The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-01-24


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Marble men cay that business has not
bseo 20 good for long time as II is this
~inicr. Mills sud qaarries have been KEEP,
raaniag that usually shut down because
orders eaDtot wait The same may be
ssil ~ the slate business and this may be
ct dosn as the result Of Hirrison's elee
toB aud the triumph Of the protection
sediment Men have more confidence
aud more builtlng Is the consequences.
Sbsior Btosa Of Georgia hs shown
bamself strong proiecionist by voting
sssin.t his psriy associates and with the
Republicans on several items ia the senate
warm bill ne hii pvt fptr ipf ibc piii No
whole I. il passed tho senate by strict
party vote, bn; he has shown by bis action
that he is conviacel that protective tar
~ is necessary for the future growth Of
The south, and be is right
Florida is calling loudly Tor a tariil Of
Que dollar box on ois gees and other pot
iions u the south wish high tariff on
rice and sugar With proper protection
lba south can produce all tue oranges and
flee We can use and the home composition
would keep prices within reasonable lin
its This does not seem to be true Of en-. |
gar. aud as most OF il must be imported 1t
may BIS wise to lover the duty aud pay
bounty 10 American producers.
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Pfee trade does not appear TO have pre-
vented Great Britain from being honey.
combsI WITH trusts 10 nearly all the ave
mus OF industrial development. Now the
Euslish manufacturers Of steel rails are
reported to have agreed upon a combins.
tion for the purpose OF advancing the com
mercisi value OF their product Aud it is
said they have succeeded in securing the
cooperation OF the French, German and
Belgian steel rail makers.
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senator Vance claimed 10 the Senate de
bate. thai, II our manufacturers bad free
matl thax amid cau. ,,a,a NTH tha unrIl |
NJ. uuless they pay substantially the same
wages that manufacturers in other conn
tries pay. The competition would come
10 the price OF labor more than tho price
Of WOOL What free traders wish is 10 have
every thing In this .country reduced to the
level With the countries OF the old world,
II would scem TO outsiders that the rules
OF the House OF Representatives ought TO
he snlcnded SO that one cannot indefinite.
ly block the wheels Of legislation. This
Gen. Weaver has done for several days 10
succession. ttyiog 10 forGc action on bis
oklomsbs bill. Several thousand people
are waiting to rnsh into this large Indisn
reservation, # the bill passes and many o,
them declare Il ey siil take possession o.
,ht ca3utry ~hethor 1t ps.srs or moi.
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Toe Democrats 10 the Senate sliek In /,
free w1ol while the Republican msi1riiy !
fsvof- Increasing slightly the presen. 'u'y !
S.nator Nsnce claimed thai wool 10 eight n
cents pr pound higher 10 this coaD.ft (
than Ia London. Very likely thi. may be /,
true, bat II The duty we're taken ciI aud |,
sheep rsisiog Ia this conuiry discontinued ,
as Il would be. how long before foreign /
producers ~ouId rsise ,ae price' Il would !
eiye them the control 81 onr market to the
complete ruin Of our wool industry N
Misisier Phelps was the chief ruest Al
. b.lqn-, given hy ,he Fishmongers' Com :
psuy 10 Londpn 90 Wednesday evening,
Mr. Phelps. IL speech. said that lie only :
cpmplsiul hs bad TO brina aeainst that
conu,ry sss ,hs, the people bad made il :
more airienl, Tor bin 20 say good by to
them than 10 perform ANY duty ihst be
h.d 10 10 sinee be came. He hoped often
10 have the pleasure ~ seeing 10 Que coua' :
ny. II not Ia aunibrr, his numerous Fog
lab friends Thes.iorr. 10 saying farewell, 4
he would sIupt the poets sediments: