The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-04
NEW STATES HAVE
VERY POOR CHANCE
REPORTERS OF coNsuLs,
Furnish Valuable information to For
eiqn Countries.

tiOn Ill the house several members took
occasion to crtic,se the consular sely-
ice ANA urge that some reform be made
1t was claimed that good men could
not be obtained at The salaries now
paid but the cousuls were not without
defenders. ana tbe fact was brought
out, which every one knows who has
taken the trouble 10 investigate, that
the consular service of the United
States is first class in every respect
As IA every other body OF men of like
numher, there are sure to he some who
are not the best but AS Il whole they
are Il credit to the country and have
accomplished great good for the com
merce of the country. If the advice of
our consuls us set forth III their reports
was followed more closely merchants
ana manufacturers would find a still
better foreign market for their wares.
When called upon for special informa-
ton, it is found that our cousuls from
every part Of the globe respond in
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ject No publication has a greater cir
culation among business men interest
ed In foreign trade than the daily bul
letin Of The state department contain
ING the reports Of eonsuls When it
was proposed to send trade commits
sion to the orient the bin was defeated
upon the showing thai all information
that a commission could obtain was
found in the consular reports,
Champion Champ Clark.
Champ Clark Of Missouri was one If
the men who ehompoued the cause OF
tho coasuls. lie is member of the
committee on foreign affairs. which has
| been considering consular reform bill,
and said that the proposed merit sys-
tem woald not improve the service.
Good business men who were good pol
| lticiars. he tia-pled madc and Wop!d
continue to mafa ne besi men TO rep
resent the country abroad in a bust
| ness capacity III the cc3,rse Of his re-
| marks he g6t off some characteristic
sayings. For instance: "NoW. some
| body says that YOU get a lot Of back
"go19 p9,'t'''"s's VINO nave "e'iN 'iN'
| Helee"ie - =" s"iiie'io'iN' T. never ha :
| any delegates in the district which /
h@e the honor 10 represent for we
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are Aot 'he "Hlg l'l'.Ses "1ttt tiieIe
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dnd mon Who are dt to I'm tl,osn CON
splar nlacee anywhere This taIk about
bacl.u.oo5s statesmen ond boot. woods
distrii..a n,al.oa mo very weary y
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afe Tbrao l.l.ins prontn,.. and Tnller
have boon ca3inet ministers tbe two
former in President farrfsop's admin.
istration Cullon ana NeIson have both
been members Of tbe house and gov-
ernors of fhoir stafes Those senators
who have been governors are. Perkins
cali. CuI1on GlD NcEuarv and Fos-
for d.al Nelson NTnni NcI,aurin
Ndissl Foraker fO1 Tillman IS O..
Rato (rnnn3 cull.erson rreva Proc
Tor and Dfllnalian 0-t1 warren
Ayv3 Perry Arel and Wetnorp
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