The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-05-25
CHINESE MINISTER
ON EXCLUSION BILL
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
FAVOR OUR REPORTS
WORK or CoNsULs is coMMEN-
Ed IN High OFFICIAL
CIRCLES


ton in the house several members took
occasion to crtlcise the consular serv-
ice and urge that some reform be made.
Ii was claimed that good men could
not be obtained at the salaries now
paid, but the consuls were not without
defenders and the fact was brought
out, which every one knows who has
taken the trouble to Investigate, that
the consular service of the United
states is first class in every respect.
AS in every otuer body OF men Of like
number. there are sure to be some who
are not the best but as whole they
are credit to the country and have
accomplished great good for the com
mercc of the country. II the advice of
our consuls as set forth in their reports
was followed more closely, merchants
ana manufacturers would find a still
better foreign market for their wares.
When called upou fer special informa-
ton, il is found that our consuls from
every part Of the globe respond in
manner to completely exhaust the sub
| ject No publication has greater cir
cnlation among business men interest
ed in foreign trade than the daily bul-
letn 81 the state department contain
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was i'ol'o'''' 10 s'i'' a ''''''' C0,''''i'7,
| SION 70 the ORIENT 'lie 'i" vas "'leo''"
| upon the showing that All information
| that a commission could obtain was
found in the consular reports.
! Champion Chsmp Clark.
Cn4aD CIarl, of Missouri was one Of
tha n..5 who cho1nuionel the cause of
Inc c,,asals lie rs member Of the
committee ON fereign alfairs. which has
been eoasi5erine n consular reform bin.
ana said chat rhe proposed merit sys-
fem would NOT improve the service.
Coed lilsinesz non who were good pol
itic.ane. he c.&.ye4l. made and would
continue TO maze ne hest men TO rep
resent the country anrooa in bust
ness ca@city In the course OF ms re-
marks he got Oft some characteristic
sayings. tor Instance; NOW. some
| bouy s5Fa that You get Il lot oI back
woods politicians WHO have Delivered
| delegates to somebody we never nave
any delegates in the district which !
have Tie honor TO represent Tor we
have primaries. 'Hacbw woods districts
J are not the only places where there
is a Job lot OF pollticlans hanging
around llauehIerl have heard
that politicians abound IN great cities
and deliver delegates sometimes. An
other thing, the men who run TINS
house. as rule, are baekWoodsmen
They come from the country or the
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