Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-12-06

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NJ TIE Americas college a. Harp.,os
w..is E.tsss s~~svrs~t,,.
Ii- urKe. the approval - the eomrnsr-
this xuesfument an1 other pawer. a.
sssln a. lussleie that she agricultural ani
other iuius,ftss - ths eountrf nay pront
thsreer CenuuuinE en this subject he
fhe policy = reciprocity - rnsnif~stiy
rests Epuu tt~ rflncifsa of intsrration.i al
psss-s 'ss.,' :, sAs - pc = ~. rssssS state.
thst there cuEtt 70 ts NJ hssitatiaa ~
either hrareh = the congress m xsins
rsp..ts,ss - nsasis.
The exposition af The resources and
product. - the ~s.ssrn hsfnisps.re g. -
nsld ~ nuraio rett year premises inEoF-
tant tssulis nut aniy for ne Initsd states
but fqr he ether participants countries.
u u gratifying that the latin American
states have ssinssd the livsiiest interest.
ard the fart trst an International Amsrf
.n conErv.s wiii te heit IN the city Of
encourages The hops 81 lasxer display At
tianaia thaH mlxhi oshsrwi.s hs rrartic.
atle. The wofk o. preparing an ~shttit %
. eur nstioaAl resources = mssins .stisfas-
fsryns attciais - fhe federal Eas.rnmsnt.
anf ths Various states % the union have
sAc,Maa as sitirn toward ne most lib-
. efai participation in the easerrrfst
oar rr.ss-i.I shewt.s.
The president points with mach pride
fo the shoSing made ~ the treasury De-
partmsnt and quotes rxhaustivsiy from
thr rvt-lrt - secretary HaEc. lie shes :
M sarplns tor ths year 70 b. 81 ~. 80 -.
and eHtifn sths surplus % thsCominE year
set~t soea ii~says tho present condition
! - ths treasury a. urs 81 urdauhfsd strength
The available cash balance November y
vas I'D ID. ~ - ndsr the form %
siatetn~nt prior 20 the financial law -
Narc>s y last this would have been In
elqded IN the statement - available cash
Eslf euin and bnliinn held Toe the rcsiemp-
ton 81 United states notes
FARTHER Ftss-rtsI I~zt.i.tf...
Hs recommends further financial isxi.-
ieli"u ~ THE fniinWink NUris
I'll - the duty a. 1 sm sure u vii
vide whatever farther iseisistiou 10 seed.
"a 10 insure the cgnttnusd parity mndsf
al conditions tstwssn our to turms q
m tails money. silver ans Eeid.
eur surpliEs rsveuNsa have PERMITTED TIRE
serstarY y the Treasury sirsa ~ rirss
et ne hsesl Year 20 eail ir the fur dsd iHa n
% issi eanitngsa A. twa ~ cert, o. ias
semeer >. - ss.ls % thes~ bonds hars
hssn paif Tris sum fassthsr wish tte
emsllrt vhlsh may aerrae ffum tufthe ?
,'..' -, ~ stians % sE.isr the eail ~ni b. ~
I've lac - Mar9h "a fss provided f,f
rsturs.inE into tsp rfr rsrt p-Fssr rurtr
pas ahis. pfincipsi arH lnferset In Hnst
snln - ne prsssrt sfarda-f safas ~ 4f
pirtigu % the puhitr dahf rsrrrss ntrt hr
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Z iaspf a-sr Attrn = nafienaf hanas nffH =
ete-ts4 q nnt .ess than EGss ia p.4cea
- n ne ski~uslqu n taas - fselitirs
= mAHy email eamuunitass HHhrrte on.
