr arss In
-ade of fsIs ever 1921. Wla p 'tF 10 TOO
Of exports, for thsrf vas d tccrradc ia
ino Of Imports of tt5ii&g3E
\ value % our. o1Poris stf.ur ~ fsrA
qe reached thr highest nrug' is d. hir.
t5iy the gpvsrrmenL anpua ilH- % Ai4f
rs its ercocdihF by tiiA.T]sA - {hr parts ~
isoi and exrcc,ilEg nc ygiuf % ihr IMPORTS of
t1e.ssAod a cpmpaftson y ihs Hn-. ~ - our
exports fer isc utih ihH st1a,l attfare irr iha
tan years PRIOR % i-9i shnAs on excess ~
tsns, go hsi. on ot - a. p.f ctnf lhc fat-e 81
our imports of mcFch1uilsf f1F ~ Hl3la vas
tse9 tc.sd., also c1ccsdtd hr alalai afrragr
value % shs TN years prior 20 isli Fy US s'4
Dnring The hkcai yraf i,H- ihe va'ne ~ itcpHrf-
ffrc of duiy amounted tgf fta5 go 90 trs larresi
aggregate in the history y cur rqa1aaprrC Toe
valnc q the imports 81 iutfctaqd.,e cHttrcl
frvc of duty In ise Eas HA pf cti q tn4
total valuc u lnpofW NJ eompftgi lll Aa'
pcr cont IN is5t. and - - irr clntla is'1
lniernai sud ooasfyisc trauic has enVn q
corresponding expansion
Ahoihcr indicsiian % tbs Eeurfl 'pr,s rsrifv
of the euuatrg . fouad ~ thH fati ta-t i2r lsu-
her of depqsitors Ii saztn-s uauls Increased
from cassJ IL i.do 90 -lS 20 M is'' 20 %.
crease q SD pcr rcnt and fht Rftahn' u' aa
Isosits from fil9 - 5u $50 ti % 'ii-N 70
is0o an increase of 2.I pr CnH lH i-t fs
amount ~ iefasits b. say y.tts 'Ar tst.
os8.5gq IL " estimated that tTper truf ~ tiHst
Deposits represent tae esFinss ai u'aec rsrtffr
! Thr hank ciearapcos fr aiaf maHfh seirr
3 =. ,,,.rufSr ~ i-gl. tta 81 sdiplset.
AF0r the same months ia i-}t thr9 ain5Iai. i9
ttAis9s sTpi7. ancregss far fhe tltt mont fi. ~
tLtio.efi.sia There ncf'f hiss ttcn q i.1re in
our history Nhen vark Was So aH.Eu.aEt 20
when wages Hcrc as hi-h whether niiss.r' 3 ~
the currcney in which ihey arc iasids iV ih r
power 10 supply tho ncccesar.rs api talaigft
% Me
Conserving the republican poliey q pro'et
tidn hc says.
Il believe that the protective system whfeu
has nov fOf something more fhln Lriy frl-s
continuously PREVAILED IA oar lc- station hsA
brcn a mighty instrument Tor Tho irN, iorme- @
q our national wealth and most poEcr'u'
Nfeury In protecting the homes oi our uoraing.
urn from the insAsi0n ~ Haht l have it.tR
lost solicitous interest . preserve % our
@Murking people rates % vases That Huail not
oniy give dany bread but Supply 4 uaulflrt.a.e
1nArrin for those home ATTRACTIONS sil4 iafsl5
tomforts and euioymrnis without Nhaeh so "a
-sicithcr hopcful nor sweet They aFt Aulcr!fa-
fcitiIcns-a part a. The great people Ter uhoia
our constitution and ruvfrhmcut we're framtd
and instituted aud it cah not ~ pcrtsrs s,l
af that constitution 20 50 lneihiaic ~ ~ pre-
serve In their homes the lmiori juaepehiicntr,
loyalty and sense of intercstin thr i-ycruwcni
which are essential 70 good ciuzruship 10
pracr aud which will bring ills Aialearf
fhnoag as in is5i. 10 the defense ~ tht rs
: when q is assaiied NJ - not nv pUfpoas, tore
new hsrc tho argument 90 favor ~ q protective
tariff The result of ths recent election must M
accepted as having infrn.iuced new ata'cF
We must assume that the ur' ni az T c.I.
