The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-01-07
COUNTRY CLUB TALK

lev and the chances are that he vii
lremain the same ont Of it. In tn
iHee weeks that congress was in SEES
sion before the holiday recess hs. sem
70 that body his annual message and
three special messages In all prob
ability he has now as many messages
to send in soon, and will keep this up
At the rate of one a week until his
own term aud the present congress
expires. He leaves his predecessors
vastly outclassed as message writer's.
Judge Connors look for him to
foreatall Taft on tariff revision. The
commission considering the matter
aust be about ready to report and Il
is likely that some administration con
eressman has a bill already prepared
| ,aat covers The subject, regardless Of
what the commission may recommend
M noting in the character of its pro.
visions the testimony given before the
CmmittCe or commission The time
Is short in which to get a bill passed
by This congress but Roosevelt woul3
lie the glory Of having a tariff act
.Gmed in accordance with his ideas
ea5sed before his term expires.
Major Haney, notice that nearly
II the Witnesses appearing before the
commission are interested in behalf oil
4 protective tariff Carnegie spoke
correctly on this point, saying in sub
stance that their opinions andueclara.
items should he discounted. Intelligent
consumers Of manufactured products.
not otherwise Interested in manufaa
iut.ng, Should have their day in cour'
The shipping interests should also be
heard Their interests have been sac
1ificed to upbuild the manufactures
Until America has more commerce
"a The seas there is hardly any reas
IN for nayics to protect it, CONNER
ciai vessels should be numerous
noueh TO supply the navy with sea
men without crippling themselves
with shortage In olden times thc
commercial marine supplied the navy
win sailors
col Smithws Carnegie is n prob |
'em to ne. The protective tariff piled |
p more wealth for him han b
naas what to do with, and now II,
turns nee trader Ie is more inter
a-.cd in something else now than IN
steel manufacturing He now declares,
mat the duty should be taken off from
,raI thai the manufacturers of this
uuTy i'm that line can easily com
ttt with those Of other countries
ud du SO i'm markets outside of th
ri'cd States While be declares mI
af1- the tariff entirely off from
.'ee, and some Steel products 81 is
p,bable that if questioned closely n
'auid rcst ON ire Democratic idea Of
revenue iariG which would aaor3
I'D the protection that American man
iaciurers can reasonably ask for |
ma which would tend to divert IN,
ara TO tho government treasury IL
tfni OF tho pockets of the manufas
w.rs, who now take nearly all IN
..s1u" derived from #.
Lawyer Bangs Tie umbue in ID,
~ oct prulactioui~r- for protection t.
uencau labor is NOW apparent ro
cuy everybody When times arr
ool aud labor Is demanded the maI
iciarers mime owners and conuac
on public works are in taucH WITH
leymuI agencies iu New YoI
.a other cities, and these agenoie
"a" iu touch with steamship com
in.es Working oeeiler they nave
Gamers following zach other in ra, 81,
sucg. sion. bringing 10 This countrt
r'leneis, NOT merely 10 meet the de- a
and for labor but 10 hold down
aces also The factories and mines ,,
.taepu Doe Atlantic coast and We.
.-is-iuui river az now mostly co. "a
with foreigners In tbr Rookie. 81.
DID Wc-t. Japanese. aud Chinese con
iafe fhe great b8ih oi Ihe mauua
.iAers. The restrictions 900 the im Ici
grafton of Asiaties do not keen
,m oui but greatly lesson ~ uatu ''
tide of Them.
api- Billings 81. are ucarfv get.
De- away from our orciual topic
..eH wss Roosevelt . was remind
taiaF az one oil Bis fails i1 bank ,-
.au come Ell the gold coins he iszual
a monument t1 his admini-tra-Iaa
"a Shave ue Some rf them viii Ia 4r
ef.a Ht gin collectors ara
4ret rears irom naw au be- ia
"W ~ rH- 80u-eVeif rcias THf- .H
e'f fid-rerf lrom snr etf
r7i.s The die i- reversed o. -
r- fu- fte l1rrr- Instead rfi.H
ttsr. Tire ra-fe .Ta God sac
H sFe f-f CT entirely BANKERS ,-
EI. fheu- i-eeausa dies canau
fafre ar rHr upous aloiLer o. e
e D. r lruftared Thar Congress rnr
COP ta a- Fafraer uf These plare. To-
iae down on this fail and His
% las lsd. b. arcbabif one .Tlr-
grievances Roosevelt has agafnz I.
Eess far shira - Is rrriug To- e.. 1u.
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