New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-10
SHAW TALKS on The TRUST
HE TELLS OF REPUBLICAN, ACTION TOW
ARD ~rRBINC EVILS or GREAT
COMBINATIONS
COMBINATIONS

Nev-Efavaa. conn. Oct s.-Ths Republican state
czu-ozlzr was opened here this evening Win E
rally il t.e Hyperion Theatre. AZ which tne spe@E-
s- vgzs Leslie y shaw. Secretzr- OF rhs Treasury
on the platform we've United states Senator o.
H pau Congressman y D spe-ry and the noHi-
u=es on tae STATE ticket including Ao-ra-a Cham
le--.il q Mer.ca-. candidate Tor Governor sec
re---v S1zws speech was rnore thar rl1ety ElE,-
u-es' Ions but was well received He said IN part
there was TINE when the colleges taught free
nee trade now. teach that college os5leE y y2e
E; ---.-- en- h YOU DO not so intsnd. free trade
h. r0t correct legislation. BIT sor1eocW We are
5a-.5d upon 70 lesis.zte cor tats country ana noi
Democrats leaders have shown greater alA-sLL =
discover an issue On whi,h 70 VIII successive caHa
7slsas taen % formulate Po.isy -R9 32. ~2a 70
Secretary shaw then discussed trusts and trust
Isr.=-stl.- 81 length. He sa.5 that he had PAID
e3e-zl z.te-tioa 20 that subject n Boston. where
he addressed a Big meeting asst night II o-let
he asserted that the Republican coavs1tton q ISIS
was The 1-st 10 suggest curb co- the cor-oH-loA5
and trusts
The o-ly antitrust oil signed BY President OF
re United states vas signed ~ a Republican
President BENJAMIN HARRISON" said secretary
shaw adding t-zt President Eocse eli vas nov
doing n-o-s than any other President 70 ENFORCE
Lns avs IL eject against -o--otr@--o-S- -e 80
that II t-s states would enforce laws against
trusts within ths-r own -i---s t.e 1Auo-a- gov
eminent would not need &C.
Secretary shaw interrupted several rl--sS y
an intoxicated nan. Who wanted 20 near 4oo--
tae coal strike and ~-ree coal ". Se-" reP--S-
10 am that President Roosevelt. HAT Ea2- W-o
cares cor you better t-a- any one else car. IS CO.
ing al he car % se---5 the trouble Once zs--1
re vas interrupted zn1 paid The President
tribute O. z1sc--oc and esteem resting The fact
that Colo-sI Roosevelt IS crippled. olt attempting
10 work toc rhs solution % the GcCty az TIE -isA
o. serious physical aa-r 20 himself The Secra-
t-ry --l- said
or political oppoce-ts havs always urged The
re--ov4- OF III ta-l- duties -rcn T-4t Laey are
= - - = 49, r i'm ir vT a-sSIz o.
uz2u-a cJ-rers 10 compete successfully with their
raw ra1Isrial7 ore n tie 5oWeIs o. the earth IS
D aw material Until man acquires ute 70 y. but
uct @: the miner. whose labor shall be protected
a-1 whose placed T. oPea Sompe1lon with tas
arsl-lasa-s By what are EnoNn as draW0ack pro-
Elees OF IRON. or WOOD OF -2y oLner colnInodlty;
theretron he VII PrOG-cs nAnutaSLIre tor ex-
Porteuoa he will Be paid from the Treasury the
imported In fact he need not pay the duty. Il he
win conform 70 certain regulations and give the
IN Practice the Republican policy OF protection.
not only OF the manufacturers who sup
Ply he american market, but also 70 the american
long period OF Democratic control. when the manu-
,-ct-Ter was given free raw material. we imported
per car ita- IN 1872 imported. for the purposes
~ manufacture, little over 81 per capita In $50
1lr inporLations Tor purposes OF manufacture
IA per cent OF the total IN 1892 they So per
cent OF the total As usual. our opponents argu-
nentS sound well until tested BY experience.
Personally. ard speaking for myself alone 7
should be glad 20 see these drawback provisions
made more liberal Lei me Illustrate. II smith
imports hides from South America, and EXPORTS the
Gather Which he manufactures therefroun. ne W1Il
be allowed a drawback equal 20 the dutv he has
aid on the hides but II he sells the leather 20
Tones. Jones IS not entitled 20 any drawback even
though he exports shoes nanufactLred thars@-orD
In other words. the thing imported must b. mas
part OF manufacture. and by the importer HIM
SELF some OF our European rivals ofTer greater
Encouragement 70 their exporters than we thus Fsr
have 10 ours. Personally. I believe vet more If5
.rsl PROVISIONS may be safely made without fear Of
revenues. We have attained our Commercial ~.
oendence. and every reasonable ADVANTAGE sb1Si4
% gwen 70 nm whose enterprise Furnishes 49,
oioynent % American citizens the nroduc, -,
whose skin increases our annual balance ~ r-s5s