The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-01

I LueAE GNEAAE AAAAAA INV aAA AAAA
dream Of three years ago
The mills and manufacturing Indus
tries Of the country are open and rum
ming: labor Is employed; the soup
houses. the bread wagons. the Coxey
armies are things OF the past, thank
GOdi New mines, new industries, new
| opportunities for American capitalists
and American labor are opening every
day.
EIoqusnt Figure.
No fair-minded man can view the dlt-
ference under this administration with
It's correct policies. and that Of The last
administration with rs false doctrines
without standing In sI,np.e astonish-
ment at the beneficial chang which
has come to us BIZ The people going
back to the old AMI tried precepts OK
| Republlcanlsni. l Do not desire 90 deal
In mere assertions. but f;om official
sources give actual figures 10 SLOW how
vast has been the change. Tie total
| exports of domestic merchandise this
year amounts 10 I'VE. $1,000. 100000. this
for the FIRST timc\ IN country's history,
and the total exports Of agricultural
products alone reached $685., 600 900.
4 Never but twice, In 1851 and 1892, have
they ever been MS much as $1OO,O0O0OO.
\ This year the increase over last Will be
fully $l50,0O0,0NO; over 1896, S950, 00O, 900,
and double that Of 1895.
| When the farmers OF this country
come to consider that they are selling
\ abroad for good solid cash twice as
much in 1895 under Mckinley as they
sold under Cleveland they can very well
! appreciate the difference between free
trade and protection change. OF doc
nestle products OF all kinds, our sales
to Europe are more than three times
as much as our purchases, the exports
TO Europe being over $1,000, 900, 900, and
our Imports, which represents our pur-
chases, but little over $500 ZOO, 900. To the
Countries OF North America we have
sold twice as much as we have purchas-
ed from them and to Africa we have
sold more than double the amount OF
our purchases.
| All the figures and facts collated by
official sources show that there is not q
country, indeed scarcely q spot in the
civilized globe, which has not been a
customer OF the United States England
has purchased more than 100000 900;
Germany over S143, 1000. 900: France more
than 3S7,0OO,OO0i British North America
over $76.0O0,OOO; the Netherlands over
SIS, 900; Belgium over 80 100000; tt
| ally over f9O00O,0 900; Mexico over Sl9,-
100000: Japan over Si9,000,000; British
Australia over $l4,00O.000; Brazil more
/ than $l2,000,000; Denmark more than
St2.0OO. 900; British Africa more than
$l0,OOO,OOO and even Spain with whom
| we have been at war, more than &c.,
| 100000. Our purchases abroad have
been much less than those OF last year
and very much lower than the years
1 preceding.
We have bought about 5000. OOO, 900,
against over Sf6i ,0O0,00O last year, and
| our total exports Of all Kinds Will prac-
| ticaily double our imports. while last
| year they were less than IS per cent
greater than our imports. Thus we
have again practically demonstrated
In ways that cannot be disputed nor
denied that the vital prosperity Of our
country Is dependent upon our adher-
ence to sound murey and sound protec-
ton as proclaimed and insisted upon
/ by the Republican party. 1t VIII take
many vars for this country to recover
| from the losses in value brought to US
by the four years OF Democracy under
| Cleveland, yet no other country in the
world can point to such strong recup-
erative powers as ours.
,HiTIlsmg on rHct.
There IS another striking difference
between Republican administration
and a Democratic one. In time OF
profound peace $2G2. 900 were added
to our natlona! debt in order to carry
on Democratic government Of panic
and disaster. Under Mckinley. as /
| have said, the passage Of the Dingley
bill demonstrated promptly that Il was
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