Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-17

The London Daily Express.
The English a hopeful mood just
They hope that will let them what built.
They hope will accept seriously Professor Wilson's
program and make this free trade comtrywhch would be
very pleasant for free trade England
In a previous statement Mr. Hearst hadp pointed the
fact that the Americans propose the American canal
without English supervision
And in the quoted below he makes quite clear
that the people Of this country remember the of the fox
that lost his taand advised the other foxes their tails
off as is much o have any tail
The United States finds bushy tail of protection for in
duSry and labor quite useful and comfortable and does pro
pose chop onsimpIy because England mutilated
We invite special attention of our readers again to some par
agaphS Mr. Tearsts satementhee paragraphs
press clearly and in condensed form the opinions of least nine
tns of the citizens Of this country. And is well have
English and politicians country learn that
the Americans will experiment with the free trade of Eng
land free trade forced upon Great Britain by the fact
her territory was incapable of feeding her population
Mr.. Hearst says:
There which need correction but for my
of the oneHd prosperity of America has been largely stimulated
principle I~decton spite of in
so>s point production
open
produce
This is quite true but one reason that fill and
markets because legitimate protection has prevented the product
manufacturer and foreign cheap labor invading markets
srndd
would vel radically
vrlored the nations
of
demoIshns pas
'an not 5( the pasture Of f"eE" nations until we have
protective policy our one opportunity to
lower the tariff bars of foreign
tariff bars of foreign countries be lowered
IF We maintain our protective fence we can say to foreign countries
products But if we have no m fence. we can make NO such peneaci
bargain
dsappes American men, and considers
dict this statement Of Mr. wilson
business the
have made America tine greatest business nation in the world They
ounutns in America the wealth of the world and they
'neir |ea" IN way which eNe'+s the admiration of the world
for the advancement Of nnr and snr,ttng ms tt,tn Of , nd
al
Others business like
the dissemination of universal knowledge and maintaining
other scientific establishments
the development of scientific pursuits
, , r t ri + h 1' s " america t the ar, and H.
tons and for the higher culture
al
it
under the guidance OF college professors these ignorant and provincial
selves ana their they did left
Wilson'S positive
ness of the pososue who has theories everything
nothing His the customary attitude of the college
everything having read it books.
eEe professors with equally nnne knowledge
interesting Thing to see college professor rectrns practical
business on The practical problems nuy OF
enabled them, to- cndon '''' success " 'n business men had
this phase of Arncri
expense by the hasty
application of the "nested theories of meaning
The above extract, from Mr. Hcarss statement to the
newspaper following this countrys detern
nation to manage the canal that built, express well the
opinions Of the majority of the country Can
didae Office who agree with this
analysis Of the situation viii find difficult voters agree
with them.
This couutr, propose, to project fine limited S,a,. =,