The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-17
EDITORIAL NOTES.

British exporters view with apprehension the
decentralization Of their trade with Brazil In con-
sequence Of the establishment Of reciprocity be-
tween the young republic and this country. The
St. James Gazette, one OF SalisbuTy's stanch sup
porters, in commenting the effect OF renting
% per cent Of the Brazilian duties on American
goods particularly cottOns, says: The Amer
lean producer of cotton prints viii for the future
enjoy in the Brazilian market an advantage over
his English competitor equal 10 one-half the cost
OF the manufactured Article Even with the Nc
Kinley tariff the cost OF production IN America
cannot be nearly so much In excess OF the cost in
England. We must, therefore, look forward to
theeradual loss Of our Brazilian market for cot
ton gOOds-which means a trade OF at least
60 ,0O0,OO0 per anuum-nOt because we cannot
beat the world on equal terms, but because the
United States are enabled 10 purchase special
advantages by concessions 10 Brazil We have
no concessions 10 offer, and we never stipulate
for special and exclusive privileges"
Cable adyices Intimate that the reyusion Of
feeling in Serva over the expulsion OF sQueen
Natalie is such that serious consequences are
feared. Ii is admitted on ali sides that The posi-
ton OF the Queen ne DIS adjustment Evidently
the people are realizing the force Of her recent
appeal. You may, all Of you, be very devoted TO
the young King" wrote his unhappy mother,
but not single one Of you can wish him as
much good as his mother does. From the day
when my son was SO cruelty torn from me at
WiesbAden have had but one idea, one desile-
that Of being again with him. IL Is now nearly
three years that 1 have fought single handed
against all our governing men, who each, In his
turn, attempted 10 block for me the way 10 the
heart Of my son. Having lost my faith In the
goodness OF men, have preserved, in spite OF
all, my faith In the Supreme Ruler. | do u OF
doubt that the time will come when his voice will
be heard, and will put an end TO the prosecutions
crushing me aud cOntound those who oppose my
sentiments and my maternal rights"
President J. S. Clarkson Of the Republican
National League is pushing the work OF club
organization. He believes in making the club
the social center Of power in nearly every farm
neighborhoOd and small village and as a sugges-
tiOn Of what ought TO be done urges the young
Republicans or Iowa 10 see that at least 1000
clubs are organized in that State this year.
The irrigation system OF New Mexico Is now
being Inspected by Colonel Hinton. Chief of the
Irrigation Division OF the Agricultural Depart.
meut. In Eastern New Mexico alone he finds
that nearly GOO 900 acres OF fruit and farm lands
have been reclaimed by the construction Of stor-
| age reservoirs ana canals during the past two
years, the largest enterprise OF the kind having
cost a little less than TWO dollars an acre.
The attempt OF the foreign button manufac-
turers TO evade the Mckinley tariff has been
foed by the Board OF General Appraisers. AS
result Of the boards decision a large pearl
button factory is 10 be established at Phlladel-
phia, large dealers being Of the opinion thai
hencefOrth they will have to depend upon the
nome product for their supplies.
Mckinley Is the man OF the hour in Ohio; the
Republicans are Inspired with the conviction
that his leadership ans success. As Colonel
sseyin declared in calling tile State Convention
TO order. THE question is not will Mckinley be
elected, but how much will be his majority"