The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

. ss''"t'"n Y" the b>fanll.h. ''iN~
|. cirr"esi Trade Relation. sni Y
western Nations rranA Nv. "'s"sFa !,
Ercss by the P~rc~idsnt. 'A q n
. WASHINGTON. June 40
, dent transmitted 70 Conures N
. the report and rccommcna, ''''ea
International cunfarcn,.. 'A
toms The report ur.n IN.
Union" adopted BY M Al'A
American Conference ''R
oy = letter Of Mr.. Blaine NJ
dent briefly reviewing n. NJ
81 the conference, which d.'
partial reciprocity between II,
lean republics was not only az
put must necessarily increase VI
ana the development Of IN.
resources Of the countries ado,,,~
system. and II would in An
bring about as favorable rn.a.
those produced By free trade
different States Of this l,nio.
conference recommended. ,ha..
mat the several government
$50 mn
scented negotiate rcciproc,,v NJ.
upon such a basis as would "
able In each case. 'srakiny ir,o II.
Grafton the special situations. cond.
u interests OF each country ,,a
4 view 70 promote their comm. !
fare" vA
Only those" writes Mr.. n.,..
nave given the subject careful -,,s,-
the magnitude Of the cnmn .,,. \. n
sister nations. In ISIS The cnu.bl..a,'
OF emu aud the Argentine E.nnblie
the enormous sum OF <2ss. lgT.s1A r.T
tstics of Chiiinn commerce for lxn1".
YET Deem received, hut the in,n.,r,S
Argentine Republic for thar ,ear w.,
no,O These imports con.lS,.a
greater part. Of articles Inn ,n.A,
been inrnlshcd BY the manufaetnr.r.
United states, yet in lshs. az ,h. II.
s<ss.ov. 100 Imports. we confribn,.1 t,,
$4,000, while England contribute Ia,
1rrmnny N5.fn0.u1D and France Al nn
Nfth our extraordinary lncr.a.
iation, and the even more * fao.Ala
cre"s. IN material wealth. unr n,u,~
trade with south America Ia h,., n.
" hindcrcd and limited. III is. M,
exports 70 all the world were .s.5.k+ns
which s53. le- 600 went 20 south Am.r.
per cent. In ISIS our exports \, .n \.
world were <4tg.21s 900. an iucra..e +, &.
per cent. while but >s.2.ss
70 spanish Americas Little m,srtB
cent.--and the greatest gain fne1lrr
Deen noticed during the last fwn xr.rS
~ was y unanimous Jndxfnrn. N
delegates that "a exports II t..a.r
tries aud 70 tho other iepubl.cs cspt,
increased 10 a great degree Is the n.4,.
ton OF such treaties ~ are recomno.a.
uy the conferences. The pr.ctical. ar,
uay experience Of our merchants cn,.
IN The trade demonstrates beyond .
tion that in all classes uf m.rch4a
which we have long and sncccs.fuile
Huced Tor export, they are able 10 r.,n,I
WIN their European rivals In qualify asa|
price, and tile reiterated statement. !
our Latin-Amcrscan ~neighbor- do n4f
q u because we tax their pinlur.s
bcen annually c~ontradictcd by thr ~stat..I
az our for a quarter III 4 centa|
The lack 81 means for reaching the n.
kcts has been the chief obstacle In Nh u
~ increased exports. The carrying al
has bctn controlled by European merrhs
who have forbidden an cxchanv. ~ I'll
u merchandise we sci
u carried there IN AinrgicafAn
on foreign ships chartered b. An.2
houses. The merchandise W. bnv ii -
4 brought to Us in European \
sells that never take return cnrroc.. h..i !.
Tor Liverpool. lIavre. Isrcmcn Or nam.IuI
wheat, corr aud cotton. There N
load again with manufactured goods for |
south American markets. and continue iii
triangular voyages. paying for. the food /
re competed % buy Of Us win the pr
y the sale ~ their manufactures Ia
hat We could ~ would supply In WI
rolled the carrying trade. b
4.
The conference believed that. while (
'front.' wouid come 70 all the countries
iprocify treaties should b. adopted. I
'n'ted states would be by far the great
'sincr. The articles we export ~ our NJ
are subjected 20 heavy rts-toms tax
2 heavy 10 many cases rs 4, prohiblt thf
consumption by the masses Of The pron/
~ the other hand more than tiehty.~ eyf|
or cent ~ our imports from I.ttin. AAf|
- arc admitted free. leaving but tweVI
or cent. upon which duties may stAl NJ n
'oveu. Bit mindful ~ the .act that I
mited states has from time g. tNMe
loved the duties from coffee. cucpA. lAd
nbbcr, hides. cinchena bark. dye anA WA
~ woods. ana other Latin.Amcrlcan IN
nets, our Government may confidently
y concessions suggested. The lncreA-
sportS wvn'd be drawn alike irpm
rus cur factories and our forest. NAI
the Latln-A american couatrie. p~rniNr|
aiidlng lumber. the most uf them AK Hs
endcnt upon foreign markets iof fhe
NtI-fIU. Mu4I . III L4 |
lcfc my opportunity OF Inclination III
Industry. The eject N -ec|
'clprocity would be felt ia every p0itloA
~ lHnG.
IN closing his letter the Sccrct&
Tvs:
fiiteen ~ the seventeen republics y
hicii w have been IN conference. hav
catcd w the votes ~ tnci rfrpresrata WI
the International American C,ntescrrI
~ ~ other methods which it IL nUt
sary 90 decline. their desire "a enter un
commercial relations witi IN
i'ted states The remaining two c1pf-|
uai vii inly,e~s could they he t-xa
escape the delay and unccrtslhty n
fatir~, v mas been suggested that II ,rAfI
able ana prompt mode Of tcstin. ~
estion was ~ submit an amendm at 3
pending Tarin bill. authorizing tA7|
rs'dcnf 70 declare ports Of tie lnilviI
'tcs free 70 al the products IL amy nat ?
'hc American hemisphere upon VIII ~ ri
y duties are Imposed. whcncvs r ami 70
- such nations shall admit 10 IT, b fs
\ ~ MI national. provincial ls~fe'|
and other taxes. our h,pr,
- meal and other Drcadstuus: ire.
we'd meats; fsh. vegetables anl
-, cotton. seed OH. rice and other prov.
rs, including al articles ~ food, lumber
niturc u other articles of wood: Agi.
tural implements I'M machinery. mn.
and mechanical machinery; structuFai
ana iron. steel rats. iocomotiy \,
way cars and supplies: street car. ard
ned petroleum. mention these ?arte.
= rtici because they have been mo't
iutntly referred "a ns those with wnirAs
exchange could be readily effect
The list could ~ doubt be PROBABLY
argcd ~ 4 careful Investigation " taf
ana advantages Of both the nom. Aai
sign markets.