New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
4 SET or MIsCHlEF-MAKERs.

Sigourney w Fly % Wendell Fay & Coz 10 Worth
81. said: The woolien business has been Increasing
lately. and there is promise Of better times for the
trade now that Congress can no longer NEEDLE with
it, The LID Congress was composed Of the worst
sort of mischief-makcrs the country has suffered
from in long time. and the senate was worse than
the House. wool WAS never so low dnn IneIr ~
been reductions in wages All our mills are running
now
George Wams PcsiGat Of g-d thf f c9fmc al
relief now that the IlIll Congress is dead We felt
that there was s"ord hahGIns %E' , "I' r ',as
while Senators were bent on Hllsch.el an i'gP1,
scntatives trying 10 bring about unlimited sll-
yer coinage. a. If tacy thought they couId make
5o-cent dollar roll ~ nil ana be worm np crnts AZ
The top. large amount OF icg'umaje business Is
being done. with less speculition WIN gp"I crops
to increase the earnings o. the railroads we snail
have better times
ment OF Public Works said thar he joined good
citizens generally in rejoicing that the Democratic
Congress elected with Mr. Cleveland In 1892 was at
an end II had been menace 10 the interests or
the country. and had retarded ~ prosperity from
the day it was known that tn" Democrats had OBJ
These dark days, hope, are now at, an end,
now to "a return Of the prosperity which blessed the
country under Republican rule. Capital long with,
held from trade. Will now seek Investment in all
legitimate channels. The Improvement Tor IN" next
few months Is likely 10 be- gradu!l' but II VII In
my opinion, be lasting. We are entering upon . new
era. IN which, let "a hop, there VIII be no re-.
appearance Of Democratic 6.Tndering and msruic ,
pvbjIc works. said: "Now that this Democratic
congress has adoarne the, Se PTopifn have .boa GG
arise any necessity for calling the I1Nth CON
4 press together before the Constitutional period,
a body OF legislators will assemble. elected
after a thorough understanding Of the issues IN
volyed and not one chosen as was this one which
b,s inst gone ont of existence. on Il msundcrstand-
ing Of tho-e issues look for great and enduring
prosperity I'm the near iuiure ,
w q Thomas of II. O'Neill q Co. said There
IL everv Indication Of good seasons trade, which
| We antcipate. There is q fair demand now. al
/ thouph We are between seasons. the busy spring
season not beginning till Easter week. about hve
l weeks from now The past depression was simply
/ 4, case of the old stOry-lack OF confidence. There
is ulcnty of money In the country, and al the lco
! Die want before circulating II IS confidence. Inc
| adjournment Of Congress has had very good
effect on trade Congressional legislation des,roye ed
all confidence. | think. however. we nave no"
reached the bottom and shat there l. every chance
for "A gradual. steady rise. but there Will be no
1 boom"
Deutsch & Co said: TRADE s opening very vel
in our line. which Is OF specialties in the manu-
! facture % suits, clOaks millinery, etc. ana We
think the outlook Is promising Tor good season
People seem to have more money IMAM they dld
| last year and are buying more ana better goods
than they did then The action OF Congress had a
| very bad effect on business. ! don't know That II
so seriously affected retail trade but the larger
Interests such as banking, building and manu-
featuring felt IL severely. The great trouble has
been and still s the lcsaltendcr question. II ha.
been "A menace 90 the Government right along. anc
| 30 long the bankers allowed 10 play bal