The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-13

Skss. ne ssfon rsvm urra
during the last year bad decreased esa,
1do,000 and the; this was not due 10 tern
porary causes. but dirsotly % the rrcipro
city policy of the United stAtes Germany
and France has also shown their startiet
appreciation OF the fact that new and
bsttlss Of the markets.. and has alrssdy
secured important advantagca The mos,
convincing svidsnos u the tremendous
strength OF our opposition II As foliows
That Great Britain aud spain have found
y nscss..ry Y nak. rsciprossl !rads
colonies, and tina, Germany and Austria
have given Us Important Concessions In ex.
change tor the continued frye importation
Of their beet sugar, A few details only ~
70 the incrvasc % our trade can be given
herr. Taking all the countries with which
such arrangements have bs-n made. our
trade To juno ~, isys, had Increased - ~
pr cent; with Brazil the incrvass was
nearly II per cent. with Cuba during III,
nr.t ton mUnths our exports inorrasrd
e,m, l9s. or 81 NJ pcr cont. aud with Porto
Rico eaSo. eoe, or " per cent The liberal
participation OF our farmers In the ben.-
its VI This policy IL shown by the follow.
Ing rrport from our consul general at
Havana under date of July ~ last
During %. as-' half of the ysat Of i.l.
% and srs S;Ssr as q . G n .as rE =.
bsrIns the same prriod lIaysns rve.lsed a.
Approximate, an equal s aiaosn,. mssiss ssau,
sL6D bags. Hut fpf the art half uf ihl. year
spain he. sent l,.- than nn bags To the
% Havana alone is..S bag r and sssu Ian an
s ias sSp9o.inssss a q far ne e. 'it. ss;
Partly by reason Of reciprocal trade
agreement. but morr largely by reason u
the removal 81 the sanitary restrictions
upon American pork, our export Of pork
products 10 Germany incruascd during
the ten months ending June ~. last, e..
U.b,Ut, or about ~ per cent.
The British Trad. Journal of London In
. recent ISSUE speaking Of th. incrAse of
American coal exports and ~ the falling
on of the English exports 20 Cuba, says:
10 4. another case Of American competition.
The tni,ed states now supply cube with
every prpspect ~ TIL. trade Increasing a. the
forests of The island become exhausted and
the use Of ste q achinrry % Developed. Ala
II sss spsa %a., f2a aas. an. nSP1's s,s.a
and rail improvements OF the aouthsrn
state. win undoubtedly create an Important
which The United states are enabled e. I'M.
port Cuban sugar will. Of course, assist tho
America ia Zoo coal ~, s.por,.r sysn more effectively
The Democratic Platform
promises q repeal Of the tariff law con-
tanning this provision and especially do
nouncrs ~ a"sham reciprocity" that seo-
tion OF the law under which these trade
arrangements have been made. n no
other issue were involved In tho campaign
this alone would give u momentotis i'm.
portance Are the farmers Of the great
grain growing states willing 10 surrender
these new large and increasing markets
for their surplus' Arr We 10 have nothing
In exchange for the frvc importation nf
sugar and coifec. and nj the same time
destroy the sugar planters Of the south
and the beet sugar industry of tho north
west and of the Pacific coast. or are we
TO have the taxed sugar aud coffrc which
tariff Tor reven,ir only" necessarily In
wolves with tho added loss of th. new
markets which have been opencdi AsI
have shown, our commercial rivals In
Europe do not rrrgard this rcciprocity pol
Icy Rs n sham, but ~ serious THREAT 70
trade supremacy they have long en-
joyed. They would rJolce, and n pru-
dence did not restrain, would ilIum.
mate their depressed manufacturing
cities over the new. that
the United states bad abandoned TIL. sys- /
see very clearly that q restriction Of Amer
lean productions and trade and corre-
spending inccasr of European production
and trade would follow. And ] will not
believe that what Ii 10 plain 20 them can
- ~ ra nn u, ' IT,, , ou, Smm people Tue aro
American doctrine Of prutrctIon" tnrets
my most hearty npprpyni This conycn.
tion did not adopt u schedule. but q prin-
ciple, that IL To control all tariff schedules
h.rc may nc dlnrr.nc'- o. opinion among
lar ART lcles necessary 20 effect an ra,IaliEa-
ton between wage. abroad and ut home
] N some not remote national campaign the
ISSUE has b, I, or more corrrctly, has been
made TO apI r TO he, bctwrcn q high and
. low prot i've tariff, both parties cx-
pressing So solicitous regard for the
prosperity q Our Domestic Ind,.,r,,.
An, u,,,.r mar. ,,,,r.s.,,,,. i,,1,,..Ll,,
h., Ia,u,,,,,,,, IT, ,.'.,., 49, ',',,.. ,,'',ip
l.cIa,..l ,ha, IL .,i,..,, ,,.,,,... A, ,.iiI . |
, tariff law wi,hnnt snr r..,,ri 81 ~. -,
,c, ,,non sa.,c. mr. ,,r,,, ss,,i,ai i,x..,sd
an, vu uf s. ,,ap,,r.. I'm p, NJ NV s
Democratic national convention nj Chica.
M cvntniu,si this CLAUSE.
Tina, uhrn cu.,o,, ho... ,.,.,,o, 4. i.v,.a
,pon articles OF any Mind pruiurcd in this
ountry the difference, between the cost OF
Abor here aud abroad, when such dirrrrncc
is,sn i9,T m.asnrc. an, H,,-iblc benefits y
sl.'in a ,,,,y ~, LII a ., npr,sn OF
mr. farmer. and mortinym.n 'o''' ui""
Again mi. maIorIty rrnort fur,h.r IA.
' ''' ''Pe'' i"''"e' w
Az, +, ..,n,, .,,.,,
w '"N'' NV
$500 to inlurc any domestic induss,ser
iars,yr, =" p,"i ,, tncir healthy growth.
,1n irei.,aiIon for s,cra-., ni,e ..mn 20 rely
hat any change III laws mus, ~, =, n,a.
egardful Of labor and the capital tSus nv
olycd.
Here we have nm admission that Of OUT |
depend upon protective dutIe.
-. sa,i, ~, s.v eon.,huhhcs anu Q
rvariful of The worI men In s,ch indns ,
ri..s and Of the money Invested ,
The oycrwhrlminv rrirctIon NJ ,h... :
which had icInr, r.csix,-
he sanction of The Drmocrn,ic n.,Inn,i ,
was moi morn Ind,ca,I.a - !
he new and murr conray.ou. I..dar.his
o which the marty sss now nor.,,I,,n
self than m. s,b.,I,n,. ,.binh 80.
doptesi. This subsiItn,. a.cisr.s a., !
rotsctiys duties arm n,con.,i,n,,,a.1
irh protection' low nro,sc,ion' m ,,,,1.,s.
Drmncr,,,c c"n..,... hoII :,
no. this view cannot snact nns = i,n,,, !,
ratio presjdent ,nnrns. a.. ,a.Is
,bedule the mn rn,.s ~ .,y',,, - ~ IT, A.
, admit imrori. ,i,n. =. ,,,v.
\ ntag. 10 nm a n,.r,..n
ucer bnnnty ,ri.h, r i,d..a
, The imnarter In ,i1s ,,a,.
litntion' I'M or,sr ,a incr,.s, ,,,,,, ~. ,S :,
mi 20 the r.yrnneofar ..r.y.n,,. nn,.,, !, =
re- Limitation. ' o"' !,
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To- H. n,,,,.r, va 1871 UNI y
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nj exchanges. The nroi,,s -, whinh =,