The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-06-27

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shorttime by factories, in anticipa-
ton of Tariff changes ought not to
make Congressman Mahan any more
positive that the Tariff bill is the
best ever.-Norwich Conn., Bulletin.
One would never have guessed, from
the way the South has been voting,
that there was all that Protection
sentiment which is now appearing
Albany Journal.
The Democrats promised the coun-
try lower prices and unbounded pros
perity at the Baltimore convention of
1912. But they will be unable to re-
deem their promises. The foreigner
and the importer will see to it that
the consumer will get II in the
neck" The industries will be strick
en-, and prosperity will flee the coun-
try.-Marion Qa.) Register.
According to the latest tests. the
people of the United States are
against Free-Trade. The Senate may
conclude that II is best to recognize
the fact.-St. Louis Globe eDmocrat.
The objection to free lemons under
the Wilson Underwood Tariff bill is
not confined to California and
Florida. 1t looks as though we were
all going to be handed a few
Johnstown pa Leader.
| A ten per cent Tariff on wheat,
with flour on the free list, is an
other of those Democratic customs
vagaries for which 1t seems useless
to ask an Observation-Disclosures
Dispatch.
Some alarm is manifested over
the rumor that the Congressional Tar
nf rippers may take the glove out
of Gloversville, N. Y.-Des Moines
Capital.
There are many interests vitality
affected by the new Tariff bill whose
representatives have not had a full
opportunity to state their cases In
the chilling atmosphere Of the House
Committee. There should be no ban
on these gentlemen when the broad
er and more statesmanlike Senate is
engaged in reconstructing a coun-
trys Tariff.-Brooklyn Times.
In other words, Secretary Redfield
threatens that American manufactur-
ers shall be spanked II. finding the
Tariff medicine bitter, they make a
wry face.-Albany Journal.
A new House will be elected next |
year. and IL the Tariff revisers fail
to reduce the cost of living by that |
time, without impairing the means
of living, their excuses will not be |
worth much.-St. Louis Globe-DemO- |
crat.
A Protective Tariff lii is the red |
flag to the Tear Of Tarty bulls and |
their rage is being vented by near
ly total destruction CT Protection to
American production and it's employ
ment of millions of men and women.
-Okeene (Okla.) Eagle.
Injure or destroy the wOol-raising |
business, and sheep will disappear.
That will result in a greater scarcity |
of food and run up prices. Food Is
supposed to be more important than
rainment to most people. But this
makes no difference to the Democratic
party.-Pittsburgh Gazette-Times.
Sugar at cents a pound Is O good
deal dearer to the man without q
wage than 1t Ii at s cnts co pound to
the man who has employment at q
81 to 81 wage.-Marion (Ia.) Register.
When we recall the prosperous
times prior to the agitatipn yop tAe I
Tariff 1t 10 not unreasonable to ash.
what has been gained Fibre and
Fabric. ,- l
Tinkering with the Tariff down.
wa)d. or for revenue, only. will nee
essarily put the Democratic party on
the fast train 70 failure.-Cedar Rap
ids (Ia.) Optimus. .'.. -. ..-
: Think OF men who never did more
business than buying the family sTte- 7
cries making rasfff laws for the