Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-07-07


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they went This 1. Mt 1,ft,c,,,.s., 8, -
swer. Thav vaye No., 3. .,ss,s,.. -,,..,.
!. gerauts IN tIa traor... 3, -.
The United ta.te.. ~, So -. 81. &.
many mfl1fon dnll.r. ~,.tn s. -
ducts abroad fnr fbaf ,,,,,,,,.. - I,
fact thu nnlv .evrhi.... g >s....-.. -.
activity which va nov s.~s !. .....s.-...
Of peculiar .nd n,,,.,,., :. s.~..,.. ..ss.
created BY the Eurone.. ~sr s.,
this In bofh nnca,4.t.s - .....ss...s g
few industries. Rut "a 81. s.ss.... -
nate conflict i, Er-o,.. =. -. -..s 8. {. {.
IN = worse cfnaitio,, ~ ..., , 80. 49,. 80 -
Wilson n-Corman In, - ''.1' -
The Underwoo,i hin ,,ra,. h,v :. -.
worst tariff hin Tia. n.maa...,. .s.,
congress. ever ar.ct.d 80 :. -. 80
passed several had nn.. 80 49,
with the same di.a.tron. r..,,,,. uss
torp supports the .tatem.nt Ne H. 49,
Mr.. Editor. that the namocr.tic ,.~.-
has never before .urre,d.raa so...,s =. 8
OF the country when Il was IN Z. roo.,
condition AZ when Grover cieveiand
escorted william Mckinley Ia tha
White House. and II newer vin enr
render the country when II n. ven
off as it was then. Unless the Euro-
pean war continues We VIM surely sea
greater suffering in the NEXT wear or
two than ever in our history. -
You ask me what rule the aepubIie.
an party proposes to follow IN revi..
ing the schedules, II Il nets the
chance. Don't worry about Il uettIno
the chance. That 10 abeolutelv car.
tain. l suppose It win adopt the rnla
of protection. hope it will return
to the policy of protection that pra.
tects, and here let me quote as fur.
ther answer that part Of my remarks
At the February meeting, which
brought about your open letter:
This great, rich, new country re.
quires a protective tariff, . reason.
able one, something that win AT once
measure the difference In cost Of pro.
duetion at home and abroad. Less
than that means low prices, low wages
and un-Americau living for the arti-
san. More than that would be unfair
to consumers
l am q firm believer in expansion:
expansion In home life. In . social
way, In church matters. aud In busi-
ness: likewise In the affairs Of the
nation. There Is no such thing AZ
standing still We must progress Or
retrograde, and 1t seems clear that the
United States SHOULD new take firm.
er hold and stronger place In world,
wide matters and In the affairs Of ma
tions.
we snoou as q natlonai necessity.
.ol'n",,nI.'s"t "oss-improse our
aDle s 'ise1s' cahsil1e tne" "nere
sse ..s,% ., .ounect tnem Wnere pos
s.o,e WIN 'ne great iaAee. ana with
eaen oenel' ana y ssesS srt'ueiat
eaas sAf0utAss tse ase OF water
S Ssys - e0onom,c iIelsnt carriers.
onistic to tho railroad. n,,, .nah ~
system would simn,y augment and as-
sist the present carriers, and we win
soon have more business than all
combined can take care of
A. mannfa acturar .na ys =. e11yc,:ss,
ot lahor !. IaeIsc, Conr.r Hs,s.a,,s,
tor fse n.st thir,v ys.-. vo,,ns .as
particinatinv IN nnbi;c .f,.;rs d,,,,..
am of that time ana cordnct,n. !. nn.s
meas ranging ovor . ria. 90. A,.n
domestic and fore,en No. IA -
nle onnortuni+v - t.at srd lnow -.
revivinp inf1,eucs. - r.tr-n - =
rotscttra AIM sf,a- .na,, ), ...,s,
{ar r.varua on,v. w,tn..s a.. s1....a-
NJ NJ McK,n1av n Ieos ~ >.e..
40 you.n ~ SansuA. Hnefe WAS
no, Do,. - an oiste, scot 1asnef 1fom
oellaS.' a.lu m9sAef 9A0ee foFDeeB
- naza. ~ svs Nau .ousue -
- s~~.a.,.., .11 ~
: adon.,~s "a - .ns 80. -s IL ' - " .ne
=. -;ss - ~ =. .HH AsA pAeeoe'a'o
- '> >1A''
mere let me quote again from ny
st. Louis address;
"a majority sf the people OF the
United States are again convinced
that experimenting In free trade il
disastrous to our people, It is appar.
ent that with our magnificent area.
diversified climatic condition. rich.
ness of soil. natural RESOURCES. and
pioneer, ep&imistic citixenshfp that We
best conserve our own interests when
we make the fullest use Of these ad-
vantages and pse the raw material,
facilities and labor at hand. to pro-
duee by far the greatest portion OF
our requirement.
The voters of the Tinted States win