Sharp County record., 1890-08-14
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,'sf7o FRYE.

s,,,, 4INk u
''n hs rcs That Fail to
ams aS !. % s,s Il. cOntent'on' ,.co
NJ rule al t.e 10 Mr.. Frye; Come
- ~ CIa' u - IS be support of my
re CON, pro]ecs that il was a mis-
petition pn u coffee free from Brazil
AussIs - 'oraeting the free admis-
an an eot american products into
vi the Az: ITO repeat this error
cotton 4 -, sr mount three times
labor Of IN cofee) will close all
DO this establish reciprocity OF
g wheat f;u erica. And again.
worthy q .,,nosal to retain the
lot give r. purpose of trading
.cm mmercial favors from the
his Tar. sas he saws: Here is an
npanied for Z Republican Congress
tempted markets Of forty millions OF
by quot 5e products of American
Saying III we seize the opportunity
author. throw itaway"
couldba directs special attention
with the Spanish posses
N from aha and Porto Rico, from
;ies bu, ret nearly or quite one-half
n Mai, ,ononmp. He condemns
was aa. admitting sugar from them
and up / insisting that our agricult-
. to be- is shall be admitted to them
newapi would have Mr. Frye and
HamD. We that the American farm
rary ez. "undeniably' rlchly Deno
dicker for the free admiS-
quoted agricultural products into
cKinlsv ,rto Rico in return for the
WING /, sion Of sugar from those
10 no,. the United States.
millions into the matter a ll'Iie We
acuui,,. er that Mr.. Blaine, as usual,
Isuse =, the facts that fail to support
Hsm,1' u ion. The principal Ameri-
eynsn., tural product imported into
,dpst,r ds is wheat flour, and the
oesnr. coes to Cuba. In 1887, the
, ro... r which We have returns, the
trr 1'",n ",u our imported into Cuba was
n, ,' o.a ".u of which 81, 145, 355 was from
.'r .,,0,, WV st. 1855, 100 was from this coun-
tha aa NV. Rico buys enough flour, per-
,ns e .h'. a ling up the total importation
~ y 'la' 70 islands to S3,OOO,OOO. To
'0's @ u, y, CALI IS, 100000. We import
, sio' VI about S44,OOO,OOO worth of
,,'s VI Blaine does not state these
,tSu ,ss -. y lr Frye. That gentleman
i'u'i'~ think d market for S., 900, 600
Iour so valuable prize to be
y gives Or the american farmer in ex-
I 7, ou.a an american market for S44,-
Cn 'na' nth Of sugar. About the only
aoO0ay nerican agricultural product
IN OF u the islanders to any consider
WI the nt is lard, of which they take
le' 1Aa' 0,OOO worth. But since near
fifteen NV cones from the United
ormoI vo,,ld not benefit our farmers
cir Owl Ticker for the free admission
to Cuba and Porto Rico.
ampla mination of the trade statis-
urps her Latin American countries
oingb strengthen Mr.. Blaine's case.
ormOu about opening the markets OF
dOns of people to the products of
hoping farmers sounds very fine and
can nd titis mostly wind. The Lat
Z. can countries are themselves
T ral, and their imports are
mostIy ma nufactures. There
dyNl' demand there for our agri-
NV ~, !, toduots, and it is not likely
'u0 twill be. Mr.. Blaine ought
: - INV NV this porfectly well. And yet
v. 'a," u' orstely proposes to "benetit"
~ r n' farmers by offending and
VOr " their best customers, and Of
,.s ,e,N ein by way of compensation a
ll'oA anoe of Increasing their sales to
ng Wv In-Americans, Great Britain
I'M Vi ten Hines as much of the
'i ne 10. n en- isrms as all the Latin
'n'' |ns do, or ever will. And yet
uyeA lne favors a policy which is ad.
slnea calculated to drive away this
Or ~ toner, md give us only a bare
natter getting a vastly poorer GUS
past
les 10 not tho1 american farmer that
} pro ine is trying to benefit, but the
an ship Subsidy and bounty beg
'fes the tariff.pampered American
nglr cturer' His only care for the
luta for the farmer as a voting ma
much He secs the farmer victims of
IyS cy slipping away, and he seeks
\ Tho them BY Offering them the chi
will ~ Iatin-A merican marl,et t-Chi-