The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-18
JIM'S LAST EPISTLE.
THANKFUL ron TIKI COMPLIMENT
FROM TIE RooT sEa cHoG CLUB.

Hs writes Them gheg Can DO Great Oood
couuteFaCuHs oplpio1s Hurmi "a
New Eogimd Interests - The New
Tarin 0lyes Ampy Protection 10 the
Tast aud Rccprhdty would Work
Wonder Va the wr,'-Il Wouli Prove
Profitable TO tlio Farm iul shop
BosToy, MAas,, sept, l;,-TEe editor
OF The journal re lived ihs flowing
letter yesterday fFpm Secretary Glalnei
Ban FAWcn ,lEo fs.t, if 1900,
ColW,W, Capp, Ei.g@ Boston Jouruall
My DEAR sW ! am In receipt
OF your favor afdas me u l
can attend ,Ar annual banquet
Of the Boot Nu1 sho, alph. ~ Boston,
In October You odd that the members
are "in hearty sympathy with my views
regarding the ucst method OF attending
American trade Urd wouId q glad 70
have me address tlru,' / rI4et that
my engagements viii not permit me 70
accept the Invitation, but yOu win
please thank tho club for tho oomph.
ment they pay me. | am glad 20 hear
that The mrNutu o. the club are inter-
ested Ia u gyH@u oe raolWocial trade
with Latin America They cm do great
good by eougi.r,tu, % certain phase
Of New England opinion entertained No
home M wnll Hg 40 NashingtOn'-an
opinion which Wut regard az In the
highcnt degree mWito aud mrtful 10
Nc" ~ sls.9 'E'." 'H, Sew England
~ 70 receive IA the now tariff tho
0mplcst protection for every iunnufaot-
uring industry within her borders, both
great and small, pId 10 VIII, IN my
judgment, be
Roth fncSprdlcnt mud Injurious
for representatives 70 disregard q meas.
ure which will promote western inter-
esta, ! have lHtcly received u letter
from Mr., j, H. lmhE, Of ST. Louis,
leading representative Of the flour inter-
egts and president Of the late convention
Of millers NJ Minneapolis. Speaking for
the grain and -four interests of that
great section, Mr.. limbs says that "Ad-
vices Of recent date from Cuba state
that the duties now collected on Amerl-
can -four are Rt q higher rate than WA
lAANA NAAIllNNNNN w w NlAN ANNit AllA AAN
adds; "t respectfully submit that tho
American miller win DO unable 10 re-
tain any part Of the Cuban flour trade
unless immediate relief Is secured In
view Of these facts Is u possible that
protectionigt congress can even think OF
opening our markets 20 Cubas products
free, while allowing q great western in
dustry 20 be
Absolutely Excluded from Her Markets
by n prohibitory tanff2 With rccipro-
city the west can annually sell many
hundred thousand bgirelsof -four IN tho
markets OF Cuba and Porto Rico, to-
gether with large mass Of other agri-
cultural products Without reciprocity
she will be driven more und aIre from
those markets / DO not mean, in any
thing | have said, 20 imply that roci-
prOCity is only western interest, AsI
remarked IN Il note TO Senator Frye 10
will prove beneficial and profitable both
10 the farm and the shop, What, for in
stance, could be more natural or moro
Just than that, in giving free market
In the United States 20 hides from the
Argentine Republic, we should ask the
Argentine Republic 10 give ~ better
market than we now have for the prod
net Of leather from the United States?
The many forms IN which our business
Interests wlli be Promoted
by reciprocity cannot be known until the
active commercial men OF the United
States shall have developed those forms
by investigation and experience We
shall not realize the full benefit Of the
policy IN day or year, but shall we,
therefore, throw away countless mill
ions of trade, in addition 10 the sixty
millions we have already thrown away,
and then ignorantly declare without
trial that "the system won'twork" The
enactment of reciprocity is the safe
guard Of protection, The defeat Of
reciprocity is the opportunity Of FREQ
trade Yours very respectfully,
IANEg a. Ia AYNu