Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
ARD ON THE Rustic.
W.OI GloglB are BlilIin5 Against
lla Free Trade Proposition.


Tho wool men OF Utah are hu'uiur |
around % concentrate ih.ir efforts |
with the wool gr0wcrs Of other parts 81 |
thc Uaiou Ia oppDsl,lon to ihc clause !
in the new WILSON bill placing wool |
ou She fee Hot. lis iutCirsiiug 10 Oh |
serve Hon. john G. Macaay, Demo.
cratic member OF the les. h. iaiaiurC,
anu Hon. Alma Hague, Republican
meml,I.slcct OF the nest assembly,
Iu.lilr shoulder 10 shoulder o. keep |
.lo iafii ul Us present figure. 10 MI |
Macksy has been assigned tAo duty OF
waiting letter to Representative
Wilson, " the ways aui means CONS
mii.te OF the national Huu1r, setting
forth objections 20 tbs Ifgi l.l 70.
vision from "a Democratic standpoint.
Attorney Ba.DWs has tean I1atIuc.uI
g. represent The Utah men ln working
agalas, that clause Of thr boil.
A meeting Of the Wool GJowurP
association Ha8 begn called igr5l.urday
uuAt. expected tuat resolutions
viii be- adopted in lite with thoto
passed by tho National Wool 1f1WrfT
aHorIati0n, and that Arrangements
will be made 10 circulate petitions
among sheep owucts agsias iuf fr'
trution oi the tatlii
IAu call Tor the meeting rs Issued in
fgBIUntc 10 tue following oucuiab
which % tJA-gNplanaiory'
To the Wool Growers o. tho Unilui
State: AZ n mtsH meeting u thu wool
riow,ra ufthu Untsi SiGteg, Hi Chict.
10, 0u Sept. IS aud 20, lnt 90 "a meeting
| Of thu National Wool Gr1wrT' aHociA.
ton, IL was fcs lyei that committee
suoulI 10 appointed by the under.
Hguud charged with the July Of PIE.
stutiug TO tho Congress ~ the Ouiiui
/ sintcs nu unrur6t protest against lugis'
I istlOu placing wool on the ifuU lisl, Ur
which will reduce the dulles on WOOL
/ as provided Ia tho tafin act % October
! I, 1850. 10 H. now apparent that the
| House uf representative at washing.
ton Will lnss lili placing wDul un the
! iTtg lIst. The committee Ut ways and
| means waG asked ~ glvru nearing on
| tho tubleCt OF tho wool tnfln ~ com nit.
| tees OF wo0.gfowou thereafter 10 DO
/ appointed at thv meetings Ia Chicago,
but declined 90 10 w.
| itis believed that II the w0Dl.gtow.
| ers OF the United States will hold state
/ aud county conventions aud declare
/ their emphatic condemnation oi free
/ wool ana Of the efforts 10 reduce the
| wool duties now Ia force, aud VIII VA
/ other proper modes muku known the
/ public Judgment ga favor VI adequate
protection Tor the wool Industry, the
Senate Of tho United states may DO
/ iuducrd 10 defeat any measure toduc'
ing the existing duties.
! / therefore earnestly call upon all
existing ttalc and local wool grJwers'
associations q meet o. soon NJ pfautl'
cable AMI adUptTusJluliIns or addresses
against any reduction u wool duties.
Ia states where no associations exist
the wool growers are respectfully urged
10 meet, Organize aud aid Ia tue move
ment Tor protection
Al au early date aud a. soon as
practicable ! will call n meeting u
WOOlgtOwers from all tho states aud
territories 10 assemble In Waunipytuu,
DC, 10 pTcsaHt 20 the haHnco com.
mlttre ui the Senate the Protest OF
w0olgr0wera against foe wool aud
their claim b Gull AMI adequate pTO-
I ANNNA MNAN DO " w. va hAAN NNNNA ANH
tufo give tn American wOulgfOwtrB
tie privilege VI supplying al woods Of
every Kind needed lOf consumption ia
the Omitted States
| Meantime / announce, as authorized
by the Chicago meetings, tho follow
ing committee charged with tho duty
Of appearing before the Senate finance
committee at tho same time when tbs
convention shall meet In Washington,
10 be soon fixed, 10 wiz
Flrst-rho president Of each state
and territorial wool gfowofs' aHsOola-
ton, or such other person 40 the asso.
citation may select.
seCOuI--Ihe uillcaf- Of the National
Wool GfoweTs' association.
ThiFd-ln addition 10 these alap:
Thsodote Justice, VI Philadolphia;
John Mcdowell, Washington, Pa;
Il, y, Murfls, Nuuih, o; H., Is. Norton,
BURLINGTON, WI, jacob Rusenberg,
San Frauoi1c0; ". l.. Block, Fort Me-
Gayitt. Tex, auI the editOTs Of all
wool gfoWers' and agricultural Jour.
nals who favor full anulRdequatelpfotec
ton Tor the wool industry.
FREQ wool will undoubtedly substAn.
tally destroy tue American wool In.
dustry. But all WOOL growers are
earnestly urged not to reduce their
fockg, but keep aud increase them ne
fast Nv practicable even II need bo for
a time al some luss, tor n frre wool
shall come 10 cannot endure and will
bs followed by such improved and IN
creased protective duties ~ 10 Insure
the future property aud success OF the
wool Industry,
Papers friendly TO sheep husbAndry
will please publish this
Wool gfdWeu' associations will
pleass ssnd me copies VI resolutions
aud addresses,
WILLIAM LAwEENCE,
President OF the National Wool.
Gfowsrs' Association, BolioioutGine,O.
VIM THE COMMITTEE.
Another meeting ot the Midwlnter
Fair committee will be held this even