Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-06

not iniNriously compete with tho
products OF oar own farms, mines or
factories, inexchanges Tor FREQ and
favored Introduction OF our products IN
70 othen countries. Tho Obvious eni-
cacy OF this policy IS increasing tho
foreign tgade OF the unitOa States, at
Obee attracting The alarmed attention
81 huropean trade journals and boards
OF trade
Tho president then devoted much
space 10 eltlng statistics, ote,, OF the
effects of Of reciprocity, noted FROM lor-
eigg papers ETC., showing foreign alarm
at the advancement Of Onit0d States
commerce under tho law, aud continues;
The Democratic platform promises q
repeal Of the tarit law containing this
provision and especially donounocs u rs
sham reip rocity and that section OF
the law undcr which trade arrango.
mouts have been madc, II no other issue
ismvolved IN the cainxaign, this alone
would give it Importance. Are tho
farmers Of tho great grain growing
stltes willing 60 surrender these now,
large and increasing markets. Tor their
swplus2 Atow TO have nothing in
exchange for free Importation OF sugar
and cotoo and at tho same timo destroy
the sngSr planters OF tho south and the
beet sugar Industry OF the northwest
~ on lno Helhn COAST ~ alN we 70
olNe laNeu sugar ana ooheewhl9ha iarlu
for rAvouuo only necessarily Involves,
With the added lues OF now markets
which have boon opened, AS I h,No
shown our commercial rivals In Europe
do not regard this reciprocity policy
us a Hhnn but as q scriuus threat 10
Tho trudn supremacy they have long en-
spyVu' neN Woula telpV1' Mnu ~ pru-
ueNee 9lu nNt restrun Woulo Illuminate
luAp 9eplVhHeu MISUNDERSTANDING ulilNei
eNvr 'hv news mat tho uhlted states
hau Wpshuuhpu is ryaivm
u protocuuh ana reciprocity
my Hee very ol"fly thN oy lhe re,
sWie'on ol Arnotloan prouucis anu
trNue corresponding lnoreaho OF euro
poah production ana trade would iol-
low, anu VIII NOV oelinNo WhNi IL 80
pain lc thcm cah DC hidden from our
people
Inc dcelMtiion or tho platform IN
laNnr ol thv American dociriho OF pro-
nMciloh meets my most hearty approval
w cvnNthuoh u'u nor euopV the
seheuu'oi put the grmrifAo tnal II To
vphWH Nll VNll HonvuulVs' ihore luhy
ne "li'reuoeH 9l opinion among piptec-
VIZ ','' Wn w t'' iNN Nf"N iHff'Nv'"t
ARTICLES necessary 70 elloct an equulian'
non hotwnen wages hbrond aud ~ homo.
Ihe national campaign ISSUE hhs boon
or moro correctly has boon maao 70 APP
pear To ne hetwern high and low pro-
lNgilVo lhrlh helh parties eNprNriug
splgitous regard Tor the wages OF the
Worklhg peoplo ana Tor prosperity OF
our uulnehuo llauatros' pul uhuur
more oournEeou- leuQerHnip inc Demo,
cratic party now praoucauy declares "
given me power ~ WIN ennCt lnilll
law Wlthoui any regard 20 INC euecl
upon WaEes OF upon oapl'al invested ~
our Erohl INDUSTRIES puollhg INC ma
lprlN report Of inc committee on pat
lorih OF mo ]Nmunlali' nAllonWl con
Vshiion ~ N'floago' fresluent Harrison
ssys3
iiere we nave uiHuhut ADMISSION
Vi INC hepuhieln contention mat inc
.Ametlceh workman Wllnnwgvd
nN a iegll rate equal 20 tho dliierenco
between NJ ana lorvign wages and
naeoihlaIg uhly AGAINST thp uilnkod
nddltinnHl imposltlohH OF th9 oNislulg
tRrill INV here We nave tho adini7I
SION llhl many ol our ll'diihuleo uePcnu
upon protective dutiea Tor Their sue
cessiul continuance hhu lhe d.rihih-
lion that tariii changes should be re-
gaidiul oil workiuen 10 Huoh industries
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