New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25
rotary OF the Treasury to hoodwnk the manurac-
lures until after election for purely political pur-

rotary OF the Treasury to hoodwink the manufac-
lures until after election for purely political pur-
poses.
During the closing days OF Congress the wood
alcohol manufacturers sent strong lobby to WASH
ngton to prevent II possible. the destruction OF
their Industry. which would follow the passage OF
the Wilson bill with alcohol on the free list. Inc
wool alcohol men were unsuccessful In preventing
the retention Of thc free alcohol clause In the VII
son bill Then they made an appeal direct 10 sec
rotary Carlisle who tod them he could 90 nom
ing but enforce the law soon AS the Dill was
signed The head OF the wood alcohol lobby was
Thomas kecry. % Hancock. a personal ir''hd vi
Mr. Cleveland. IL tod the Secretary Just "hA'
might be expected II the provisions OF the wilson
bin regarding 'rcc alcohol for he arts were carrier
out, Mr. K.cry Is reported 90 h2ve declared then
and there that b. would quit the Democratic party
II something We're not done 10 save the Industry IN
Nhich be- h.d large part - his i"rtun, lnN.Sti,
other Democratic wood alcohol men iQI9Wed ~ we
zane vcln a.l Arary the Secretary told u IN mat ne
could only protect th"ir Interest. trinpo' Ia,
eventually De- would hay" - carry our ,tr ~ Uu
y" would take car" 81 them H9 Hi',r ,,,,s IN.
bay. AMI longer II po.-ih" WY" ,n's P 1n, s,,
wood alcohol mauufdciu rrrs went d"i' l.'. H.
'ov..I Secretary Car.is1s announcement mat t'e
forced b'ctus" Tier" " i- no "Vpt ."' ,.,rIs
enforcement and that ~ the way thr matter S'''''
a. soon os il became apparent las spring thn, me
Wilson bll would destroy o." wool Mc'n"l l'iu,i
-, ''i ,tp,t, mn homes near the manufac-
my ha1 u'u ,ff,'y fourI ihomscves deprived u
A rn.ans OF livelihood They very naturally blam'l
~. democratic party iu Congress for ih"r .'ss's
,rI f,r being thrown our W WORK IN" i'"'n''lh AZ
managers Ia Broomr. D"nw'Ie ana SH."Kan oou Ih
H.. saw AZ ono. what tho "n"ci "ou-d d" on me
canvass this IAN. ani they have done. AMI ar"
MOI. doing heir utmost 90 convince inc prop'' III
"a. counties named that the industry VIII j." pro
teciel They say thu, Secretary 'ariSI" VIII k"ep
~ l.,. ruling ln force until the next congress
rn..ts Uhcn a bill Will b" passed rroi"ctinE ne
wood alcohol Industry Secretary tl'H'" mas al
lowed this lmpressou 30 prevail While ~ inc sam
line 4, I. ala he has assured the iruS ana Per,
rumrry trade that right AFTER election ne WEI nli
A way 70 satisfy the clamor mad" by toSr VINO
want alcohol nee lor Use IN N" artS rms Ioup''r
dealing was MA lr known - n" manila''"i'I0 ~
y,onI alcohol here hist week. and they ar" natuI1Iy
Indignant about ne state u affairs me rHtct
H. sur. To DE disastrous to III" democratic canvass
In IN. ,hre. counties named. ana especially IN b'I-
ware county. where the employees i"0 years ago
y,.r. induced to vote the Democratic ticket IN We
hon. mat they were helping themselves. In suit
,a,, County where IN. vote IS always close tne *
,".ure ~ The trick Will insure the election OF kreh-
rr,ch the Republican candidate for Assembly,
During the last month many wood aIcoho "oikS
hay. started 10 on curtaiIcd lrolucto', anu 'Hc
thousands OF employees hav" been led 10 believe
maj business WAS once more on SOUND foouhB,
The fact that this starting up Is only a poltiVai
Mind helped along by the Democratic secretary o.
he Trea sury Is a sad surpris" 10 them IN Wow OF
,h. f,ct that a hard winter IL coming on aitrr "A
sr,rr1er 81 comparative idl"ness They declare NJ
most 10 a man that they VIII vot" the H"puUhcah
ticket this fan