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


The English in a hopeful mood just now.
They hope that will let them manage what built.
They hope that will accept seriously Professor Wilson's
program and make this free trade counrywhich would be
very pleasant for free trade England
In a previous Mr.. Hearst had pointed the
fact that the Americans propose the American
without English supervision.
And in the statement quoted below he makes it quite clear
people this country story
lost his aand advised the other foxes their tails
off, it is much nicer not to have any tail.
finds the bushy tail protection
dus and labor quite useful and comfortable and does pro-
pose chop it of-smpy because England is mutiaed
We invite special attention of again par
agraphs Mr. earss latest paragraphs
clearly and in condensed form the opinions of least nine
enths of country it is well to have
the English learn and have politicians in this country learn
the Americans will not experiment with the free trade of Eng
free trade forced upon by that
territory incapable feeding population
Mr. Hearst says
There are some abuses in the tariff which need correction but for NV
believe tariff for protection believe
uneamped prosperity of America
protection, in spite of certain
says such point of production that
overflow markets and that
up foreign markets to our produce
markets because legitimate protection has
and
manufacturers
pendy prosperous conditions at home
would not be we" or wise to alter too rapidly radically
which these pendy
merely " reducing our own aH wal" we must reduce the tariff wall of
by dnosrng our own fence we may get out of our own m
ue but into the pasture
opportunity to
1t reciprocity that the
be
IF maintain protective countries
we wi" lower our bars to your products will lower
products But if we have tariff fences
men, and considers
them ignorant and provincial am almost disposed raby
American business and
have made America the greatest business nation
they employing
their wealth in which excites the
Some of our business like Rockefeller
surgical experiment for the benefit of o ] 90 ea, ana
libraries for
the dissemination Of universal knowledge and maintaining obseat
the development of scientific pursuits ~ anu
Others again like Morgan assembling
development and percep-
tons and for the higher culture
our business Wilson's
under the guidance of college professors these ignorant
business Of might
serves ana "e country as they did when LEFT to their own resources
declarations have all the positive
ness the Iednesoe who has theories on everything and
nothing His the customary attitude OF the college
e'eEns having read in books where written
interesting thing to see a college professor un ,
business the musty rooms Of
one Of n. colleges which the practical
enabled them to endoW.
Enssmen are interested in this phase of ,i
can politics but think that the sound pre-
application Of the undsested theories of some Of
The extracts from Mr. Hearsts statement to tbo
newspaper following the this counry's determi
nation the canal that built express well fine
opinions Of the majority of the citizens of this country Can
dhates for office who make agree with this
analysis of the situation will find difficult to make voters agree
with them.
1h, country proposes to protect the United States its
and IFS mann ,I,