Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-09
SEVEN GPEAr YEARS

u Is plainly true that the history
Of the last seven years IN the United
states makes au inyincible platform
Tor the parry THAI conducted the gov.
eminent during that period.
Between 1896 and 1908 Uncle Sam
Increased his national wealth from
1000 100000 % 100000. GOO. 900, an
Increase Of S3O.OOO.OOO. 600
Between 1891 and 1908 Uncle Sam
Increased bis exports from 1851. 900.
900 % fi.f2OOOO.Ooo. an Increase Of
5000, 900.
Between 1896 aud 1908 Uncle Sam
Increased his imports from t77sOOO,'
900. an increase OF g2t6.OOO.OOO.
Between 1896 and 1908 Uncle Sam
increased his customs revenue from
ti6O, 900 900, costing fi2 per cent to
collect TO s2st OOO. 900. costing only
2.gs per cent TO collect.
Between 1906 and 1903 Uncle Sam
Increased his total foreign commerce
from 1901 ,OOO. 900 20 12.4ii.OOO. 600.
an Increase Of SSSi 900. 900.
Between 1895 and 1903 Uncle sam
Increased bis internal revenue with.
out the temporary war taxes) from
$4,000. 900. costing 2.G2 per cent 70
collect. TO $3.50. GOO. 600. costing only
l.9t per cent 20 collect
Between 1896 and 1903 Uncle Sam
Increased the money IN circulation IN
his family from 81 5O6.OOO.O 900 10 a..
$4,000 900. an increase OF 9S6i 600.
900.
Between 1896 and 1908 Uncle San
decreased his Importation OF tir
plates nom 5000 900 pounds q
10000. 900 pounds. a decrease Of 275.
900. 900 pounds yearly. His increas,
In tin plate manufacture was from
800 900 pounds TO S20.OOO,O0l
pounds. an increase 81 46l.OO0.OOI
pounds yearly.
Between 1895 and 1903 Uncle San
took care Of S.557S9 emigrants q
the United states.
Between 1895 and 1903 Uncle San
made yearly provision for 100000
pensioners. aggregatlng 3975.OOO. OOl
TOR the seven years.
Between 1895 and 1908 Uncle San
decreased tho total % his public deb
from 55.0OO.O 900 to t9s5. 600 900.
decrease Of t3O.OO0.OOO. with th
Spanish dlnculty and its extraordina
for. without his exactlng and cas-
war indemnity from Spain.
Between 1896 and 1908 Uncle San
increased his export Of domestic mar
ufactures from t22s 900 900 20 ftO7
900 900. an increase Of fi7S,OOO.OO
. yearly.
Between 1895 and 1908 Uncle sar
, Increased the yalue Of animals on hi
farms from ti.727O00.O00 70 $500
900 900, an increase Of $685. 900 ,0o'
Between 1895 and 1908 Uncle saE
? Increased hls factories from $1,000
, 10 600. 600 an increase OF 10000; hi
! factory workers Gin whole or par,ia
works IN 1890 from 100000 10
900 600. an increase OF 100000: hi
yearly factory payrolls from $1,000
10000 TO G5.OOOOOO 900. an incroas
!, OF 5000 900 600: his factory outpu
y from $500 600 900 70 lti.BO0 OOO. 90,
C an increase OF 5000 900 900 yearly
: bis manufacturers OF iron and ste,
O from $500 100000 70 $3.50. 900 900, q
q Increase OF 100000. 900 yearly; hi
home consumption Of raw coito
ironi 2.50500 bales 10 3.824.0O0 bale
an Increase OF i.tie.OO0 bales yearll
Between 1896 and 1908 Uncle Sal
y increased American tonnage engage
9 In commerce on the great lakes frol
y t.32t 900 90 1907 900 tons. an lncreas
. OF $4,000 tons yearly America
tonnage passing through the Sau
y Ste Marie canal from 17.2eA.OOO I
Z 27,796.OOO tons. an increase OF 10
!. $4,000 tons. American tonnage 81
! gagged In domestic trade from S.s5s .0C
!, 20 5.l9S 900 tons. an increase OF $50
=" 900 tons; American tonnage but
practically al domestic from 227
T. 900 20 $4,000 tons. an Increase (
2 900 900 tons.
y And all thia a only part OF the rio
Z story OF Uncle Sans seven fat yea
i uader the protective policy OF n
I republican party,