ae.~ % rfosii~ thsu1selsss w4th tankirs
rssT. s. &c. sss- .sss sss..,s - sa,sas s ',,,s &
wrnt e Hhs ~ ug 70 ans fHc 5agiux
aarsEnt~r >, - nat Hnal hanks. - ~hia {
- wsrs Nifh sarIf4H i~sH thaa 3 80 ani
/ 20 pith sapital ~ g.. - 81 snsrv
" = rerfhr - msutlqu fhat tke greater
au'neer % h4nks teiux orxanaaad an.ieF
I n~..i - t1nktsx fsstiiri~s s.. -. 49,
I FTeg1Hnced LA stan3s nrst eith >
harks - the smaller class Whle TerHs
- anl ssat~fn seeti0us u TIE essutry
hsv~ also avssed fhsnnseiv~s lsra~iy q
th~ rrtvteExs Hn.ier the rev law
Acafhsr effect % tns operation. as stated
[ b. the SECRETARY. 3. to reduce tire charxs
[ upon the trskzury for the Pas msnf 81
Interest from thu dates af refurdinx "a
FehrHarf ]. la-A BY fhs sum ef more taan
t.e.a.' annually. From February. ia.st,
. July !. i.s. the annual interest slii
b. reduced ~ the sum os more than
sS@sss Iss i hs sr ass, sss sssh ~ rss ssd,sf ,
| f.taiis of the rsfunding arv given IN the
annual report Of the secretary of the treas
ury-
Oar FOREIGN Trade.
Our foreign trade shows a remarkable
record q commercial and Industrial prog
| ress The total OF Imports and exports
Tor the first time IN the history Of the
eountEy exceeds -. e..'.o The export.
/ before. the total fef the fiscai year i9a
being 81 % ts1.esz. an increase over issa
[ OF tls4. .tl9.tsH, an iucreass over 1855 Of fisa
so lss over issT of So ts9. .s.s. and xrsater
| than is,s BY tii.sss.iU
The EToNth Of manufactures In the
| that exports Of manufactured products
largely exceed these % any previous year.
their value for 1850 being tf11 ~ Z -.
against 80 sa2its in 1888. an increase OF
Agricultural products wsre also export
| ed during iss In greater volume than in
| ISIS the total for the year being ss55 s.
The imports for the year amounted TO
fst3 sti i>f. an Increase over i>es Of tii@
/ 30. Sc This Increase r. largely In mate
risis for manufacture. and : IN response
10 the rapid development Of manufactur-
| Ing In the United States While there
was imported for use In manufacture in
i@s material to the value OF tls.1cs.Tg in
excess OF ises. " Is Feassur.uK 10 observe
that there Il tendency toward decrease
tured ready for. consumption. which in
| 1870 formed 1917 per cent. Of the total
import. against is = per cent In fss9 and
zl.09 per cent In isss
The Internal R~v~ms~ Tsx.
I recommend that the congress at It's
present session reduce the Internal rev
snug taxes irupossd TO meet the sxpsns. :
OF the war with Spain IN the sum of b.
go ns. This reduction should BE- secured
! hy the remission 0f those taxes which sx-
psrisuce has shown 10 b. the most bur
densous to the Industries u the people
I specially urge that there be Included n
beausstz for public uzss Of a literary, edu.
eatiouai or charitable character.
R~~emmss ship Subsidy.
American vessels during the past three
years have carried about nine per cent
q our exports and imports. Forelxn ships
should carry III. least. not the greatest
part Of American trade. The remarkable
growth % our steel Industries. the prog
/ q.
and our steadily mHtntalusd exps ndifures
for the navy have created an opportuni-
" to place the United States IN the first
rank OF commercial maritime powers.
Besides realizing proper national AZ
piration this will mean the establishment
and healthy growth along all our coasts
OF a distinctive national Industry. expand
ing the field for profitable employ msnt
of labor and capital II will Increase the
transportation facilities and reduce freight
charges on the vast volume OF products
brought from the Interior TO the eaboard
for export. and will strengthen an arm
OF the national defense upon which the
founders OF the government and their
SUCCESSORS have relied
The Trust Qaesftoa-
The trust question receives the atten-
tion OF the president. and he says.
III is apparent that uniformity OF iegis-
lation upon this subject tn the several!
states Is much 20 be desired II Is to be
hoped that such uniformity. founded IN a
wise and just Discrimination between what
is injurious and what II use ful and neces-
sAry In business operations. may be OBJ
tanned. and that means may b found for
the congress. within the limitations OF its
constitutional power. 80 to supplems Mt an
effective code OF state legislation as to
make a complete system OF laws through
out the United States adequate TO compel
a general observance OF the saIufary rules
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