The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-07
SULPHUR nv SUGAR.

sugar has been permitted ~
!. Secretary Wilson fer bo present
growing erop Under the pur,
food Law order munh tst6 lseu
81 S1he ONE a4o, theme If III
p'ar was authorized, bot ~ sueI
: AmHli InArti1rS aS T. II .hejt tn.
practicabe, II became necessary
70 have ihiS order revoked, Or 10
change the process al u,iuuiActur
i, ing sugar II Louisiana
Last yeat The same question
was mrnnrc "a .onlsiapa' \
{ greatest crop. when CONGRESSMAN
HtousSaih SET aside every person
al interest Of his own AMI. in ohr-
dicnee - H. petitions of Itc Yug
M Planters IT he state. became
y leading member ~ II eomuissio
10 " aShlHctoM IN ia rltur' 10 have
threatening conditions ameliora'
cd lffo'0 fhe lnerptrnev Of this
question " Etou+slrd fortified
himself Vii, eNery facl and al Of
- cNin''N y ltls lhat vcfe ~
ta'nahIe ~ ~Tlt time. Thee
We're compiled INTO u formidable
bret. which was presented 10 hr
heads II tle slel ailments govern
ing tins matter, with The result
u snSponding ic order for lls.
years crop and ~ agreement
| That the ctop IF 1907 w0aid not
be embarrassed by any adverse
ruling
When iii" question Appealed in
threatening form aaain this war
The Louisiana Sugar Planters Ns
soclatlon and The New Orleans
Sugar Exchange promptly calico
Tor NJ Nt0l~safd 10 meet them IN
JOINT session 1T New Orleans. lie
did fe, together with d. Blan
IN. were assigned the duty VI ~
pea'lng 10 Sccfy wilson, Request
ing llH 10 repeal order No 10 in
SO tdr aS il affected sugar and no
lasseS
S"cfy Wilson WIS. IT that tim.
IN California Arrangements were
made for 4 conference upon the
Secreiary's return 10 Washington
and ! day set mr Broussa.l .
had gone 80 New 0t!eans. where
he had spent some time IN gather
ing the last details in the case
when the press dispatches al
nounced that Senators McEnery.
ana Foster and Congressman
navey, after a hong conference
with he Secretary Of Agriculture.
finally persuaded that official Of
ne wisdom Of snspeHding the en-
.orccment of the sulphur clause
or the coming season."
This result is desired, but II
toes not reach far enough. II
vas TO have been the object OF
he mission Of MIR. Brcussald and
)r. H'ouin 70 petition for definite
nd final ruling on the use Of sal.
hur as employed H. Ito manufac-
'ne of table sugar in Louisiana. ;'
hereby putting this question 10 :
rst, not only for 1907, bnt for all I
ears to come The premature. I
0oftlvc, and lily advised act OF I
sons of Louisiana, in med
mug with question especially
ltrusted to others, is difficult OF
Splanation They simply blum |
cred.
The Senators and Congressman
no voluntarily and unsolicitedIl
'ted ~ The matter gSt Their !"
anks from the Sugar Exchange
his was and is fit aud proper Dl
IT how hollow is their achieved =
DRY in the eyes Of the people, r,u
the face Of the subsequent FACE
y. he Sugar Exchange ha~ nrg,
Mr.. Broussard and DR.. Blonin , Iva
go on to Washington and pres ,hra
tue matter as originally plan mi nf
a! 10 /
,r lab
Il the self imposed commission MOI
d p,oparlv ranrnaantol .l, Cha
interest of Louisiana, it would
nave been content to rest the
estlon Oh he season Of 1907. -
would have presented the ex. r.
lstive report Of Or Arcenaud's
and by virtue Of its
wing, pe'itioned the privilege tx tx
continuing the present pro S S.T
: TIL such time, at least. AZ ths TN tine
paftmcnt will have arrived a, n
all determination, based upon 81.
reports of is own experts and q
mists La other words, til. Il
paffnent should have been ~
wn that i tsa great injury to
sugar industry Of tins state 10
"' PIE
re OF apprehension; that the q ao q
cont nr,pass SLn,,li ~, l. let Oh
w "e''' al Stertt
in its relations to public TEI