The Washington times., 1902-07-13
EXPORT SHEETS WANTED
FOR CAMPAIGN USE

newspaper which had printed the in
tervicw with him. had. in fact. done
the Democratic party a great service,
although probably not intending to do
so.
Judge Griggs Pleased.
Concerning the matter. Judge Griggs
yesterday made the following state
ment:
The advertisement states exactly
what is desired by the committee. i
quote, we desired TO demonstrate the
very great difference between the hene
market and the export prices charged
by the protected American manufac-
turers, If we cannot show this with
these sheets. | do not understand why
the firm of Henry ". Peabody is not
at liberty to supply US with one. on
the other hand. II we can show it with
thes" sheets. then there is certainly
rothing OF the fake order connected
with it. and the fake game would seem
to be located and running in full blast
somewhere near Mr.. Bradlee's Office
rather than at Democratic headquar-
ters.
1T IS impossible for MS to get this in
formation except from the export sheets
of the export houses. and as the Pea
body firm is probably the largest house
OF this kind In the country ii was espe-
cially desirable to get it from them.
Sheets Coveted by Democrats.
THE interview states that Mr. Brad
lee showed the reporter one of the
sheets coveted by the Democratic liter
ary bureau and explained its use to him.
1t is to be regretted that the reporter
did not see fit to print the information
he thus obtained. It would be a great
story as the newspaper boys say.
That there is a great difference in
the prices charged our people and those
charged in foreign markets Ly Amer
lean manufacturers does not admit OF
doubt. 1t may be that we shall not be
able to show exactly how great the
difference between the two prices is. but
this interview with Mr.. Bradlee is posi-
tive proof Of the charge made by US OF
this difference in price. Whether that
difference lie great or small makes no
material difference.
Wish Mr.. Bradlee Would Say More.
'As Mr.. Bradiee has taken up the mat
ter in the newspapers. we shall be very
greatly indebted to him If he will go
further and give the whole story to the
American people. I sympathize with Mr.
Bradlee in his expressed regret that the
Democratic committee did not go 10 his
FIRM for the information desired, al
though ne says he is not at liberty to
furnish it to us. His interview explains
clearly why we did not go to him.
Mr.. Bradlee is probably not aversc
to turning an honest dollar, and ] shall
be delighted TO send him a check for
800 upon receipt Of one of the special
discount sheets named in our advertise
ment. | shall not only be glad to send
Kim money, but | believe the American
people VIII join in glad rosann2s to him J
for thus exposing to them the location |
of the real fake game"
After going 70 New York for a confer /
Cnce with the Democratic leaders there. /
Judge Griggs expects to take an ex- /
tended trip through the West. to look .
ever the field and view the prospects OF |
Democratic success this fall. he in
tends to go as far West as the Pacific
Coast.
While il is not his intention TO take
he stump. he will consult with the va
-ious leaders throughout the political
,entcrs and thus become well informed
IS 20 ,he status In each district.