The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-10-30

Cincinnati Times and Star.
n effect long enough TO show that
n its operation our production OF
would rapidly increase 10 the ulti-
benefit Of the entire community.
Democrats FASTENED TO put wool on
nv list. while retaining substantial
On the product OF the mill and the
y. In 1883 there were In the United
h l...:eE.0I0 sheep, valued Mt 500
-lsl: IN iStrs there were 47.213.553
n valued at $125.0OD. 2G4. in 1896
H. an ISIS, fS3 sheen, valued MT
kiEL.s:El. Under the Mckinley law
tslac % our sheep increased SIT, 2jS.-
& TIE Wilson law has taken from the
b. Of uur sheep sec. 741,52g. or very
liiy nnr-half. Under the Wilson law
inpFiaiinn Of wool has doubled and
priv 81 the domestic product has
= halv,-l. The Mckinley law gave
ruoi aud other farm products the Just
qEal protection demanded by farm
the wilson law removed this pro-
Dor. AMI. discriminating against the
errf. singled out wool growing as The
considerable industry 10 feel the, full
rr Of disastrous free trade policy.
Recfproefev
II is aIuual meeting in 1870 the
fEers National Congress passed a
n.atinn IN savor OF reciprocity: and
s. Il yet .-,vors reciprocity is shown
thr fcllnwlns resolution at its last
ssl
eseirfd. thnt the FarmcrE National con.
~ has iisiencd vii b profound Interest 10
Ae'e md instructive address OF Scnor
Api5seo LAWYER 1anee Of Vencxueln on
4 CeaiincFr'al isrlailoiss oi American he
kselyed. that g seearn teciprocli trade
gsea inc United 6iufe< and The Sp3ni<i.
.ssIns ~ sl'sesi,, sen a,o5n
mi All Tor Ije ~.
EEsr an fiie purposes Or ssQh Lao :"
/ NJ benefits TO onr aer',o,,,rc <,),,,,
4 rrtinruca m nfl,nl,,l ~
silnf that Inc ions ttrr..
prariicalfy unnuitnus,S ,r,,fc1 l,c,,,.h
. The congress were ticiosnf,.s ~ : i,
1adrs Of politicAl heller The r,a,..,yi 4 =
|Shtinu N reciprocity 10 <arrictiiifirc M.
iars from a reading OF The rr,.irrot.ittv
fxsi0n Of the McKfniey law:
/, mai with a view: TO sccnrc rce,rrc..,
tade With countries producing The 6oIiossIi,..
|lieses and for this puisose. on and after
- nnt DAY OF Januaty. 1850. whenever.
= H., n .' ~, - nc rrcsiuent shall be satis
lsis- and exnortinr an y any .,Huntsy pro
~ tea. and hides, raw and nnrnr.sd or any
4 suri articles. Imposes duties or other cx-
,dleaS upon the agricultural or other nro-
~. ~, y ne ~ United states which In Wow
ase.. euIcc. ia and hides inio Inc I;nIirJ
',',.s may deem 70 be rrciprpcslly unequal
"a h shsiI rs. ~, ". s .sr.r nave inc power
|n<asniaiIan 10 thar ciYcct. Tho nroxI.,ns,
! tbs art relating to the frcc introducfiou
snrh sugar. nolaSScs. coffee. lea aud
- :. me prodncfion 81 sncll country. for
NJ. ~" ~ nc snai' uecni Just. etc.
anhensh IN effect only a short time.
: i.lnroclfy arrangement made un.lcr
Z Mrhinicy law demonstrated the
lFai fFneht that reciprocity would be
alF agricultural interests. Space viii
-.lnii 81 The citation OF only one case in
aa.; unr production OF wheat 81 far
se W, our needs, while the exploration
knSSia and Argentine has so rapidly
a'TraSed that il is of tho highest i'm.
n.lahr' to our farmers that our wheat
::-I".is hr enlarged. The ability OF ne
,pf'ciiy 10 do this is shown by our Hour
.aae with Cuba. In less than four
an under reciprocity arrangement
y trade increased $50 pcr cent. while
. terminated j, decreased = l per r"ni.
y tlle reciprocity arrangements would
are heeu Of much henolit a. o,,. 80; |
iliaral interests: and The Dcmocysis
isirnsl To- terminate ,hcn,s
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