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worth living in are training with the Republican

worth living in are training with the Republican
party to-day.
In concluding this letter, ! want to say to the
readers of The Tribune that the alleged clamor
for free raw material which is charged against
the manufacturers of New-England is largely
myth In all England, in my Judgment,
there are not to exceed dozen believers in pro-
lection, who are managing large factories, VINO
do not fully agree with the Republican doctrine
which is 10 give protection 10 the producers OF al
articles in the United States where the labor OF
the production is compelled 10 compete with the
cheap labor across the ocean. In scores and scores
OF woollen mills in this State | do not believe
there are half a dozen managers who are asking
for or believe in free wool. They have seEsc
enough to see that the farmers of the West VINO
grow wool, ore just as much entitled 10 De pro-
tcctcd against the cheap labor and the cheap
lands Of the Old World are the men VINO make
blankets and weave carpets. This Whole househse
about free raw material is another Instance Oh
our Democratic friends selling upon mere cry
and declaring that IL is universal III Ncw-Ehsiahu
when no such state Of facts cNlsts Never III my
life have / met Republicans in any part Oh me
Union who stand up more sguafciy LOT prov 'S
every industry in the United States prOVldcd tlc
pcople engaged in II live IN tins country ana eau
claim the protection of the American nag thah
do the Republicans OF Rhode Island.
II is gratifying to one who mas served WIN
Senator Adrich. and who understands his mui vel
lous ability and how completely ne mas has'cr,u
ali the details of tariff legislation, 10 ma that lie
is appreciated in every part oil his own o!o,v.
Ii makes no difference in what nook or corhei
of Rhode Island man may he speaking the nle IT,
ton of the name of Adrich is followed lnS.anuH
by hearty aud genuine applause me wei ,;,
character OF the Senator Tor industry, lhtesia'S
and all those qualities which 60 TO make up
complete American and are always a oause vi
true manhood are just as well known 10 IIc
people of his own State they are TO those VINO
have simply known him in the nails OF Ieesla
fion Scores OF Democrats have stated 10 me
that 30 take him from the American senate w oulu
be a calamity TO the State and Nation, ana t nao
their votes will not be given TO accomplish euon
a purpose. H.. 1907, o,,oh on
excitnp campaign in the early spring, could nave
been brought about in this small CommohWcaI'n.
| am inclined TO think that the eNTa0rulnaIS
course Of The New-lork World, when mas pT ~;
scattering broadcast throughout the cites OF this
State its issues filed with such sensational 'IaS
as "The World" alone knows how to collect hau
much to do with starting TINS eNcllhg caihpdl.l
The general impression even among Denuc .
that H u 3a3unns the cause which IT Is try .Ii
10 aid Tie people wondering what all tlls
frantic work is for, and who is paying the money
to carry IL on. - 3 o,, ,.o.ors
nlaced upon the voting rolls of Providence, there
would be no doubt as to the election OF the chliIc
Republican ticket by majority over all the otheT
parties At this writing the kepnnhcans Nys
earnest effort constant eEacation and untlrlns
energy will elect their ticket the Rcpnnlcahh III
this State will be made happy next Wedhcsiay
night. As uspal the Democrats are claiming
everything, but IN my judgment Ihe c"a H. H.
against them to-day. 1t seems 10 me that mr..
Adricb is sure to he his own successor in the
Senate of the United States. And he ought 10
10 N"' - r. u. llORR.