Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24


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-' Pc --A'1 ol 'De SUBJECT 'ian INC
l'--r 1-.--'- - ai' cent Sle"' 'ne eAoess
l''d "oi-d De- a dead loss but let US
lt-r --t i-ote seilsioie view. lue s-.p9
l-tl carry tAe mans also carry herman
i-.iN..' U lo All the is4AAds ol the IA
-.-- e.AA- 10y lneL ASSIST nee yer
man --Ail mas saiheu loo'ho-u III
4 A.''-i -'.''a-A ana nave returned many
-'-d more than the SUBSIDY 70 the
-i'.'i.,il 't1ieis' inc merchants ana the
"ot~nien oi "eInany'
4 i'ct-lfade shfleAer wound say that
-ie manufacturers alone get the peneht
of the steamship company But those
Who look beyond immediate results
see stll otner' greater oenehts-
iHe "of@men VINO made the articles
az manufacture the Iaoorers and en-
p.oyes hohandle the products, them
c.aAts wnodeal lntnem and the farmers
WHO feed them, are ali directly benefit
ed' while there is alsoaoeneiit accruing
indirectly and generally to all classes,
irom tne increased business activity
and prosperity OF the entire country.
No" the United states Is rapidly ap-
pfoach.ng the serious consideration OF
B in-a same question All careful tnink-
ers admit that our merchant marine
needs building up. But there IS wide
divergence Oh opinion as to the proper
steps to ne taken to.accompllsh that de-
s'red result ihe republican party ap-
proaches u, IN rs usual practical, pro-
q gres-.ve spirit, and suggests a new de-
Qartare III policy' the plan oil SUBSIDIES
lhe hemocratc party, on the contrary,
approaches the question IN It's usual
crA"-hsh style and wisnes 70 accom-
pisn something by dong nothing
lneY would tear down al protective,
encouraging eXpedlehts, III our govern
3 mental policy, and then sit down
r. and lct things take their own course.
b. or-+,--,tv ~ tbere "a orv
'J
truth IN the old adaCe, from
u - y, -. -
nothing, nOtuluB comes Just 50
? --,-.f,- ...-, rr, Good coma IN the busi
e ness interests OF the United states bv
=,
3tQplllG tuc Qp-AOtulnR pOIlCy OF tne
T.r.,r..-.+.,, -a~fv
The Proceedings OF the session OF the
n n r III .
tl tiutIltdu congress VIII present
o st...-.. f,..-.sttr,,s q, tho cCtrrtr,- v-,tb
a "-''
= considerable emphasis. We can get
10 Our mails carried To South American
rorts more cneaply by committing
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|rFE.r o.. nrrnfTra~n the ! american lines