sirueted upon ihc liacs o. praioetiHu. lei lE
repealed. and that there IS io3r substituted Or
Il a iarir laW constructed aiirly Vith ref9rrhJc
y revenue. that no duty : "a ~ h,.hfr te
tause the incrtasc wiii ke- p open an Amer,
nil or keep up the Vasts cf an American v.u'
han. but In every case sutha rate - duiy isAa
y imposed as vii bring The treasury 81 thr
- a =. a.. .
The contention has not been BETWEEN schedules.
but between principles. 4nd it would ~ o1cn.
siye 20 suggest that the prevailing nariy Will
not carry into legislation the principles AL
vocated by Il anA the pledges given 20
ihe people. Tho tarin bills passed hy The
ouse OF representative n the last si'ssiou
we're as is supposed. even la thc cpin0uC Ci their
promoters inadcq01te and iuSiiued only Uy
Nse fact that the setate ard house 81 reuec
rentatiyes were not In accord and that a gen
erai revision could NOT therefore. " urgcri
taken I recommend that the Whole subject oi
tariff revision be left to the iscQu inr CONGRESS-
II Is matter OF regret that This work must re
delayed for CT least three months. Tor the
threat OF great tariff charFes introduces 10
mueh uncertainty that an amount not Easily
estimated Of business inactiuu and 90 diulin-s
-Ssd production win necessarily result II Is
-. =. slso. that this uncertainty may Tcsg3i
IN oeerease. revenues from customs duties. Tor
y.
foreign goods In N,H Of the pt,,s,,ect Of iarsT
reduetions and tLlsuaeartaiafv as To whom n
will Jake eject
bose VINO nave 1'vocated a protective
tarin can wen aHord 10 .Nxe their disastrous
forecasts OF change Of I.a,c,- dis.r,,.s 'r,f,i.
II n system Of customs duii,s M ~ framed
that will set the idlc wheels and lo,ua ns IN.
rope In motion and crowd cur war,sssss,s wish
foreign made goods, and at the same sr-s i,,,r
our own mills busy; that will give A. Al ih
creased participation IN 'ihe markets u ,Be
world. OF q greater value than The home mar.St
that we surrender. that will eive iu
creased work 10 foreign workmcn upon
products TO be consumed by cur pepplc
without diminishing the amount of work
10 be done here. that will enable the
American manufacturer TO pay 10 his workmtn
from fifty 10 one hundred per cent more iu
wages than is paid in the foreign mill. aud yol.
70 compete In our market and IN foreign. mar
kcts with the fose gn producer; thatwin fur
ther reduce the cost OF articles OF wear aud food
without reducing the wages Of those who pro.
duce them; that can be celebrated. after lis ci.
fects have been realized, as its expectation has
been. in European as wei as in American e.fics.
the authors and promoters OF IL wilfhc entitled
10 the highest praise We have hEd IN our his
tory several experiences Of the couttaSted al.
Afecis Of a revenue and protective larG. b 1
khls generation has not felt them. and 9 cs
,erlcncc Of Que ecncrnNOn is mol hirhiy su
trnctivc 10 the next The friends Of the nio.
cctlVc system, with uudlmiushcd eonlicnlu
b the principles they hare advocated. will
wait the result of the nov Sxnt rlnCrte
Referring TO Tho rcnor,s oi the hcA,s of The
cral executive dcpArtmrrls sYNmilicl with
ImcEsarc. the president nQiCs The fact that
lio revenues amounting 10 slaiLolass.s :