The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-30
NEW YORK ARor'
IMPORTERS EARNESTLY (.
AGAINST The M'KINlsy' Z

The New York impor,,,..
have protested a:,ains, n.
high flying tariff bin VIA y
that cannot be mistaken ~ q
the entire importing ,rads
which was perhaps the Iar'ss s
earnest meeting that M.
against any tari.f hin II ooy \,
Ine different kinds Il i,n,o,
chants had sent rr,,re' e ,','','
Mr. Mckinley ii Wnshinr,n NJ
effect nothing with lin. REV
usie Of thu 'aAtkers \, M.
meeting told how McK;nl NJ,
port"r: "dckirlcy aAks yon
m importer. all II W. ..,v :,
grects yon with Il .aity.nr Z,
arc the man IN i cunning ~
you are IN importer WI arn 4.
70 his or any MANS AZ, ant IN
iou have ~ right Il n. ~
Importers are thiayos. M
think II Is high time tMs 4.
changed. 1t l. time u eKinlev
% understand Tint hc N
prentice hand win ,s.h.l!.
upon the commerce fth4,..n
should understand .lta. n !,
been dishonest men. ..,.sonr N
there have also W y. I4.,ll.r.
politicians. Coni'Asy isls,a.
orab!c calling. III An: tAs NM.
OF American mahho !. ND N
it, superior. W. ninsf ...
now and assert orr ri.iss .,
nifty ng'sinst those Nlla M
This speech was uA.lal ap.,l,
evidently cxpn~ ia ths foeii,
assembled merchant
II The ohlsrf ~ iae ,f.t iinc
- b. q unite Tho rois W ii III
cnt departments Ut ;l~ i.aIpst
one grand prci which NJ
more cflrctise tilt.a the cIAa.a
which haze heen ,'ssf .ar.lc.l
NV Mr.. Ncf-iff
| The meeting WAS in no ~:
sal E...licriis republicans,
and siugvAml met tx IN
corifnon grot:aA that ,lAr are
whose business Ii threatened
by a law brutal and unjust u i
gree One Of the most cl.eo.iy
was made b. a prororscel X
who said he hal always voted
ticket. lie was c.nol,s'icall,
Mr.. Mckinley sarsll ma
thought that if il became 4 ii
disturb business. ti-s tea IA
tries and vasl, increase the
ling. without conicrnLg any 4
ciits upon the county,. H.
however. believe that hi4 X
gross would pass snch 4 i
thought that this mccli;A "
tenci 70 by tho grand ~ IA
wng tho kind q suni.. 4e
lQoakcr hoped was beam:n,.
Dmcwh behint this h.ach
TIE y % who nttclded
were the Representatives
known all over America aAl
will afford an idea Of tEc4s
importance when il .sstatl
handle over 600. 0OJ. 900 wor
Of sll kinds every year. tn
of the meeting WAS Mr.. j.
stable. Of the well known mr.
Constable 81 Co.. who mad
speech on taking the chair
IA very striking way what 4.
effects ~ tho Mckinley BIZ
The burdens of this new tar
would fill heavily upon tls'
of thn producing yswxers a
farmers are requirri rndcr
their clothing. implements
Everything they do not raA-
selves. ct high rates ~ dnts
are required 70 rll their sntr
at prices controlled by FREE
land. This Is unfair, UT ~
ought not 70 lie
Different speakers give IN:
tails as ~ the cnur7noua incr
the bill would causo on II
goods. One man shovel \
crease of duty On hosiery wo
cases BE- almost double. Wit
WOODEN. csoakings and s'lu
said thnt the proposed increa
many cases prohibit the uNe
Gle altogether and force psn
q cheap substitutes. Ihrf
manufactures q silk p'usne
deipnia' IN whose intercTt
tnat article, which has enters
INTO consumption Tor woinf
nau Deem increased from "
- Per cent,
Inc DUTIES on wool were 7
largely prohibitory. ALTHOUGH
produce near enough oulNist
our manufactures
Representatives q tnc III
ware trade showed fha' "
student lamp chimney w
we mckinley taf1n anu a"''