The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-03
City Chemist St. Louis:
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wealths which constitute the republic"
He referred to the necessity Of the as
ISOLATION Of interests and capital and
said: There is no more beneficient
form of association that these boards
of trads and chambers OF commerce
which are now established all over the
country. There viii be central cham
Der of commerce in Washington in
which each of these bodies will be
represented.
when d business man becomes a
members Of congress, the effort 10
spread himself over this great coun-
try seems to so thin his grey matter as
10 make him incapable Of bringing 10
the business OF the nation the same
common sense which made him sue
cessful at home. The most remarkable
Illustration Of this is the congress that
has just adjourned. Instead of relief
we have a babel bf propositions which
only add TO the general confusion and
made the day OF adjournment Of con-
gress, a day Of national thanksgiving.
The national chamber Of commerce
would be a kindergarten on economical
and financial questions for the instruc-
ton OF the members Of congress"
The speaker went into details on the
freight rates of the world, showing that
in this country the rate per ton was
only NlN-AllFA N4ldA o. tUi4-
tinuing be said.
The internal commerce Of the Unit
ed States makes our country the most
wonderful market ever known. our
internal commerce IS so vast that the
sum Of the tariff OF Rome when she
commanded the world. Of Genoa when
she was queen OF the Mediterranean. OF
Venice when she commanded the seas.
are but as rivulets 10 the father OF
waters"
COMPLICATIONS TO BE AVOIDED.
We VIII always and must always
avoid complications IN European and
Asiatic politics. but 10 foreign power
can exercise a hostile authority in
Hawaii or Central America. or Mexico
or any sister republic o. the southern
hemisphere without receiving; from u
protest and Resistance.
How are We 70 preserve our pros
perity2 With confidence business q
iucalcula5le magnitude can get along
with very little currency; without con
f!dence there IS not enough money IN
the world 10 conduct Ihe business OF
the United States We have been Ht
the bottom and we are on the upgrade
u prosperity. We should have q rev
enue system 50 well defined that II
could not lie disturbed except II minor
details for q generation y hif@ mol
discussing the tariff or free trade, We
should have q revenue system which
VIII meet the requirements q the gov
ment and % support i without direct
taxation.
The United States n a Debtor na-
tioDal. municipal. railway and infirit-
ual, ~ the extent q ahou; 90 80 fsfi.-
90 % this. 0ns-th.rd = held abroad
\ wSA defined policy 70 Iaay our desis
II - cents Or at - cents On the dollar
would lead 70 t-o thousand OF three
Thousand millions II dollars q oo- -
Curities coming soue fcr IS n take.
The presentation % then IN oar mar
kets wouic el6aaEer thu stability %
every bank. deraaEe every excharEe
and paraiyze every Industry 8. the
United states. There can ue hut one
standard q value and that IS metal
which vii bring toe sane price Theth-
~ = e. - bar or hzs the stamp q r7e
government on t. s dollar must 20
worth a hundred cents auyH here = the
United states and 2 hundred cents
ar-vwlere 81 fhe world
.-T--a Effect Upon Commerce q Pool
Ing by Transportation Lines was re-
spor6ei - - George 2 Blanchard,
corarri ssIoner = tas Central T.lfs-
& association Hoc- . = ASHLEY. prss.-
dent q The WABASH railroad. reFpcss4-
II effectively % Commerce and Trans
yso-.ztion. One and Enseparzh5e
Hon James Il EcEeis. csLntTpilsr