The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-10-22

Our consuptve energy 50 great we consumed more own
produce surplus they could spare would IN n can
discomfort American industries Our home secure t
projection tariff necessarily any tariff would 3
to exclude foreign goods . III
THE DEMooRATIc POLICY,
were otherwise Democratic Party patriotic to mt
jeopardy American prosperity to advocate wo
American abo On @ contrary Ee Say that saus e ePi b q
general Of machinery in this country than other and
because Of the skill Of labor produce cheau
any other country and contend that the congested condition
manufactures ought be relieved by seeking foreign markets
ing the full wages will increase exports Of anufactur and m
large the demand for labor expanding industries As We
new markets If our are to continue to increase WI
find abroad This has long been understood the
cotton the South some sought
market in China and elsewhere across the seas
For years of Southern factories have manufactured
with British goods Our tariff is Of no benefit to them but bsu,s
it increases the cost Of plant @aeRnsry oil dyes etc. it is dis
compete successfully in the markets of the world
THE NECESSITY FOR CHANGE
Indeed Mr. Dale Republican who represents h
industries of Pittsbug the House. May 49, 1905 made
speech found PIP Congressional Record which he
men, BY general prosperity BY reason inventive
genius by Of improved machinery arrived ape
when make in this country Of nine months all
that the country in year
The how to deal with the situation Republican
policies and measures lead results which illustrated the
condition which has been only intensified by the panic For
months many factories have been closed Wagearnes
industries pail of DEATH prevents expectations debs from
entering foreign and crppes policy
of the Democrats would be to the letters from
turing by opening up markets. by ssenng the first of raw
material and the of the plants They would do the
present congestion and would provide the expansion of
industries securing labor fm wages
and establishing prosperity on wider and broader basis
THE DrNGLEY TARIFF.
The history Of this abomnation may be briefly stated The vii
the Republicans declared needed revon The Republican
of the Committee Ways and Means
ings from which the Democratic members excluded They
arranged tariff thought the country needed Then
President Mckinley demanded that they should arrange
outlet for congested manufacture He proposed reciprocity
treaties we tariff cent as those
countries making reciprocity treaties With Toangwer
purposes they 90 per the new tariff they had
agreed and then put in clause per reduction
reciprocity treaty that might BE made Although such
treaties negotiated have been ratified So the result
has been high and then 20 per raise
top of that! So. s. u s1.@5 1.sssaF. ssst ..<
Thus erected the ded Palace of Etortion and the greedy
combines quickly made their habaon there and have faend on
from the United States Statistical year 1906 ST.
where is given the value per capita Of the leading
sary articles of daily consumption"
On July /, 1897. $11e4 $1aeo $1a20
On Jan. I, 1908 TIA 1881 1880
Increase, per cent. AZ 40
Such has been the operation Increasing living brought
about by the combines While the general Of the tariff
SO cent the tariff products exceeds per
and on many lines it exceeds zoe. per cent
President Mckinley intelligent statesman than Ding
aaspated he seosous speech in favor 81 Reciprocity and
Of ere liberal policy "a extend manufactures
mn r.r.p.. ,~. y
Already trusts and combines had begun their dominion Secure
against because of the they had
hona competition was destroyed Between 1890 and they
had made much Roadway and the passage the Dngy BILL with
possession trade industries of the country Prior to
there were 20 Of these the space Of three