New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

thereof and riches and employment TO their HaH 49,
America has discovered the phiosopheF - ron
ranges into yellow gold in the crucibe Of ln sgr
American cranes are swinging freight on gla,15s
moles We are shipping machinery for otheI l1 nj
1sf,s for -ti,,o5si 1,iss,, 49, has gene AT
is prepared 70 MI cable orders for aEythlns,
the hairspTing Of a womans watch 10 u-1 pa
Woodworking machinery picks plough; GTITenda-
ton than 10 bear the Inscription maze
America" oo5s
The general flow Of trade in manufacture og gTt
has been TO the West, hut thee to-day conicb
currents. Gulf Streams Of Industrial results 100
20 every point of the compass No lanu - 49,
savage TO purchase American goods. 70 co-IIsII
is too old TO look TO the new republic tor ais
play OF samples by the commercial traveller,
goods The railway from Jonpa 10 Jerusalem m
carries carloads Of American freight Jerusalem M, -
Inc ~ poIes marches past 6;efhsenans over the
hin TO Bethany. Houses going UP along -! ~
VIA Doorosa. and the tower of the Church OF Ins
stocked fio With American goods rroiiey lines are
planned to follow the road to Jericho, Win -
branch 10 Jerusalem. aud possibly to Hebron. ana
a valley line 10 parallel the Jordan up to the sea
The changes that have already been made anu az
those in prospect call for large shipment. 80 %
American goods. More than thirty thousand hott,55
OF MILWAUKEE, Deer naNt heen sent 10 uiI55cs,,Cjes
Cialilee. and. according 10 consular advices ocy
canned meats, coal clocks cornmeal fabrics, na
ware. leather lumoer machinery nails 9atL risa
paints shoes. rope. and tools. all made I'm AnrIiy1
Endng a marker IN the Land 81
Surely the age Of miracles is not past when N
syrian city Of Beyrout. under tho dominion OF tle
Turks has added an American steam roller 10 JUS
public equipment.
The list OF exports Is bewilderng in variety and
confined to line class goods 'uI
agricultural machinery. including plouchs reap'Ls
thrasherS and CUtiV3t tors. is without TltalS'
either I'm QTality ia orice. A grain elevator y
being Constructed at Leith. Scotland, with an
modern appliances for handling grain and every
part OF the structure and machinery. even 10 me
nails employed IN the building. are exported from
the United States. America practically makes the
standards Of excellence everywhere. our typeWri
ing machines winning their way wherever
written language Is employed. The American mo
type is used in foreign journals. and our ctSA
The elevators IN the great railway stations IN
London American in invention. mauufacI IRE
and installation The great cities cf the lullih
Empire look America for aid in the same dlItc-
ton. The Pan-American Exposition derived ltS
power from the greatest electrical plant the WoLia
has yet seen and Niagara lent its waters 10 make
the wheels round, and in time the cataractS
Of the Nile and the Victoria Falls Of the Lambesl
viii doubtless call for American turbines 70 drive
American motors which will perform tasks Tor
future civilization ir those sotudes
This is record Of achievement the Ike or
which has never been equalled Americans may
be pardOnfd for being a little hit hoaStful. a little
ovcrcoDfdent and inclined 20 resent advice as 10
how Americas affairs should be managed
The policy Of protection adhered to through GOOD
report and through evil report. has dominated the
United States and the most earnest advocates OF
change In that protective policy have been those
Transatlantic manufacturers who fear the Yankee
Peril" and who have felt the pressure Of American
competition.
Certainly a policy that has produced such re-
suits IN the Fafr Is not 10 he lightly abandoned
however briEh, may be the premises Of its sub
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