Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-11
SOME GREAT FACTS ABOUT TIE WOOL
INDUSTRY.

| ~ ehp auuuul bettluR OI the NhtlOU-
al Association OF Wool manufacturer
II the United States, which was re
Gently held In New York, the following
resolutions respecting the attitude Of
The association upon the tariff, were
,dopted:
whereas, Ii has been the policy of
ne National Association uf Wool Man
ufactureis siDce its Organization in 1885,
otleving ia the priucIple of protection
uniformly applied. To accept The judg-
inent of congress la determining rates
OF duty on wool, provided they were
accompanied ny the necessary compen-
,atory dudes on wooden goods; and
whereas IL IL now proposed to repeal
the wool duties, therefore
Resolved, (l) That the wool manu-
facturers nevertheless desire 10 again
place upon record their belief that the
existing tariff has proved advantageous
to tue wool grower. the wool maulfac-
turer aud the consumer of oolen goods.
ihe proposed economic change IL not
IN response to any demand from the
industry we represent, 80 per cent, of
he machinery Of the country having
Joined IN protesting against the passage |
ol the free wool now pending In con-
Rrsss, which protest IL hereby re.
~, ,yooi ,e,
and oanJ.,a,a a'u'ac.ure, organized
v..,. s,, ,n. 70 uo'o t"an thirty
,,,,,,.,i,,, 'no oa''s u, uu'y on its raw
ims, ~, "no' ,a 1asiiy U, quichiy ad-
'',,,,n,, ,,a ~ so 'au'oa' chanHe ofcon'
,assn - ""u .uo UTMOST care should be
aa1ad suou neasure IL To be Ell
I'm, ,ha ,ra'y ay.s' .,s 'ernis ana paris
ana vi, i,',I. WI, nov oe suddenly
that vii n... 'o,oeu ln,o position
'.n,,sg.t IL, ,9 sene'a' ulsas'er 10 tliose
ana shorsa.',,. a"n w sFo'y nerchan'
Ma trnsi ,raf "anuilng 'ne'r goods
The nean,s a,a 10 o"nsiess e'ectea oy {
wIIl has,il,, 49, 49," t e'tons'ole 10 thein,
,mnsriIiin;, " ~, os",essN Son', nn % enact u law
,u yes,..d ,,s .n. e''",o","w OF capitai
a In t,J. 49, W., ,nsuuiac.ure'
Ien,ion ~ no ".ne, We ,nVi'e me at
y ool, n gaoda as'. w .ne I"et that
. v,.ar ,,s sa,,a "'asu,ac'u'en nearly
y hose w.ar ,hav :" w., sea7"h i"f U
N cons,.nua,,o' "1 auaP,eu, auh that u
tha 49, NV ''hu,'"ueousiN n
nrv J",y 49, y" wo"' ana the
,el ,he "a hols dnny.s'iS "n S""us WIZ oon-
.aaon. manuf,c,n,'.a p,ouus,,oh OF .
Nall M A.. | n
',ra,,,n III, pow ,n .ne msrkes with p
."e,s" Eoo"s manufactured from free u
,nnh,. ny so,oalied Springer bill y
10y ',..,y u'sv,,hlihaus against the do 81
Jn,I', ,n'ana'so,ufe' IN THIS respect, 10y
'',,.,'' =, reuuoeu rates, simultan-
~ ~, Win .ne Iepeai OF the wool du- y
" vi '"'e'kn goous imported prior to "
!. p"saage anu held la bond. Ii would u
,, ~ "iuo tue domestic product into A.
49, 0o'hpe.'tIon win foreign goods :,
NY ,auu'av.o,vu ,. Irom iree materials, aud -
y. ~, ,'., ,"esao'e uo,'s,q hence OF this dis III
','l, would be tho loss OF III
' .no'e easohs production, which 90
,o.'u Involve tue ruin OF many mills =.
uu VI many Industries dependent up al
= 'non' ~ year should elspse amer
~ woo' uu.'.s disappear before the
'"iuu,a M a.orV duties are repealed.
nrleVing tue Industrial welfare of
10 usuon riuifed that the msnufac-
Nv VI wooi snsii he continued aud de- IN
s,oPeu 'n this country. We ask at the =.
auus " .onsr.ss the most careful ex- ~
oi all the conditions sue.
'uoa,us , .ne industry In this aud 9TH VI