Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-01
RET SAM JONES'
THB GREAT EVANGELIST ON THE INDUS
TRIAL. CONDITIONS
oihs Counlry-A Question for Philosophers and
S.aissmsa-Ths Golden Rals The Only Sola-
ton to the Problems Of bs Day.
80 c9rr..pona.nes D Il -.

duStrial conditions of our country.
The average writer can write some
thing about almost anything. This
subject involving as 60 does. capital and
labor, mind and muscle, is one over
which, philosophers and statesmen
have puzzled their brains and as vet,
failed 90 carry US 20 wise conclusions.
This question, involving our rail-
roads, our varied manufactures, our
agricultural ana mining interests and
so on, is too broad 90 compass, and too
intricate 90 explain.
Partial paralysis seems 90 have taken
possession OF an these industries. The
lack of traffic with railroads, the lack
OF orders with MANUFACTURES, the lack
OF demand for the produce OF farmers
and miners are on the one side, ond the
lack OF money on the other side, has
turned The great lowing river into
NuggiSh bayou, aud from every quarter
IS heard the cry, stagnation. stagnauon.
Some Of our West men attribute the
present conditions 10 the Industrial
world 20 the money panic, started by
the failure OF the Barring Bros, nearly
two years ago. Others attribute iJ 20
Wall street, and the fnanCiers Of New
York City clamoring for bonds, aud
thereby precipitating the panic. Others
say that the gold buggery and silver
dlggerY discussions produced it. Others
say the tin6ering with the tariff has
done it. Others say IT'S ovsT-produc-
ton along all the lines Of industrial
life.
Who IS right in their diagnosis? AT
the Tower OF Babel, with an It's confu-
SION of tongues, there was no more con-
fusion than there Is among the wise
men, as they seek 90 eXp0und the causes
of our present industrial troubles.
The want OF demand an along the
line both for labor and for the products
OF labor, is heartreniing 90 him who has
a heart. The deserted aud silent manu-
factories, rustiug and cankeriug, while
idle 'abor Isl talking aud agitatIng, the
stiffness OF the one and the cOmmOtiOn
in the ranks of the other, precipiJates
problem that can only be solved by the
starting OF the one. which vii. quiet the
other
That capital has suffered, every man
sees who has au eve 10 look ub0n the
unOarallelel shr.nkage in stacks and
bonds, in real estate, in goods and chat
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