Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

IL that tho growth or foreign trade
hue almost kept proportional" pnr'
with the domeBtlc--frum SinUn,onn,.
0OO In 1870 to $4,000, o00,0u0 Ia lHl2.
"Our exports for the last >rar
amounted TO S2,lTO.a lH3GS, ct which
f674. 302.903 were manufacture ready
for consumption. the largest export
trade and tho largest proportion "I
manufactures ready for consumption
the country has ever known.
"The American manufactures aud
the American worker would not have
much spirit loft for invading tho for.
Clgn market II deprived by n Demo
cratic tariff for revenue only Of the
best market of all, moro than equal
In purchasing power To all Europe,
tho home market. which they now
control thanks ~ tho Republican pro-
tcCtlvo tariff.
"And this unprccCndcntcd growth
uf our foreign trade IL accompanied
Ivy expansion as unprccc dented In our
home trade from ono Ond OF tho Cuun-
Try to tho other. IT In not "a sudden
initiation but u gradual advance. All
industries aro hummlng and there IN
work ut good wages for all who are
willing 70 work. In tho Pittsburgh
district alone understand that there
IN work for at least $4,000 workers
In excess OF the number available.
| business. Wholesale and retail. Is
a,tly" aud profitable, for tho people
| have money with which to buy.
Tho question for tho American
voter IN whether this condition shall
l"outuuo and tho nation shall go for
ward 10 even greater prosperity.
Tho farmers nro enjoying the
greatest prosperity In tho experience
of American agriculture.
'At present tho steel induStry. com.
monty regarded M the barometer OF
business, s driven Ia its utmost ca
pariiN, With orders far ahead for stcc
rails other Industries ara equal,
active sud altogether national cundl
tinns V"r" meyer ~ prosperous nnI
promising. provided the Americas
people decide to apply for their 20
lItlCW choice the snmc good iudgmcn
ana prudent foresight which they ap
ply, ~ Il rule, To their personal at
FAIRS,
Ms We come nearer To the day -
election II In Ia bC expected that Tia
! kocnll IN" responsibility which ~
inChs iu hlS ballot IN natiuuuI rlcr
20 tiuns ut least the Brcat muiuTiiN liz
To feel that they are voting Tor u can
dldnlr Who has n chance of sGcccN,
II iH obvious that either the ItCpuh
!, lirnu or the Democratic nominees vii
b" elected, ana not to vote for Ia
Republican candidates IN In effect {
help their Democratic opponents an
tn" Democratic platform at u 'tnril
for rrvcnu" only rrclghtrd with dir
L consequences Tor IN" country nov
buay and prosperous under RCpubli
can rule
at * we'll known Ia every one, u
u open secret on every street Curnc
that the thlrd party does not cxpct
! success
1T remains To- hr scon now man
! Republicans are willing tn assist |
- completing the decentralization of Ia
Republican party ana handing IN
rclnS of government over to the DCiI
ocrHis, to gritiiv mere desire for rr
y \"ng", ! hrll"N" that tn" IlcpubllCH
y party win be- found az u whole tu
| patriotic. too luNuI H. rs principle
' hnd itH traditions too Just IN Nv att
! tudr toward public servants, whom
nag entrusted with duties faithful
! performed, To commit hnrlkri In IN
! Form Hnd for the objects indicated.