The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-11
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american Econcnli-t.l


Certain Mucwamp Journals have
worked themselves into fine frenzy
over the discovery that they and Their
fellow Free Trade .,,f"rf f ~ ar, are
negatives of the educator on the
Tariff question. They have learned
that The American Protective Tariff
League is energeticaiiy 1T work in
Connecticut polling the State, with 4
view to placing information about the
Mckinley Tariff within the reach Of
every yot
In the view Of the Mugwunap, it il;
the peculiar right of the Tariff re
formers To attend to whatever there
is of that kind of work to be done.
lie had no word OF condemnation for
their methods when they t&rn@u
country pos, offices into campaign
headquarters for the distribution Of
living Tariff reform literature TN
der Grover Cleveland ;.dminiStra-
ton.
Things we're Lovely 50 long as the
agents of the Reform Club were
collecting the 700 G01 names of New
York State voters which they bolst Gt
having on file 1T headI; quarters, and
while they unmolrSted, push the work
of making a similar poll III several
other doubtful states
Congressman John De Witt War
ner acknowledges chat he had At his
command Il reserve fund OF S4a,ato
even before undertaking the work.
lie itemiZeS an expenditure OF :jS,-
Ul4, Is in his report for 1850 i'll Tariff
Reform education. and mention an
expenditure of ST SCI 90 additional i'll
I, # JnI,- ,hn
formers We're having pretty much
their own way as they supposed, in
those days, and the NugWGmp WAS
happy accordingly But when The
American Protective Tariff League
stepped into the fell III rrtpHrati on
for the approaching campaign with the
determination that some one else be
sides the lie Trade "reform2r'
should have Il hand III the educating
business, holy indignation SEXES on
the Mngwump camp ana howls Of DIS
approval arise on every hand
Well, we want TO serve notice on
the New York Evening Post, the
New YORK Times ana the rest OF
them that The American Protective
Tariff League knows its CWn business
and proposes - keep right on IL lis
work. regardless of the pseudo IN
dionation If tie Free Trade press.
We are in this f2h; to STAY, ana VIII
see TO il that the election Of iS92 does
not furnish another triumph Of lying
Ike that of 1850. We knox we are
on the right tack when we hear the
enemy object, anl with conscious
ness Of right ana legality Cyl orr side,
we court the hostility OF NCgNunp
editors.
y loctl newspaper : often 2cc;Is-
ed Of bias III regard 10 giving personal
notices-of mentioning the eomIugs
and goings Of srme ana emitting 9th
ers. The accusing Is entirely wrong
and unjust. The faults are with the
people ana not with Tie editor. lie is
always willing aai even anxious, to
tell who comes and who goes, if he can
but find out. bug 4 country newspaper
cannot afford IL have i score Il 5 .l;rt-
ed reporters. Ii YOU have visitors, let
us know who they are and where they
come from II anything happens ii
Your vicinity let us know ahoat ii; If
there IS 4 party IL Your house furnish
Us the names OF those present; if yen
get married tx us know the number
and names Of year guests; if yoa die
come and tel us about it. Iou Will
lind ns as ready 10 notice enc as an
other patrons OF otherwise. friends or
foes. Cur o.ttIt is To give the
NeWS.-Ex
-Eacent statistics show that tie
nited States and England together
furnish more than tllree-f f,hs Of the
coal consumed in the entire world
The woi Ms a aggregate product is lac
ed at FIVE hundred million tons year
The output is said to double its in
crease .Ee:yz t = YEAS