The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
TRADE j.


cause Of fiscal grievances afi' ...
trade.
Three or four years ago Japan joe
Nised nor tariff on frankly urpf,.-
ave pass. with tn" announced purp.-.
"l Suih""thE ana encouraging Jar1-
heSe factories. The chIef industrIcs 60 Doc
stimulated W'r" the textile trades. J1-
pan was importing raw cotton from IN
dIa' as well as from the United States.
'ol "'r 'o'''" INNS. l'arE' sums hid
-, ,,.'' ,'' 'N'oIIcS' ana IN" TOW
i,,,, III ''' encouraged THESE invest
NV, nus
me new Narlil was Drawn up almost
~ car iullN ana Sci'ntlhcally as Ger
' Gnn,. '' -, w., -, are i.r'nu,a'td' u wa
.,,P,,., Wv '"p''''S' b''', i't Iu'S'
,t,,.,.,, NV ''''' MN
l,,,.,,,,, '','' '''' u'".' ''N''' centres "t
'.,,, I, ,p ,,.yI H'',." ;" No'I,r-
i,aI - ,,,,a '''' Y,,, ''e'ln ''I''
ON ''''''' nat representa-
,,..', r'''' ,.' .'.'t 'i''"' l" inc 'aI'-
'''''' ~ van "' u'ii'Sou'
'''" the newspapers IN I"kI" which
VIZ '''S'S' |" the Governments began
y" "'N'uSS 'n' lf'llSh a'utud' ana to
.m't 'h'F any ltt so grIeved at
we ''r"' cessation. run exposition OF
nv N"'". "' 'H' aHIah'' 1" Japan i"I-
| '1"'u' l"'n came suggestions that
since 'he new iarlH had not been con-
'''''u III "'StIi'N To Great Britain and
since Great hrltdln objected Ia it So
'u'"' ana moreover s'h'' perhaps the
, ne" schedule OF textile duties were not
,'"''N essential 10 Japihes" indus
.''', prosperity 'he tarIl might b"
''''','''"'
After time this was done. quietly and
uh"S 'ntatiously. The British textile
industries ala not lose their Japanese
market aud Japan did not lose the sup
port ot England for the carrying out of
hef P"lI'l's IN the Far East,
The French tariff and tho J,r,raso
tariff, in the light of these circum-
stances. and of the circumstances which
make them allies Of England I'm tho war
with Germany. are living testImon, tn
efficacy of British trad. nolIcy ms SIM
ported by british dln,orac,
The British Govornmopt r,,. rb, ,.,,,.
nose of buiIdirr nm pri,i,h ,,,rt,,,',
,vo,s b,g ,i,,,, s,,,,,,,,, m'' a.
,,,,,,.. ,,.,.., " ''"''"-
:, ,l',,, .,l.,. . - ''''''' ~ "''.' an"
N'"''''''H' o"n''"''' I"'-
~" I'""S' III the case OF emma thu sit
49," - W." """'' S'"o"' SIhC' we RAN
""S "'" "'"'' III" '"Is on the various
Wv ~ mn" ' "'N'i"phi'ht enterprises
"'o '"E"' 'H'ouSh the banking groups
when advance the capital
iIaue WIN the british possessions,
Whlle an important element I'm Eng
lands foreign commerce, is not the con-
trolling one. out of the 80 900 900 tom
mage reported for recent year less
than 100000 tons was with BRITISH
possessions.
This covers not only the Jrpcnd,n-
clcs. hut the self-ruIlng colonies which
make preferential tarlifs for TN, b.r,ot
Of the United Kingdom whore tho ,,rar.
crcuce does NOT conflict win, ,hair ,,,,,,
lut,res,s
C,n,d,,s ,r.,.,.,,,tu, .,o,
which pri,tI ,,a',,, 49, "''''
ovnrogo ., % ,, ~ ,, " "''
sfn,s ,s ,,,f,st - r, ~ -, ''''H
nthnr r.um,,t - 't'',s an"
..vtd.,,.,. 81 49, - ''7 ''''
IN holm Rri,isb ,raIa -, w. ,'''''''''
holm is MAJ ,,,..,. ,,,., n', ,''','HH ','
f,rns ,s van rsi,,i,,,i, -" un''
of 81 I,b,,s " - 80 NV "'' ""
r,f.rorc. for I,ri,ish ~ ''','' 10 ~
I,Ir '.''',' SUI as III -
ono. P'e'''-
Tu., ,...,r.
est lndld colonies, with rho pNreht inn