The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

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Iht effort OF tho aarrutnrY 10 cstlbr
lish tbe nfAln.ulne of uW meats
agnIn.t inr dIrpnWng imWlQtons
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ui.ggro.nn.,,.ani, '.g bo- L'eu reu,,t.d
lrms mTactinn nbrond ANA tbo d6mo-tla
iUspeprnu of lyo mIuuls and pork
proIurlt. Ur.vldes f0r by the Art Of
huF gO' irgI v,l ullafd nB p,rlfct "a
fiarapfy fDr tns wh0laomepris of 0nr
meBtf 1IIunl for FOREIGN consumption
n8 is uH,Hrre dVm ~ any food
prOHuef. HII. iuf0ima .un dvrn hy the
aru0.1.,Dr ". morr nnd prG4p,cls
or tbe lr.f .ue.ir lrar..Wis IAN 6f iu-
tsrHt In has llHaidV U.Wsl tlp py-
parIrmtiI .f,st ANA "A commercial
auer.a. TH. .umbtmy ol tho uonauy
c0uguiB iu tbH IepomiiaudatIun Of the
ss.r. tiu.v nf prflultnrt fhut the Official
HupsrvialIl uDgIIpd bv thp mHn law
lor uqu ul Gpumie production shall
b, luufeuul tu thH deplrment Of
wr.u4fus.
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w ,'' | .i i''''H d'd t'. MY, MIX. y" ,r'' gGI,
ity Aul imulriiliIy, Wu the service has
hem Increasing sntiaiA. .ouly
Undo in oar Favor
TcopWntnlpta tbe etuueaa and CONN
try unon the rgrape n iho Gryt gefslon
Of tbe Flfly.gt.l copgi,.sof mn upugnal
uuubpr of INV of vny blgb import.
npce. Tint tbe rcpil of thls ioaigla-
tion wiil bo tbo auieltebipg and enlarge.
mont of onr ipnnufnctujpp lndugtries
iorycr onj halter inai.l1 is Tar our brcnd,
etulf ond proviglons bo.h nj home and
nbrOnd moro constant tpnploynent and
bottor wapog for onr working people
npd an mprpnspd mpp.y of a gafe cur.
repcy lor thr trnumctiuu of business. 1
do nnl d,nbt
Tho prporrl Ipde and industrial con-
ditiops tbrougbppt tho country durlpg
tho y,grb blye shown IA mnrlted improyo.
mont. Fnr nauy ycnrt prior 10 lggg the
merebnuoi.1 Lllnneea vi foreign trndo
bave bpen largely i'm ouF fnyor. Inf dur-
inc TINT yenr and the ycnr following
thcy turned nqninet ua Il IA very graft.
fying 10 know lint tho lnat fiscal year
again shows balance ln our favor of
over eg''UV',VVD' inc nUiN 'i'NFilSs,
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,do lnu p,uUwo.'u,i ,, y. p,B uy, o,,,t,. AWAY y
shown egS by Il recent censps bnlictln 10
bpyo bcrn iFg ncr cont mora I'M isO0
finn in isSo nnd tbp produelion of strcl
5OO par cont grootrr Ninmg in ooni
has Ind ma llwiinilop cyronl thnt ro'
eulting from doGcirnt tapsportation.
Tho gonornl Testimony "a tbnt lnbor "A
cycrywbere fuliv cm1loyed. nnd The ro.
ports for the lget yegr show n gmnller
npmbpr Of employGs affected by gtrikeg
md locl,outs thnn In INV yenr since 1854.
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lheHo prolul'liS llIiuVhooS nave po9n
~ SOME ueereo oueGN1u py lno hurPrls.
ing anu very uhl''Nora3lo monetary
events Wuich nave ie'ehtly 'lNeh pt'ce
IN hhgi'llu' u III pleaslhB 10 Know thaJ
these ulu not grow III any ,'ur9o ouU ol
tno nnaholol relullons Oh L9iuoh WIN
our pgoplV OF OUT ol ,ohy uiSoreult NV Nv
taoneu 10 our 5ecuIllles uelu III ln3t
lnHINel' NVcoHlu nol, however, WhollS
escape Ilo III effects VI " i9rolgn uione'
Jury 9Pl,ullo9' HoVollpnnl0u ny Ausll VN,
tr9ofoil0ry lheldeNI' W ch'Oracte'Hed
'nlS'
NI'nid OF Tar. " 'h"hHo''
Tho apprehension that our tariff may
again and Mt once be subjected TO inl-
pOrAnt general chNugpa would unduuht-
edly add n depressing influence Of the
most serious character The general
tnrif act has only partially gone into
somo Of ils important pro.
Visions being limited TO take effect No
dates yet in the future, The general
provisions Of the law have been In rorco
less than sixty DAYS. It's permanent Of.
focts upon trade and prices still largely
stand IN conjecture There is neither
wisdom nor justice IN the suggestion
that the subject OF tuilf revision shall
be opened before This l0w has had q fair
trial Il is quite true that every tariff
is subject TO objections, No
bill was ever liumtd, suppose, that IN
all Of It's rates aud clnssiiGutions had
the full approval even Of n party cuu-
Gus, Such legislation is always and
necessarily the product of compromise
as to details, and the present law is no
The misinformation as TO the terms Of
the act which has been 80 widely dis.
seminated at homo aud abroad will be