New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
MORE TRADE WITH BRAZIL
TO SELL OUR SURPLUS PRODUCTS.
A SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENT
From The Boston Journal.

From The Boston Journal. H..
The arrangement for large measure OF reeipros tpr sn
thot has beon entered into by the Unlted Stiues anu
Brazil and is proclaimed in our news c,e coiunns, , ~
morning Is one of the most notable acevelehSs SaDe
elapsed since the adjournment of the Pal-Anelc't ~
conference and already its recommenoaGPlSS a' fact
closer commercial Intercourse an acconpIshe1 80
with the largest and most populous and powerlui u
all the Southern nations
| THE CONCESSIONS AMOUNT TO SOMETHING
| From The New York Times (Dem)
The Administration is to be Gongra'hlgu has made y" with
the nitrd states of Brazil In substance anu o.a0
It will be noticed that this arrangement consists m te ~,
| commerce of the United states Of America
THE PAN. AMERICAN CONFERENCE no JOKE.
| From The Utica Herald - A.,
The wise craftsmanship which brough about te tIe
IAN VenIGgg h,tnrS I result which must soon
convince all thinking men OF the folly OF oilu''' "
| the opposition II has encountered.
FARMER AND ARTISAN WILL REJOICE
| From The Philadelphia Press. $1,000 oo,
Ttder present conditions we buy S6oooo,oV1IEi 1Ii
Of Brazil and sell SoOo0,o00 Reduced dte. cent %,,
do much 10 adjust thi, balance but nothing eAcepS
mail steamship lines will b:ns or cohlefGT oh "yr com
equal and profitable exchange W!th tnGse our n ou
mercc will grow by leaps and bounds; Every iaio ~,
who grows bushel Of wheat % OF ral,JS S yard Of
cloth or makes ton Of pglron, Is Interested III S .r
ing this great nation Tnch SS nnrcbascs Pas here arc
| made good and will buy 1t in our markets IL t'ie!
| made accessible.
ONLY A STEP IN A GRANDER SCHEME.
From The Washington Post.
1t is all the more gratifying because Of the assuI
ance II embOdes that the policy inalguTalen witi
Brazil Will gradually be extended until freedom oi
commercial Intercourse between all the countries OF
the Western continent becomes an Accomplished lact'
IT WILL BENEFIT AGRICULTURE.
From The brooklyn standard Union.
There Is more for the farmers Of our country III
this treaty than in any dealings Of the Government
in any form, during the century that Congress mas
been running.
A GRUDGING APPROVAL EXPORTED.
From The New.YorlS World Dem)
The World" is in favor Of commercial reciprocity,
but il IS difficult to understand why that which IS
good in south America will not be good In other
countries.
RECIPROCITY BETTER THAN FREE TRADE.
From The Baltimore American.
We get from Brazil what we 90 not and cannot
produce m sufficient quantities. and she gets from us
what she must have and cannot at present prodMce
adopt d. would get from Europe In Overwhelming
quantities productions which we can manuiacturs our
,cve-. and thereby suNtlin our own peOpIe' gnu we
world not increase our exports to Europe. for tie
simple reason that she takes all now that she
&. in need o. The EurOrean manufacturers would
drive orr home product, ont Of the market and de-
,troy the occupation Of millions Of workmen. for
in this country the laboring men are given good
wages. The European manufacturer could incre
80 such difficulty threatens reciprocity between the
Unit state, and the Republics 10 the south of us.
IT MEANT BUSINESS.
From The New Haven Palladium
The reciprocity feature Of the Mckinley act was no
bluff
\ BIT OF FREE TRADE EXAGGERNION.
From The Boston Transcript Qnd)
The secretary. with his shrewd outlook n wind
ward sought to IL (thc Mckinley BIN from the
rcprnach ~ not adding - export trade a slnEle
barrel Of pork pound II -four II Is. Indeed grat
moral victory for SIR. Blaine ever the Chnesewau ITO
tcctlOnists II hi, own party
OCCASION FOR JUST PRIDE.
From Tho Hartford Courant
secretary Blaine would have TO he morc than human
not to feel a thrill Of qualification as lie counter
signed II.
PECULIAR OBSTACLES OVERCOME.
From The springfield Republican OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Thc4, would appear TO be considerable and valuable
conc 's.ious. and they are, sufpglsIhslN 20.
Brazil Of all the countries to the SOUTH has been lea
d po-od enter into reciprocal trade relations win te
T'uitcd states has leaned most strongly tOwarI
Europe all international concerns. selling IN the
United states than seven times as much Inercha
disc and produce q >hc ha, bought rom ne mtfi