New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-28
BECA USE OF THE TARIFF BILL
REASONS FOR THE REVIVAL OF INDUSTRY
IN CONNECTICUT.

IN CONNECTICUT.
prMocAAr1o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF no
AyA1tcAcrIvrrY IN VARIOUS SusI'
xrss-rALxs WITH xrRoHAHrS
Nov. Haven. Conn, Oct ~ 0pectAl, -6inee the ~
ionrnmcnt "A conSross the Democratic press Of Con
n.nuent b. beea shsiektng Auout IRE Mckinley sui
and the h,eh prices that must certainly resuH ID COW
sequence Of fs passaee. Up to two weeks eAo Goa
necticut Democrsiic papers, IN esen issuo, s 49,,
suhc a ts 10 20 90 And 20 per cent Increases thas
ioc, merchants would shortly make in numerous soous
absolutely e,seis 70 humsnity. Sons merchants Win
an ere 70 busipsss, encouraged the Innocent youns
intcrytsvws In their attempts 70 sasrm the H.
and for Q time the stores weso cFowose s
suf,ocatien with customefs anxious to 1uscnsse S~S
for urospsctive needs before the sTses sovsnce W
p,ioss mt aeon thinking people DISCOVERIES tne
80. ,...sdn... N thu plans Of the Democrscy. Thsy
.cr,,,n,,ed tho nev TsrR bill sou,ewha& Glossy e"e
discovered that ON most of the articles when Dem
ocr.io paes had said would increase In price peesoss
of the Mckinley bill the tariff bsd Deen s'sesAV "
auoaa Az ths trus condition Of tAinss haS become
apporent and truth has asserted hseh' 'ns Pe'po
have not hesitated to express Indignation cohsssnus
the campaign LES published oy e'isS@S" y. Wv
has the Republican party besn In oc.et 'sso'' ~
DemocratIc plao Of Misrepresentation ms Deen
thoroughly exposed and the people are more IMAM
ever convinced Of the falsity Of the POSI-
ton. .,,.
There Is greater business prosperity, greater acuVy
in labor circles In Connecticut today thah thero mas
been In years. Shops are running Oh 'ou uno' NC"
shops are being built, and incresSee 90 rho
Arranged for in every branch OF industry hcFe Inc
General Immersion among New-Haven merchants,
without reference TO political affiliations Is tnat inc
McKinIsy bill has greatly increased business f. e.
HUM, Of tho firm Of Bowdltch o. fru"c0n' s 49,,
niture dealers, says his firm mas oone uu'."e w
month fifty per cent more business tnan La a", w
oed,ng month In years He says that the snsnS al
vance In the prices Of bookings glasses !" enatoS U"
tho trust which controls the plato glass business.
=. C. Bushnell OF J. d. Deuel. q 20, WHOLESALE
rrocers who do an immense business Win scores VI
merchants in this and other States, say 'Is' business
was neyer so GOOD as at present. April sugar
win DO two cents q pound cheaper ana "'e pf''' u
mossses will be down four cents per salion
ono OF the bestnformed dry goods men OF Connecu
80, .. q A Howe of the firm of Howe G. Stetson,
this city. Mr. Howe says: "only In the eoarSef
rrsds Of soods will the prices % faiseu'
and the soundness OF this raise Is piAinr spp-e
Twenty years ago were told We couiu no' "'ono
silks In this country, but to-day tho Anooo"u '.A
ID moro In demand than that OF our foreign hesnoO'
And 30 II will BIO In regard TO linen .nu .S
Ultimately the sound common sense OF the trainers
of the Mckinley bill will be appreciated ana 'nat
bill will certainly prove the commercial triumph Vi
this country People are placing more dependence I"
day upon home production. There ls ho soou i.
why we should send millions OF dollars ahhuaiy ~
foreign countries to pay for goods that oush' 10
be made in our own country and by our own people
The new law is IN the line OF prosrcs'ion' anu " ''
line America will ever advance"
From all parts Of the State come reports OF ous
ness prosperity and expansion. Extensive pcos OK
exceedingly valuable iron lying IN htch"eiu
County and In the adjoining county OF berAsnlfc
in Massachusetts,, which have remained uhde'eiopeu
for many years, have recently been eased "
large Pennsylvania iron company, which proposes W
carry mining operations In that heio upon al ca
tensiye SCALE giving employment to several hundred
men, The quality Of the iron in these mines Is
equal to the best foreign orc imported for specia
use and the mines would have been In constant
oncraton for years had the tariff conditions made 1t
possible to compete with foreign producers.
A factory in Litchneld County engaged in the manu-
facture OF Shells or handles for pOcketknives ana
other cutlery has recently received unprece6enteoy
largo orders from hardware manufacturers. tho In
crease being from ZOO down every three months 10
5000 monthly WIN promises Of $4,000 dozen monthly
tari on cSssry the only reason for this sudden
H. Ionsley Of Longley Co.. proprIetors Of
S ssss s Sea'a in ss %a d
sco Ssf' stated that now that the bill passed man
who could formerly purchase suit LOT pio moui ri
you little his touch n1 AZ p %s se s GS fur
SIS viii under the new bill be advanced just forty five
will any class Of our goods DC ase worsed
sn any Tnder the bill we shall sell That with only
cent increase So much now ior rha no ee
does this tariff do In my opinion the foreign wTr
but ,s h . our Tears Seen nea
hh TO TatS Se gG make IN ass
obliged inferior 70 sell foreign p as same S0'
have been Idle or run only part OF the time;
in mn mind ItS0s big ao sGnse and nat nay
t Tor an immense sum Now. what has this Tariff
biz dSnei This IS cent increase o. 81; ssit n ana
mtted reorganization OF that big concern and 70,
day It is In operation, and osore long ine wnTic
n ST SiS sy I got before
the =. breSos es Of nsa.e .speca clothing
dssree Nils which have beer idle have been set IN
motion and as one manufacturer said to me tonght;
my business Is rapidly On sns on ncreasc 81 Sra
In IN Manchester to-day, Case Brothers. tho eX.
tensve paper manufacturers OF tbs place began wor6
additional hands will be needed ana all because o!
the passage OF the Mckinley BILL
evidence Of the S Sa peGc o .,
cut savings banks there arc deposited oyer Sloc 900.
600 deposits 70 the credit Of 5000 wGss1s
ppi Which General g. f. Merwln. the Republican candi-
date Tor Governor, Is president, amount to over
iscon for Il Is in consequence Of the protective tar
that those 20 900 working people wcre able 10 lay up
| something for ralny dag,
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