New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
INDOpSlNt; MR. BLAINE'S VIEWS.

COMM Ms "F >ii"E MANrFACTrRfH> on THH
>I,ElTAEl'> E!ArNr LETTER.
Eo,,ou sept, /. ,-pcria.-M Mr.. Bairc's reply 10 the
l:u>on Boot aud shoe tih'> Invitation To attend It's
uin,rr wa- Rad with interest here to-day. Mining
m I'M. ,urn !tp, ui Mr.. BEunr'> Views the subject
81 -. lpro,tV in connection with the shoe Indu>uy
,,ror... T. BARNARD. IN" ~ Manufacturer. said Il
Lr,glIy lrdui,r She position whi'h Nj. Blame las
,,h"n this important question Every sentence IN
,.. letter T. a .>t WhIci appeals 10 the common -en>o
If ON iaiui"l> and mamuii' tieiN. sincerely nope
that Ng Planes view, vii. be ,arllcd into practical
, operation soon ~ possible.
l. T. h,fii> OF J"cph iltrr> sou. said %"
approve Nj Ealnc'> position "n this question Of
IT,, ipr,,N m,, and uulr>'r,"Ik. We have con-
,.,.l ,l. li.,lur>, now IN south America and CubA
lu, ll,t, i, magnificent field south II IL which We
, have never u,,uplrl. We should not lose the Up
,n,tunirv - l,arl> pointed "ur and explained by
NJ blaine an opportunity that l. ~ promising for
. fh. farmer - J. i"i The iniiIif" tui'l
Edwin ,aI,p the shoe manufacturers of East Wey-
u,,Ih sad think Mr.. Bainc'> position l. SOUND.
We ,oui culrs" market. and this j. agitation III
Tie ii.i, au,,i,n. believe that his views VIII 10
urir.,.h appl,pici 10, the bn>l'"-> community
e. \. Perkins. at lrhcr. Holmes ~ Go" said IL
am satisfied iht: a." position taken 10y SECRETARY Elaine
u hi ,.'t'r 1, t"lvlr tlapp i an impregnablc one
| ,u, It strong pro''toni>t. bni | do not sacrifice any
pin. rlc IN iilol>ln. Mr.. ElInc> Views. believe
IN r',prr Il,
Tier. /, Il lArs" and growing trade IN >""'h a''
central America" >ld ". l.. sage. OF sage 90.
HAT tiadr buys nineteen twcnrth> OF their sh""'
from ac En.li-h iid herman manufacturers. lheio
T. u l,a,un WHY. with inventive genius ana pro-
;..,,yc .pnl We >!rbud not sell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
al the ..n.> .l~t,.,d OF the other fellow. oi course
ttr " ~ come thu question Of ffiIht> and "iapta'
h. uly q, .u,d Lt 3! the uLrhir Al" opened I" u> on
IL. IT,, r," Il, plan A. proposed 10y MI hE'e' We "a"
-, az. rr. TRADE, need otherwise We cannot. Inc
n,d state, ha> pm -liri the plan too lonS Of giving
,>rlNrhin. tor rmlhiu-. Now j. the time for u, ~
l,..,il f., receive something for what We give.
l,.l., A. stone. the >iur manufactures. "f liaver.
hIi. Id: In tnr"r, NJ. nl,inr> proposition APP
I",r> admirable. \ successful practical dcnon,tIa'
non wuuld depend largely upon IN" ability A. well ~
The ii>ortb!r Disposition al the countries embraced
nrna the d >pu,iiiun of the gentleman occupying the
ir, dental ,nair but the subject i one well worth
h>,u>>iun.
wool. GROWERS INDOI>E THE M'klNLEi BILL.
tnnnbu.. uhio. sept. IL ,>I"' .an.-rhe ohio Wool
GI"w,r>' N>-o'a ii'n held meeting today az the
state an ',r,mi> and adopted resolutions inaor>nS
t.. prN! ion the Nc kimly bill ~ wise and pAtss-
,ii, Tn. \, nln,i,I> further demand tn" pre-.
lection for the wool growers i accorded manuface
urrr, AID favor protr tiur 10 all articles that eau bo
prudp,.d Ia TIL. ,ounty. hut dcprrcatc any >o'aed
ircpraity." saving that if Canada wants reciprocity
let her rrone u part ~ oar Nat"ii' lie ophioh
j. espresso. in the declaration Of the association tina:
The ns hna-irr> Of the United states can produce Al
the wool required 10 supply the demand III this c"un-
try.
DEMO- NCING TIE NEW JERSEY BALLOT LAW.
.>,bury rarh y. j.. sept. II SprcaD.-N tho
annual convention Of the Prohibition party OF Mon.
n,uth County f., day a resolution was passed de-
uouncnc the new Ballot Reform law. One Of IT.
prov, sion, declares that a party. in order to receive
official recognition and Lave the names OF Its can
didt., printed on ballots furnished by the state.
must have poed at the preliminary election at least
urr cent Of the total vote. The resolution declared