Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-12-09

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daring The past year. YEA lts l.~ss and
fullest effects have uot ~ vet bsen felt
lin plate mills. requirinr a. they DO
large outlsys 20 cspltsl Zoe machinery
and buildings, have net had time a. ga
fully under wsy. The large stocks 81
foreign gosis rushed Ia - fnrestali che
Mckinley rates - duty have l-rsn %
some extent a Wet blanket - dau.stir
industry. Aud lastly. rnore imrost.nt
Than any other adverse iaeueuc~. 4.
the Tree trade Victory % lat year aud
the consequent pr~sence In ths hoo.e ~
an over~ h~lmins najority pledged ~
the repeal % the present taris That
fres trade majority sssnds llAs a sp~cs.r
u warn on the mlliioas upon nailfion.
OF forcign capital which wonid have
eeen transferred ~ AmeFicaa industrs
The highest ecouomlc aud nnanclal
authority In the world The Ectnon.ist
OF London. 40 snon a. u h~ara the neSss
Of the FRYE trade yic,ofy In Ameri.,a.
FASTENED a. eear counfort ~ - rra.ler.
In u issue ~ November a issA I,sai.i
toe knowi~ife tAat ~ voters have e. rlrsr
~ "a rfessed their dlsspprosal a. pfoIrrfIsa -
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The Iron aud Steel Trades Journal ~
London. Ina il issue OF ncoruat.er "a
1890 sin WEEKS after the free trade Vie
tory. reported a speech BY J. A. Roger.
an extensive tin plate Manufacture la
Wales who had lately returned from
the United States II said
NJ Rogers Aas tros1w Assls gssf $50. rar "A,
HsisA ~" riass Ho,tasss aad A. fe.t a. saris-sf
eppor"sfg ~ tfsatiag ~ 70 A. fs-u NJ
Rogers urst alluded ~ the fact that ths lon.
/ dreaded tariff biil bad become = iaw hut hartl,.
had The blow been struck ~ ths uitrN prot.s
uonist- If America When ~ the election foil,,-.
ins II reoounded and the Ackiniss party urr.
defeated a. me polls foreshsaowinf a reversal
OF the tactics Of ne party Ia or,ce a. no
distant date This turn 81 rs.nts Mr. Roger.
says. has frightened TIE Manufacturer on ne
other side Of The Atlantic from preceding a.
carry out their extensive schemes Of an piata
msking some of 'hsse schemes included The
erection OF works containing twenty thirty an1
even forty mills. but 80 far ~ he under.tos,a
these schemes we're rivsn up a. sson - a .as
seen that the people we're not IN favor ~ ne Ne
kinley bii NJ. Rogers saif 40 Asa - iufi< lsaar
fhafi fAs ei<cfioa hFd not rssasf a. safh o. sfs,
ssh,igiirg a,Inocrofir asjessfv fAsv ualls sosa
e,ssaaiag rery (s~ 10 pisfss Trosa ttsir sosafry
10 America.
We have italicized the hrs, aud las,
sentences because they tell the who'll.
story. The news 40 joyful u Mr.
Rogers tin plate workmen was that Ia
America free trade had triumphed. aud
that they. instead ~ American work.
men. would in future. as la the past
receive employment making tin plate
for the American market 10 "A too bad
that so many American wOrkmen are
foolish enough 10 join the weishmen ia
their iubilation.
Not until after the election OF n pro.
tectionist president and a protec,ionist
congress next year will the doubts
about the permanencc 81 the new tariff
be set At rest Then will we 90 on In
the enjoyment OF the fuil measure 81
prosperity which the Mckinley tariff
was designed 90 secure.