The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

the people TO elect William Mckinley
II promised a proper tariff law and We
did put upon the statute books, the Din
gley tariff law, the best tariff law ever
made.
And so we have filed every promise VIC
have made from time TO time. Justin s.
Morrow has lone more on his line than
any other man. with all due respect 20
your senior senator
THE TARIFF LAW.
with this taritr law We have won tho
sceptrc OF industrial supremacy and
stand as the very first productive nation
on Gods footstool.
To-day we stand foremost among the
nations OF tho world as the greatest ex-
porting nation I'm the world.
During those last eight years we have
o~utstripped Germany. France II the
British Empire as an importing nation
and therefor we are the foremost COM
mercial nation I'm tho whole world. all un-
der the Dingley tariff law. our exports
have increased II per cent over last year
and our imports 1914 per cent over the
past year. For last September the amount
shows our imports was the greatest OF
any month.
You know all these facts. you hear all
OF them but We hear now OF a revision OF
the tariff.
ON lARltF REVISION.
ut Is not possible TO revise part Of his
law without revision OF all OF the law. As
General Hancock said The tariff is a To-
cal issue, Massachusetts, wants one thing.
the west another and the south another.
To he sure there are schedules or some
goods that need revision but IL cannot be
done I'm part.
Several instances Of the differences OF
ot opinion were cited 10 show the diff
culties encountered ana then the dcmHnd-
ed Increase I the navy was referred to.
The battles Of the future arc not to be
fought by the armies and navies OF the
world, but II will be for the commercial
supremacy OF the world on that great field
OF Chiua which has just been opened m
TO trade.
The growth OF the country. the a%couisi-
ton or the Philippines were steps 10 the
commercial conquest. tho acquisition Of
Porto Rico were steps toward the control
OF the Caribbean Sea, a start for the canal
and with the Hawaiin Islands we have
the western terminus OF the canal. All
these acquisitions are heading toward our
opportunity at the climes market.
Now we must change our policy toward
China and 10 the people OF that ancient
empire.
GOV. ELISHA DYER C1iEERED.
Former Gov. Elisha Dyer received n
warm welcome when he came upon tho
stage and thcn Col. George Webb intro
duced Judge Henry \. Palmer Of the town
OF Cranston TO explain the constitutional
amendment.
The judge introduced himself as Judge
Henry Palmer OF the Eighth judicial dis
trict and said: 81 can hear sonc of Won
say. lie don't look IT,. but / want TO saw
the Young Mems Republican club and
the Republican party give tho young men
"a chance"
lie. after ! characteristic preamble
told about tho terrible conditions that
might exist n tho cities OF Pawtuckct and
Providence had the proper number OF
representatives,. "Why they would con-
troll the state. just think OF the Demo-
Gratis In control OF the state under the
sort OF constitution that they want.
Think OF Quinn. Fitzgerald and that
prince OF troublemakers. ms neighbor
from Cranston. Eddie Sullivan. running
things.
why, the Democrats would get fight
ing among themselves up at the state
house" he said.
Gov. utter was called the statesman OF
the Pawcatuck and ex-Gov. Garvln as the
sclf-styled doctor OF Spotlcss Town. and
aging ~ thank the club for letting me
speak. because Z like 90 do a." hc closed
by giving a whole lut ~ reasons why h.
was = Republican. some ~ which tho au-
dience subscribed 90 by Vocifcrously APP
plsudins When no finished his glass OF
water and his his bushes - Col Wehb's