The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-09-12
Editorial Page
THE NEW TARIFF LAW.

people, the party has what is almost record in American politics, beng in this respect of far greater the preceding republican administration which, while in instances redeeming it's pledges failed to reduce. materially, the tariff rates.
 Perhaps the country should not have made such demand rockrbbed in the belief that the tective tarif the promises made in the heat of campaign should been followed though they republicans.
 Perhaps the greatest mistake of Taft in failing the tariff law that really lowered the necessities, which he promised throughout his first campaign that he would do. However the sbity that the republican antpahy toward anything that resembles reduction the tariff of such strength that the president could do nothing else than sign the bill that contributed materially to the defeat of his party in the last election.
 Anyway, embodiment of what great numbers of citizens nsistently mandng for and will ao rdan opportunity proving dsproving claims those who maintain ed that the reductions needed.
 From any standpoint it be admitted that the President his aids in both houses fine quality of statesmanship in the passage of bill which subjected many criticisms deliberations. The verdict the i'm partial student of politics is that this law medium between those ultra conservative repub whose conception of all politics is high protection and those of the most radical of the democrats who gently contend for free trade Its provisions should be pleasing the citizen who admire rule that demon strates the moderation.
 Without doubt the demand was urgent for a
 
 America In many instances the protection such that competition Swas easily prohibited, and this is condition that should be to the real statesmen of country While 1t is true that some Of Amercas need moderate protection, and this recognized the laws provisions it is well that robbery tremendous scale is by the present rule Many of the largest manufacturers of the the view of the administration concerning necessity the high protection by which various have for long been fostered Out of the tangled of the many perpexing ques the changes the cOuntryS different commodities and the question of the nations revenue, the administration has, through worries, patiently emerged in this of the bill.
 rapidly aging, the of time will probably maintain practically the standard of living that prevails in Europe thus more and more ma ing question that the country must always bear in mind But competition should always be en- couraged. and lawmakers duty is practice fine dis regard of protection that industry should be afforded remembering that in in stances the benefits of manufacture will result from duty that is placed after deliberaton The founding development of American wealth and manu- have,so question tariff that glarng abuses have been allowed to prevail And the present administration seems to have grasped the meaning of the countrys needs in the of radical improvement in the tariff rules the law denotng an intimate research and study of conditions affecting such question.
 What true concerning the need of protection in the early American manufacturing is not at the American manufacturer has learned that conditions in America rapidly approaching those that
 
 his sheet will tally closely with that of his English brother.
 The aim of the administration seems to have been the lowering of the of actual necessities, at the time giving much possible those industries that be need of such protection While it is possible that support could have been accorded in probable that no could equitably the of America than does the law
 The any statesman is the national sec tional prosperity his is probable that no question is complicated than is that of the tariff This is in country, but doubly in America. where there exist conflicting interests and where conditions include the changes caused by a rapid transformation. Always this question has numberless contentious and endless dissensions every civilized the world The tariff question is changing and must be con- sidered by countrys lawmakers The need of revenue the primal necessities tariff, and the changing standards conditions of the various nations make this question that coun always bear in mind Perhaps it would be well to have in the employ of the country body of men whose only duties would be study of the tariff the time such changes in rates as changing conditions would demand
 The illustration of the thorough which the democratic administration is redeem anteeecton promises, well illustrating the splendid quality statesmansp by certain Of democracys leaders.
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