New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-16
APPRECIATED ABROAD.

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The mastery craftsmanship of the
present Republican administration IS
making itself felt and appreciated in
foreign countries. Such statements as
the following from the Berlin Export,
the official organ of the German export
ers. will give an idea of what the AM
erican policy of protection and reclproc-
ity is doing for this country as seen Dy
our keen-sighted competitors across the
water:
MI: Blaine's diplomatic dexterity has
made Brazi! real domain of the North.
European wishes and relnonstrances
could not get hearing in Rio de janet
70. The exporting countries of Europe
have LOST vast, well-paying market ter
rltories. Several months ago American
diplomats tried to convince Spain of the
necessity of signing a treaty with the
United States by which Cuba and Porto
Rico would be protected against the
workings of the Mckinley law. The
Spanish government put up many OBJ.
stacles, but the Yankee was sure of his
victory in the end, and Spain, being
afraid that Cuba may free herself from
the European yoke, yielded. Accord
ing to the reciprocity treaty. sugar, hon
ey, hides and coffee from Cuba and
Porto Rico may enter free into the
United States, while tobacco, and iron
ore have to pay the duty laid down in
Mckinley law. This shows that the
United States lets in free only such ar
ticles as it cannot produce, or, at least
not in sufficient quantity, Everything
it produces itself is protected carefully.
The Yankees hold a welghty weapon in
their hands by which they will COM
mercially conquer all Spanish America.
A gloomy prospect for the exporting in
dustries of EUROPE
Never in the history of the Americ-
can republic has such an impetus been
given to American industry as that
which has resulted from the WORK &C
complished by the last Republican
congress and the present Republican
national administration. All this has
been done in the face of the most active
and determined opposition. Even Re.
publican farmers, deceived by the oily
and INSCRIPTIONS demagogue who
wanted his vote, have been induced tc
join with the opposition in denouncine
the Republican policy of protection anC
reciprocity-a policy which has for its
object the prosperity of every industrial
interest in the country, but very forum.
ately the Republican party had represen.
tatives at Washington who would rathe,
meet defeat than abandon their prin-
ciples and their conviction of duty,
and in spite of the bitter opposition
10 it the Mckinley bill was passed by
a Republican congress and signed by
a Republican president. The result:
are now beginning to demonstrate
the wisdom of the course they pursued
and the people are beginning to appre
ciate the courage, the fidelity and The
honesty ,hey displayed. 1t is now
clearly evident to those who see through
, unprecedented eyes, that our country il
entering upon an era OF prosperity un
paralleled in its history, and the TIM
is not far distant when the people will
realize and appreciate the fact that tn
party which was true to the flag, whe1
treason and secession threatened thu
life of the nation, is no less in lime O
peace than it was in time of war, tn
true and loyal friend of the oppressed
the party of progress, patriotism, ant
equal rights. . For tie things for whicI
they denounced the Republican part,
last fall, those who were misled by trick
cry and misrepresentation, will yet ris
up and call it blessed.-Luverne Her
aid, H. J. Willer's paper.
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