Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-08-07

1896, was 60, 500, 1914 pounds. Dur
ing the four years under Mckinley,
from 1896 to 1900, our total i'm
port of tin plates was 16, ,567, LAG
pounds a decrease of 4.062, ,74S
pounds.
During the four years of Cleve-
land and the Wilson Tariff-1S92
to 1S96-we manufactured 531,
O72, 1868 pounds of tin plate. Dur
ing the four years of Mckinley and
the Dingley Tariff we manufacture
ed 2,G65, COL pounds of tin
plate, an excess over the four pre-
ceding years of Clevelandism of
., 1874, 52S, 900 pounds. See page
36S, Statistical Abstract of the L.
S. for 1901.
During the four years Of Cleve-
land and depression, from 1892 to
1896, we produced 80, $50, 1913 tons
of 2240 pounds to the ton of pig
iron. During the next four years
of Mckinley and prosperity we
produced 43, ,G7O,444 tons of 224O
pounds Of pig iron, an increase Of
1l,2S5, ,24G tons. See page 367,
Statistical Abstract for 1901.
The total quantity of tons Of
224O pounds of iron and steel rail
road bars produced in the United
States during Cleveland's term,
from 1892 to 1896, was 5,O16.2O
tons. During the next four years
under Mckinley the total produc-
tion was 1923, S33 tons, an in
crease of 2,OO7,G24 tons over
Cleveland's four years. Statistical
Abstract, page 3G7 for 1901.
Do the manufactures and produc-
ers Of tin plate pig iron and iron
and steel railway bars desire that
the prosperous condition brought
about by Mckinley and the Dingley
tariff shall continue. If so, as
overwhelming victory for Penny
packer for Governor is necessary to
that end.
The total surplus from operations
of all the railroads in the United
States during 1896, the last year of
Cleveland and his Free Trade
policy, was 81, ,534, 169. During
the year 1900, the last year under
McKinley's policy of Protection,
Progress aud Prosperity, the total
surplus from the operations of rail
roads in the United States was
SS7, ,657,933. See page 400, Statis-
teal Abstract, 1901. Does any
railroad man from window washer
to president desire a return to the
result of Clevelandism. The elcc-
ton of PattisOn will do it.
During the four years of Free
Trade under Cleveland, from 1892
to 1896, there We're 57,412 failures
of business establishments, with an
average Of S15,S of liabilities for
each failure. During the four years
of Mckinley, from 1896 to 1900,
there was a total Of 45,64S failures
"a decrease Of II, ,764-with an
average Of $l1,2l7 liabilities for
each failure. See Statistical Abb
stract, 1901, page III.
Are not these few Of the many
reasons why the Democratic Con-
vention at Erie solcmnly resolved
to waive all consideration Of Ma
tional politics and to consider the
question Of State politics only in
this campaign. As the operation
of National politics affect the
interest ofthe people almost wholly
and entirely-the question of State
politics exercising practically no
effect upon their welfare and com
fort-can it be possible that the
eyes of the people of Pennsylvania
will be blinded by the determina-
ton Of Robert f. Pattison to alb
solutely ignore the important ques-
ton of National policies and
purposes of the Democratic party.
Mr.. Pattison may successfully
elude meeting Hon. VIM. Jennings
III y ttbJ w hCIl It NlSlUS L IllbItlDIlld,
by running away to New York, but
Pattison can't run away from the
question of National politics in
campaign when Congressman and
Senator are to be elected.
Just why Grover Cleveland
should build up prosperity of
Europe by destroying that of his
own country is beyond my com
prehension, and as Mr.. Pattison is
for the third time forerunner of
Cleveland for the Presidency, every
newspaper and every voter in Penn
sylvania should call on him to ex-
plain.
JOHN w. FRAZIER.
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid OF
Doctor
81 am just up from a hard spell Of the
tiux : (dysentery) says Mr.. T. A. Pinner,
!