Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

EYr.g'm rnr..- nIr AMIN. pa,.us u
ecu,.d war 1t 10 'or! dIstnn, time, hnd
ur, ru,i"n, 'us t. propHr" ipr II.
tOUII,N TRADE
lri,I Stntra Senator Nelson v. Al
drrb. : ~. lie. Island ~ ht- addr,. ~
tie recon, dIur,r . tie American Fro
tr,tN" lhrf League, rriulri IN al M
nlrvrrnh." mnuurr tie IRE" trad" clam
that rr''".uun hh, impaired tire foreign
lfudr 4 &C.,. country
Duurs tie tr,cuun tarlN prtlpl, from
-. So ISL, the tur,Igu commerce - the
Imlrd States aggregated SG,9i"nun,
~ ur average 4 ti:HruH,Hu annually
Duuue TIE rrutrrtur tnrl'i period, from
l~Gl t. le.r ti.r foreign commerce ~ the
l'r,,,I States aggregated 34t,Bi,oD"N
or auH'rrngr u q, lpi.'nunauuunlly
Thus tie annual Hvrrag" durlus tie
hjrc,cou years - protective tarlN has
been almost rNnctly tire" iimrs the al
revenue thui'
Moreover, th" foreign trade - the
Courir! has ,u.trhs,d more RAPIDLY than
population. buuug thr revenue tariiI
i'cr"d "a" Irr caiI'a oi exports aLd IN.
ports Na- fliu~, NhIlr during the pro
trrtlNo turN period the per capita has
been s2r2D au increase - nearly - per
cent Tor every man, woman and chlld III
oar population.
tur,hcrmutr, the quality ~ well n
quantity - the foreign trade ~ the
country hHs shown drcud"l improve
mrut Durus the revenue tarlf period
the imports per capita ~rr" g. =, and
tie cNpor,H ;I13 AN adverse balance ~
lG4 year Tor every man, woman aud
cht!d ipr fourteen years During the
ptc'rtlyr thr,tT r"rIod the per capita eX
porte have been sl3.i, and the imports
sll.'"i faNornh'o balance ~ sl,9i Tor
every man, woman aud child Tor nine
teen yrarr. The adverse balance Of trade
from Isl, tu ISL was $Gii,uu,n, which
wE itVuidn,rd 10y shipments u gold To
Europe. From 1851 To- lS,H the favura
Ill" balance 81 trade was ~ ,,sii ,UN,un.
which led I" heavy Iwportat,ons - the
yellow metal and made the resumption
ut spccl" pa! meu's possibility.
Ldk"wlsu duriug tho protective.iarlt'
pcriou our manufactures have been de-
rrlop"d until she! hhy" come To form II
large percentage ~ our exports. During
tho revenue period only ~ per cent -
our eNputts were wholly or partially
manufactured, while IN ls.D the percent
age reached ijS
In concluding Mr., Aldrch demon
stratcd that the foreign CONNER, oi the
United States had Increased more rapid
~ than TINT u Great Britain during the
past nineteen years.
OIH DELE.NTEs To DENVER.
There IL far prospect thnt W. shall
bee well represented IN the Denver trims
Mississippi congress, There viii prohH
bly, not bc hs many delegates present
from the town as We are entitled t.. but
there wall be- moro than We had reason
- hope Tor some da!T ago This IL en-
courngine and shows that while most II
our people can but p""rly afford 10 take
the Ercossary time from their business
they Rrr still willing to make the nccc~
eary sacrifice for tie common good and
the opportunities that are presented I,
them fur doing good on this mission ar,
almost unlimited. There will be lelega
tons II prominent men in attendance
from all parts ~ the country west OF III,
Mississippi, aud u We de- nothing NOR,
than show 10 these b! our force OF mum
b"rs IT," Importance " Albuquerque, ",
will have gained valuable point bu'
there need he no fears that our delegate,
w,ll stop at that the average Albuquer
que representative in a convention whlcl
has IN TIA power a. 10 anything To pro
mote the material interests ~ Albuquer
"a" generally knows what he ~ "hcr,
Tor and ~ rarely ever too bashiuI to le
other folks know II, tun,
NATIONAL FINANCES
The statement u circulation just pre-
pared AZ the treasury department show