New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
MANUFACTURERS on THE ELECTION.
FALL RIVER MILIrowNTRs WILL MAKE TIE
Fest OF TIE -ITUAT,OY

BEST OF TIE -ITUAT,OY
Providence II. L. Nov. IS" The journal" has
secured the opinions OF Fail Rive manufacturers on
the probable ci'cc. upon cr bslrcss Of snch changes
IN the tarih pYObabl" In view Of HE result OF
tic election "Thc Journal fays their views dIcr.
a majority Of The nunuai nreIs arn Rep blcanS. and
these worried diligently and contributed Ill cIaly 70
N,fubhcan success. Troy reasoned tlat DemOcia ic
victory, While ii mislt not directly affect The manu-
fac,nre f colt cloth, might prove uriayoraLlc for
time ~ least, TO general prosperity ard thus c,1'
a falling on N TIE demand fer their product. ~iu q
tIc election however, these men haze ben studying
40 ltuatOn r. "a their own siandp int rcsalGless Of
outside influences Tor TIE most part, thcy d. not
appear 10 be alarmed. Occasionally Rcpulhcau
treasurer Is found who Insists that I'll hand ar' bCHad
for the Bottom Of tie pr. A few manufacturers 'Ic
ciasscd with he D,mGcrlis thmlsh They do not place
thcm@l Ives in that column. They ray mat they 90
nCt believe the Mclinley bill contributed 10 tie boom
m their business inst year. They hold that II
machinery had always been free their fat rc, coud
have been erect. mOrr clcapy, and with abundant
cotton nothing could have prevented them from making
money. Fer TIE most part. Fail River spins what
are known as low commits" ard the coars'r majeral
which IS tarned on here il 80 highly projected that
even II the import rat, Wen from \ 10 i, II
would no be probable that The lO"dl output would
suffer on account # foreign comp 'tlion. TIE check
Ing Of the building OF extra factories nay prove d
blessing, iNtuGl u IS doubtful l. a., many new c n
Germs have been Chok oil Is has been aunOu'c &C. J.
in the pas. the thing which Ia, iuirr.crei with
heavy profits I'm the cotton industry Of New England
has b>cn re iii position the part 81 the caplais
% increase the plant faster tlan The consuming cnpa-
city Of the county has warranted.
1t may d., ha, been reported. t!at printers are
blue and that her, after they are going h. by in Il
hand i0-mouth fashion. but il i equally true that
they arr not only wliHg, bat anxious. 10 pay 1916
cents for al The cloth tlc looms turn OF up 10
next April An agent, who t. wei known con
s"rvative thinker and takT. says / am moi greatly
concerned about the cotton industry Va Fail River. con
sidered rs IA whole The tariff goods Is high
that II 81 ttnkcgsd II WOi.d pt benefit Our COM
peitcrs Hrr.5s the water, and, While lie dominant
element Of rAc Democratic purity may nj he espcciay
Interested in the pro~Ie.ily II iAIS section ~ The
country, Go lot believe ui"ic / likely 10 hc any
appreciate change In the C.uiitio.s here. WhN
most feat l. q series 0i reductions covering q long
period. which would make MS uHre.taln a. Z" what
am n0t prepared 10 ~! tAat absolute Pre- Tradc
would ruin The cOltry. though brlicyc the c"fGi-
ions on tbs idle different from those IA Eng
land that here Is no necessity for change ~
present.
al feel differently. however. about the fine goods
ana ydnl mills VIII those factories, the mar in
which keeps Oltt the imported proac Is marrow
that we c.lid not s-aud 1nrinS down without feel
juggling 81 he custom hlis,. La> mad trouble for
MS even when We supposed That VIC were protected.
lut II the Democrats Will paA" wool and IRON free.
they probably Will. and Insist hat Republican
lower duties generally. - 1t believe that any body
would feel II. j IS w"ll und'nt0od Tat ryPusos
are heavy and that ;ac rov.nuc must b. rcI up 10
mgh-wator mark - Rect them