The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-15

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Il fhs Hasus s ea Tie asst of Il this month.
Foreign Trade Relations Of the United
States.
In my last annual message referred
| to tho tayt6 negotiations Of the depart-
mont o1 state with foreign countries in
ss es clam .as u he I'M
tons from the several countrie.. and
sa e. s.. Y ~. =: fa .w s.a
esafss although there werA unfortunats-
6eak arbitrarily. with American intsrsets
so. snd 81 sas gsne
Esrst q - that thsrs Ismein few
the commercs Of ths Unitsd States while
amount to undue Discrimination IN the
HasSst !. Isl. they . are III Ill sxesptions "a e
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Tor American commerce abroad.
While the double tariff feature Of the
tariff law Of isoe ha. been amply 1u.ti.
nsd sy the r..,ts sshisy:d in ssoydsns Dig
criminations sfaisst Amefican conrnsrcs,
| Il is believed that the tirns has come fof
the amendment Of this feature Of the law
discriminatory treatment Of xmericsn
70 protsct The n snsncssi I einssr.sts "a % ssros1
| of American citisens against arbitrary
| and injurious treatment on the part OF
iSlhtivs o. administrativs measures.
It would seem desirable that the mAn.
smSraes WITHIN il pnrsssw % S The fres iHis i'll,
es. J: MT s. hs e . 4 E: h:yss n
countries Rom which the tmportations
Into the United State. are connned vir-
tuaily to articles on the free list.
.The fiscal year ended June %. 1s11,
shoys Kreat progrsss in the development
| Of American trade. It was noteworthy
e maEking the highest record Of exports
| trtsa, the valuation being In excess Of
E.oo0coo.o 900. These exports showed .
. gain s ever r. TIE he preceding year OF more
Crying Need for American Merchant
Marine. 55yz
| / need hardly reiterate the conviction
that there should speedily be built up an
esssry to assure favorable transports- |
commerce as well as to supplement the
sa ..n Il s noas sSs M Of shR. 9
vantage Of keeping at home part Of the
vast sums. now paid foreign shipping for
CARVING American goods; All the great
1 to their merchant marine, 30 that II d
/ obvious that without some wise aid from
the congress the United States must la9
4 behind IN the matter OF merchant marino
\ In itS present anomalous position.
4 Legislation to facilitate the extension