The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-25
THE WEST AND THE SUGAR TARIFF.

the when the Democratic from tn
bpe sugar rrevocaby their
.eanst provision of the Underwood Bill the dman
upon them place State before party becomes more nssten Will
The Underwood Bill the Democratic with
four definitely agreed in its supporRansde Thorn
and Newands not yet an absolute certainty tina
there will further break against the free Tn
whole fight upon bill will be concentrated the schedule
is known that the majority of the Democratic senator
not in favor of that schedule but are being driven and whp
into supporting IT,
When the matter put the touch be evasion
Every senator will be put ON record not only on the schedule as
stands amendments covering every phase of the
question If Democratic intend stick they will
against amendments which they favor amendment
mbarra them with their constituents the utmost
next month with always the hope that the situation Will becom
lntoabe for another of the majority Tn
Republicans with the Louisiana will bring all the
possible within congress- public opinion in such States Colorado
Nevada and Montana will bring what possible the
senator's from outside.
The West already active in its campaign sample of tn
sentiment in Colorado the following open letter which
peared recently the Denver Republican Other open letters
of like have appeared in other Denver and in ohe
papers throughout the State The Republican letter says
To John sharOth and Charles Thomas United
The people Goo S amazed and indignant the
pledge could have saved the beet industry
You Senator Thomas made effort to conceal your trucking
spirits as you have proved to be.
and sans y saVs p majority yoS
v0 vote Senator'S free rsSgs ~ Sn @ thine % voo that
are merely oong party pledges The ds%OaGy of Colorado
S to sSs s 1sSss Of , beet il, Your ps
s upon % stand s aa yG the %
% s for %y T T have s s h sssF s ' ss and by
s Ss % put 1% msa a above courage ns to
fare Cadn have refused join the % delegation
seeking to eOmm-a crime that makes victim of the
keen the of these theories of national
gone avorins recall the
case Senators Thomas you
ing the offices hold of majority of
you are good enough abide by recall The
sugar senators by Colorado
m xG~ sh s and ss pr os
The recall is much Democratic matter of principle free trade
the historic atersnee: The
Of ,hs divine Sa'i"S S" s
ss .la, % T% s s.s,.. ssss. that vacant sa
asd 5olcraas business om.
sign you believe in the sp, Of the recall has, well its ss
you in sentiment snt a thousand timesI
The Domestic Bulletin its of July 3, publishes
number of extracts from Western newspapers each vong dema
Tor the retention of sufficient sugar protection to prevent the SIN
down OF the beet factories and the abandonment OF the
Signs multiplying says the Bulletin that apprehe
sion OF free sugar spreading generally through the beet s"s
producing West In sections where few months
only mild interest manifested this phase of the pending Tar
Bill fuller realization of the significance of free sugar easi
loud protests Communities in which the establishment of bt
factory mas resulted agricultural PtopetiF anu general e
ea development the first to protest free sugar Sections de
of securing the establishment of factory have joined
criticism any radical cut in the duty that will prevent the spre
Of the beet industry
sa
little nothing under free and the only appreclabe
OF the free trade clause will be swell the Golfers of the refine
combine the East the of the beet growing States
loud in then dnunciaon of free and calling tn
ofsgato refuse sacrifice their States by amey urrenderng
r, the lash
Who the from Colorado asks the Denver Roc
Mountain News Who casts their two votes when the ndusr
Of the State the balance? is the dctum of til
Is out If touch with its welfare the senators themev
oicg their oepeaed pledges and their own real convictions
These questions have been reiterated other Demoea
well as Republican, throughout the State The Denver Times
publishes statistics showing that the farmers will be able to sect
only VI bees under free instead of
present price So and their return if all
beet factories able continue will fall from $50 to 500
I'm Nevada the the mputaton that the be
industry of the State is not Legitimate industry and her
unworthy of preservation They backing up Senator Ne
lands strongly his fight against free The
realize the Reno Evening Gazette that the ninety
cent of the voters of Nevada which his critics have referred
in favor of some form Of protection sugar
1.-THE Montana newspapers aroused by the free trade
orias in the Helena Independent have rushed the defer
Of the beet industry of the State. The only b.
sugar factory in the State Billings and other communities hl