The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
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COTTON SPIlNNERS
Association aaets In Convention
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Association I i Mtaaets IN Convention
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sscLAIYRlNsl|,A,'K'gs a apEEoH,
Ship ouba4ldls1s. and Building sha
ls'hn'ls' E agIa1 sana' VIII, Ho
eayslH Al sts,slnelis !, tho
s 8oush.
The southsyh Cotton spinnors asso-
ciation met aapnual convention in A..
lanta on Thursday, This is tho ff!h
yearly gethesIag Of tho association aud
The attehdssiSsWa large, many people
From NeW nj Pennsylvania and tho
l{New EsglaNa States insoribing thoir
names on yhsSsegiator. A businoag $685.
sion waB; hglSg Ia tho morning, and the
afternoon given over to sightseeing
tho delogstess being the guests Of tho
Southern. aWayon trip around AT.
lanta. I s
After tRS ReloQming address Thurs.
day mornI9E pr; j. MoAdon, president
Of the aasf6iation, delivered his an
nual addraas. He erooommended doc.
larasionSbSstho Bpinnors in favor Of q
marohantShsyine upon s..basis that
will give alIIAmerioan oitiz ms an equal
ohanSes pfpyant favod.iem to ontrenoh
cd interehs md .rooogniz the producing
oIassoya iaS;tho reduction Of freight
H9aleo favored tho building md CON
atruclioh,eas aoon as possible, Of tho
Fisthmisn canal. On reciprocity Dr.,
"fhel lIliamonso' balance Of trado IN
our sfayosioie tho neoessity Of our
finding o market for our surplus pro-
Quota 9 should do all that no can
to- S{adVanS6 both. the lettor and the
split of reciprocity. We especially
desiro cl9aer c0dineroial rotations with
SoGth american and tho criont."
s. IAtsa sssn1Qkor" in the Kimball house
Ehnfad adaSgnight Hon Hoke Smith Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an .Davnlonronn, of onr
I$lium8 tslsntN and IJnitad Sr.tn, Ssna.
sor Il ohplI MuL.mfif. On s.Ext.nsInn
j0fS Sur. s1s8iaa tratis.i :
b Senator! II 3 L,urin sa;d.
q I'D at .i,o dawn,ng Of a nav dav
Of ptoSaess in tho history of tho world,
I IAlbstsaE DAY ia, Fast anproeoaina whoo
ail psss5siG ps5il ls viii have murn narf',ct nm.
deis s$sd be of tho brotherhaod of man
ana $50. ii,ao pandenoe al NATIONS IN.
Esd Srab ommsroe was not dosmy d
ias I,r0 d sTsaubjsot for xoyarnmeatal oon
rhore id no direot Sensr.s
40 b Id eroe Ii, any voyorotnent
ssSx ssss ofs G ormai,y. INA moyino
3ssts' .ss,,.i s,ssais shos aottlo'.
aS aGsss M s 81 Il S s,;s
iaerS The tiiho viii come whom thS,
besthdfnds Of every country will be call.
ed upon Ito adjust the complicated
question q. faysign trade aud tho CON-
hular bficors st the lesdng ports OF
commerce will;equal in im portanoe the
diplomatic amhassad cra.D s
IS In.aonnootion With the axtona;on ~
ltkasaouthrs fofoixM. trsda. Sanstor No.
Laurin advocated An American mar.
chant marine.
| a "Our woakness n<tho aoa ia tho
ono great danger that oonfrouts tha
nation = said Senator MoLaurin. "If
| shipb oould be built in the United
States as oheaply and operated under
| our flag as siohoeplysaa thew ara nndar
other dagb, 1t would he better FOR tho
government and would more than offsot
| tho subsidies, bounties. naval eeryiuo
retained and other methods bv whjn,,
foreign goyernmonto attract oanitnl
into mcrohant ships built and msnagad
By eheir own pooplo.s r.
| ".We must not imauino that man.
kind 10 dopondont upon national lagia.
lation in order 70 make shin owning
pay, Weshsya ample oyidanoe op largo
AIaerioan fh1Ss tsS Smients in foreign bniit
nhips, manned and oporstod by for.
oigners in our foreign trado. Howey.
Or much our people may heye inva,ted
id foreign ahips they are uneyilsble
Under internationaf law whom at war
Observation-Disclosures. rs
Misunderstanding we should remember,
/ Tho dervioe ships and the mon om.
ployed on board Of them NAV be turnod
! against tho United ,Statos in the oyont
Iof OUT boOoming involved in war with
the nation whose flag they Ay.