Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-07-28

| tHt DuSt ttW yours tno
country has attained n height OF material
well-belng never before reached. Wages
are higher than ever before. That when
ever the need arises there should be a re-
| adjustment OF the tariff schedules Is
undoubted; but such changes can with
safety be made only by those whose de-
votion to the principle OF a protective
tariff Is beyond question; for otherwise
| the changes woul damount NIT TO read
tustment. but to repeal. The readjust-
| ment when made must maintain and not
destroy the protective principle. To the
farmer. the merchant, the manufacturer
this II vital; but perhaps no other man
Is 80 much interested as the wage worker
In the maintenance OF our present eco
nomic system. both as regards the
finances and the tariff. The standard OF
living OF our wage-workers Is higher than
that OF any other country and II cannot
so remain unless We have n protective
tariff which shall always keep as a min
imum rate OF duty sufficient to cover the
difference between the labor cost hero
and abroad. Those who. like our oppo-
nents. 'denounce protection as a rob-
berry" thereby explicitly commit them
selves to the proposition that II they
were to revise the tariff no heed would
be paid to the necessity OF meeting this
| difference between the standards Of liv-
ing for wage-workers here and In other
| countries; and therefore on this point
| their antagonism to our position Is funda-
mental. Here acain we ask that their
| promises and ours be Judged by what has
been done In the immediate past. We
ask that sober and sensible men COM
pare the workings Of the present tariff
law. and the conditions which obtain UNI
der Il. with tho workings NJ tho preceding
tariff law Of IS93 and the conditions which
that tariff of 1902 helped IN bring about.
We have already shown in actual fact
that our policy In 10 do fair and eouol
| iustice IN nil mon having M baod IN
whether n man IL rich or moor. having
M beed IN his race HE creed or his
bIrthnloce.
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tnI and the orpopizo,ion ~ labor no mt
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