New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21
SHAW FOR RECIPROCITY
HE SPEAKS AT A REPUBLICAN RALLY
IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept 2o.-As an opponent of tariff
rotary Shaw spoke to a great crowd in Mason
Park tonight. The secretary the magnet
which drew thousands to the Republican rally.
A point which found favor with the crowd was
the Secretarys quotation from the last speech
of President Mckinley and challenge to any
one to find in the entire speech anything that
would indicate that Mr.. Mckinley had the faint
est leaning toward tariff revision. Other speak
ers at the meeting Representatives Foss.
Boutell and Mann Mr.. Shaw said in part:
1t is the cardinal principle with the Republican
party to protect the American laborer. And when
s SPEAK KIM of be as ahe
who eonceives an industry as well as the manager
publican party believes that every American should
be e5 d that if HI he be I he T
Will therefore have two interests one to sell the
the other to satisfy his wants in the Cheapest
market.
treaties were PREPARED and signed during Mr.: Nc
Before referring generally to the merits of one
two of these treaties want to call attention to
treaties les. No one supposes for moment that VIII
cam eh ne ad this without k4 fS of her
Next, / want to emphasize the fact that the last
first and preliminary speech preparatory
aggressive movement in favor of their ratification.
that one has been The opposition papers through
favor of tariff revision There are not three con-
secutiye sentences that permit of such construc-
which bears upon foreign trade relations. 1 wish
could be REPRINTED sry IN every nsTspaper ou ~
read 1t. He says:
RECIPROCITY NATURAL GROWTH.
Reciprocy is the natural growth Of our sa won,
policy now firmly established, What We produce
beyond our domestic consumption Hust have vent
foreign outlet, and should sell everywhere we
s sales and and make
demand for home labor The period OF exclusive
meroe is the pressing problem. Commercial
trade viii tt
treaties are in harmony with the spirit Of the
chance some of tariffs no longer needed for
ss and OF industries
tend and promote our markets sab abroad az. r,.
vision? IF perchance of tariffs
longer needed for revenue or to and
be "a HI Ss he oas a
IS Why should they not be employed to extend
employ them by removing them gratuitously,
villain Mney f onger
tariffs extend trade abroad. That is the
notee fhat he PROPOSED to use every
secure the ratification of those treaties.
HOLLANDS WAY.
year or SO ago some manufacturers of chocolates
and See e6aeG With It Th
Board OF. General Appraisers at New York took
sworn evidence the cost Of manufacturing
these chocolates the evidence disclosed the fact
Heagd neven and oneha cents Yet Holland
the United States, pays two cents per
Hollanders believe the part of statesmanship to
sng goods abroad Cheaper than at home
Yes but my opposition friend explains that this is
consumer has sense enough to approve the cartel.
He is willing to pay ten cents for sugar made from
IA ha
sweeten the food for Americans.
For my part. will pay most any price for barbed
wire if the wheat from my field the butter from
my dairy the beef from my pasture and the pork
while he makes bar6ed wire for ths ranches OF
vtes ali kinds of trouble if for the mere purpose
Cheaper abrosd than at f our trade ne pTv
eges In foreign countries were secured by treaty
the most favored naticns believe it would at |
And now ' word Word with reference to reciprocity
with Cuba. 1 leave the question of obligations
pie not devoid of sentiment. They not I'M |
peone of ff that p island whose ag w ana ' Ge
amid the cheers of those who had been their pro
form of government outlined and authorized by the
standpoint Sincerely believe it is the part of
present Of 20 or Is per cent reduction but an ex
change of P THE 9s of sugar
feet our markets Neither am here TO discuss
ness sagacty to secure this proposed benefit for
themselves whether it will to the ad- .
vantage of the importer, They certainly ought to
be able to harvest the benefits. But / speaking
from standpoint, and know that as a |
people can harvest our benefits. And what our |
benefits TO be? 1t is proposed that the people of |
the United States shall have an advantage over
every other people of the earth in all the Cuban
markets We run a department store Cuba has |
fruit stand on the We can afford to pay
any price fora little candy and few bananas if
by doing so we can supply her household.
THE DES MONIES La UNCHED.