New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20
FOR THE HOME MARKET.
HENRY B. HAIGH ON PROTECTION AND
THE PRESIDENCY.
nx1S1.ry THE MAN NEEDED HE sAYs-Btsl
NESS REASONS WHY HE SHOULD BE me-"
NATURALIZATION WOULD SURELY

,rp,v,.ry THE MAN NEEDED. HE sAYs-Brsl-
NESS REASONS WHY HE SHOULD BE NOM
INATED-ELEcTIoN WOULD SURELY
FOLLOW IN HIS OPINION
One OF the strongest admirers of Mckinley IN
Brooklyn is Henry Il. Haigh, president OF 'he Manu-
facturers' Association OF Kings and queens cou"-
ties and yice-president OF the Iron Clad Manu-
featuring Company in Cliff-st., New-fork' AS
president of the Manufacturers Associat'o'' M
Haigh is brought into contact vita the represent
tives OF varied industries In this cohhec''o" ~
said yesterday that. so far as his observations WIZ
concerned Mckinley Is the best candida'e aino''s
tho many Republican aspirants for the PRESIDENCY
TO command a solid from; at the polls next NoVem-
Der. ., ..,
In IN. course of conversation Mr. Haigh said tha''
while he was unalterable in his preference loi "e
great protection leader. he did not IKE the nep"o
l,can plank in respect to silver. gold OASIS anu
a gold basis only he said is what the party ieadefs
r,us, nresent TO the country: otherwise business
interests would suffer severely. ana the'e "o"
be presented the anomaly Of contracted circ"'a"o'
with plenty Of money available for any eh'erp'se'
II believe" he continued. that. with what '"e'e
is associated with Mckinley. his position on pro-
,ectIon will under existing conditions. carry al once
almost the undivided labor vote OF the country anu
that idea assured in advance or the eiecton' VIM"
his nomination would. in my opinion prac''eai'
settle would stimulate confidence and business
would feel the effect OF III aliros' iih"eN'"'~''
he was nominated for the PRESIDENCY My 'uc" -
tina, we have been cropping around in the DARK lot
the last two and half years. The condition OF
things now is no better than II was then' despite
the spasmodic lurres Of so-cailed reViVais III WIFI
Gus lines OF trade
AS regard It. the American market is the oest
the world has to offer. American manufactures
can find no such trade opportunities aDroau DIS
exis, at home for people are equal TO the AMER
cans in their purchasing capacity. with larger
earning power and with more AMBITIOUS oes"es'
Americans buy more literally and are able TO pay
higher prices for all the necessaries and luxuries q
lie Than any ether people In the world Nohse
npentiv the preservation of this home market ior
the home manufacturers Is OF the u'h'oS' ''"po'
lance 10 all of our industries =, ,, ,a .,
"Manifestly this is what we all des,re anu a,
present don't what there IL 10 prliis apou. .
radical change. short OF me nonnaS S M in The
success OF the manufacturing interests OF tne
country In other words, believe tha' eN1 So-
ernor Mckinley stands so unequivocay IN IN i sow
of protecting our business interests that ms nV,i
tnaton would surely election am sure INA,
If he is nominated the result NIL pc. oec'oeu
change in the complexion OF the Senase' NJ, 1,o,cb
said that he did not begin feel the effect OF the
Wilson bill for a year and half In reierenCe ~
other candidates he spoke OF Governor M NO anid
be elected If nominated but In the frssinen''at
chair would simply be a name ana nsu,e eos e.
ered not he said SO far as Morton or
Reed as in his opinion no Democrat can be eected
next fall In regard TO Mortons candidacy ray.
connection with his boom Is certainly naa & ~
"%icK inley" said Mr. Haigh In closing. rs IN"
man we must have He Is the strongest ana APES. OF
ali the candidates. and the moral enect o, ms hiar
ination would In opinion bring apou' Ue't S
seen in the inception of enterprises and greater
prosperity everywhere.