New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-27
FOREIGN LANDS FAVOR CLEVELAND.

MOTT No FOR FREE TRADE AND THE BREAklN"
down OF THE AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL sYCrEM
arrhe Austro Hungarian Gazette OF this city, TIE
o,ca, Organ OF the Austo Hungarian consulat"S III
this country publishes to-day letter from H. BTU
an export commission agent In Leipzig NdA'iS' III
which the writer as an expert. ses lorth o'e's Wv
effects OF the Mckinley bin on The NhuS'r'cs "
saxony and the falling on OF the export uauc rum
that country To the United States as result OF tlr"
40, n. concludes lbs letter with fcrvent wis''s
,r Tho election Of Grover Cleveland and the victory
NJ "tariN REFORM" Free Trade "our CORES
pondent.7 SAYS "1he Gazette ~ well qial'neu "
sneak nndci standugy on the subject win winch he
deals for lie Is himself closely connected WIN IT,
II. has himself suffered as IA commission agent w
the loss Of a considerably large share OF his business
When buying orders stop the commission agent h"As
IN commissions We understand therefore. perfectly
r.u why Mr. Brett should Sigh and pray Tor inc
victory Of the Free Trndc party. That victory WOMB
he worth a good deal Of money to MN ~ wen ~ W
IN. manufacturers whose goods he was wont u sell
m importcrS In the United States. IL noHey cow"
a,,sru,ne the o1,come OF the Presidential contest,
M douit hand some campaign contributions cVniu pe
raised in favor Of Free Trade, not only tn saxony'
h, also among the manufacturing lat rest OF the re'i
OF Europe .,,
Tho rst OF Mr. Brcts letter appears in the follow
ing quotations:
Although thousands Of miles away, we are wafo'lhg
OF your IrfSuellGll CinphItH WIZ" wv
Increasing Interest. We have more than sufficient
grounds for our anxiety, because the outcome VIII
certainly affect us more than Is generally known on
the otter side. Perhaps more than any other paf
NJ the European Continent, SaxCny has maintained
for decades Important commercial relations with the
Iiited states. We chiefly manufacturing
commonwealth The products OF many oil or iac
tories found their chief market with you. indeed a
not inconsderablo number OF them laid hrmS"Nes
ont specially for Supplying your denapds-ahh
numerous establishments declned those from other
ouorers on the ground OF being particularly organ
ized with view 10 supplying yonr requirements
Into these relations tic Mckinley il fell like bomb
shell The Increased duties absolutely shut MS out
from further competition In the American niarhet.
I'm various Instances manufacturers assure u, ta us
onlv remedy Is transfer their plant 10 the ni'ed
states uis being the sole condition on which they
can continue their business. Quite NUMBER Oh
others prefer TO play sort u waiting gnH-, hoping
TINT the outcome of the approaching contest VIII Ia
~ restore the Free Trade element TO power. ana fh,
nave the way for a speedy removal OF tie Mckinney
Tariff The victory OF the Republican party would
mean ruin to thousands Of our factories, Starvation
IN hundi eds OF thousands OF working population
I'VE carnot prosper without export 10 the United
states we cannot afford to lose our best customer
ia the worlds market .
Pubic sentiment over here Is unanimously In
favor Of Grover Cleveland and Tariff Reform and we
fervcntly hope for his victorious election.