Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-04-26
The weekly independent.
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A NEST philanthUpIc uolicS is this
OF ours-ths Tax ug Ourselves for Ills
beuedt of lie Foreigner. a time Wa
once Sheu rLe phi .autbupic charac-
ter II lits pulc! could uot lie deu-
on ,traIeL. Tut TIA Il ne Is lug sInce
past. Example after example can uua
be ularstaIed Ia. prove our rmseIi-l.
iuierest II tie poor foreigner wir
will consent a. Use our goo.is. To NJ
lust ate tn r, we Will ID g the iron
industry. We take thus only becau-
the re- Is ~ Iuuvene II On fr,t -mon-
The more Ii seraI Republicans to opeL
it up TO foreign c%unpetIIiou because
it Is III a tr Ist. A woil-knoS n Coz.
tractor of New Y 'rk. Charles Thulleu
by name. obIa,ued a contract from
the .:Lss an government To furnish
steel rails for d ror. nru ~ the grrai
Tnns.S ST benan raj Uad. lie suurh,
Lrices from the Federal Steel cOru
pau!, which gave linn S3o per ton
viii freight charges Ia TIE addict
T,Ii- pnce. So FAR as Mr.. lhulleu WIZ
concerned. wa prutiUItive. lie went
20 the Carnegie Steel ccmpany, but
could not get the price shaved. la
de pair he went to Engl md aud sch
let his copirart 10 AN Emil b hrm.
That iiriu sent Ia the United States
for prices aud "biauned the plIsnun
enaI h.Itres u! s2i per ton delivered II,
Russia. Tie 'leaI WAS closed aud tile
rails .uld b! the English firm Ia Mr..
Thulirn III S5 per ,"n d~rliverS' III
ku sta. Mr.. rhullen was thus ECU.
abled to -, TN with his CONTRACT after
be .nR Compelled To pa, Il British tirm
q b Il n sll per tor ecau &c lie
was g., un FOL tunatr as Ia be IN Am,
can oH'z N.
the gu stoD suggests itself I"
man! Ordinary miud-. how can these
ste-l cuupnr.ies sell Ia a foreisnt r
steel rails ell cheaper than Ia an
American aud dt liver tlrr IA in Russia
l." bou.? There must he something
@rutteD 10 tie state Uf Denmark
when the home market is tax. i Ia
such III exteni III or.ler that the for
eigDer ma buy NJ hi own price. u.
is II phiHnn,hrnp.? We are. buwe rei
moi alone ~ tlIIs wOrx ~ rli yng Tie
forri;uer. Ger. nau!, which has ad"pI.
ed lie American i Tea NJ tariff. Is en-
6 ,ge To ii gnrat extent III tile sume
ChaTita BILE business.
Herr Krupp nni Baron % S.umul
have. I'm Ter the German Ia. III. laws d
muuup ly III the Htnror plate lunu,.
try. they hold up hat government
for S0SU per ton. Sin:b "a Il U more
than the strrl cunipanics 81 the Uni
ed StHre=s are able Il gel uninf UucIe
Samuel. AM To make the uUui up
III me al parent it appears that Herr
Krurp AMI Mr. Hurvy receive ro,.
atty al $50 81 per Jun on the Amen
eau man ufhc. ured plate. his juicy
nronOply allow, Tie Geruian HIunur
plate trust To complete III the mar
keIs OF tie World Nut Jones. in
tbs cHHe. but the German patton
pays the freight. On q uf thus
exnrtIon the Ger nan reichslug pr,.
poses either Ia remove tile tMiiT or
construc; government works. us the.
difference wunl ! aunnnnt tu the euor.
nous eum Of ala, uUU. 600 III the ION
%strhcu"n 1T tile proloSei new navy
OF the empire.
In the fa.a' Of many such demon
strh,inUs of the Workings of Ii tariff
law rlint is ont ~ tate. the gTeHI
maj 'rriy of the Republican "};aies
me"' are dead against The BIB ock
bill 20 remuve the Tariff from iron nnI
ST. RI products. Wonderful. Iuriped.
are the Eork ngs ~ the human m,ud,
ST Paul Globe.