Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-17
bLUNDE:RS Of RE
ADMINISTRATION
WISaa Ias Fs&i In Foreign
sgs EGilsasGts pgGsI.s,
MOOT SEaHs gls ERRGas.

Atsa~ens ~ Ts<sprtsy Cssaivrys7 81
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ps.ats Sss es.,s Of t,,,sssse@sls coas-
wsssls@ oSd CEslocisEp---aSe fees
kos. lnauosse nsesuse Sfo hass
sosa Bravo ta yss1Go sxsa srsscOh4ts
IN Esesvne"
ss E.s aS4russ ~ fuCTcSrsEy chair
Man ai the New Yeti state Republican
sesavenilon. deifyGef u Carnegie tlae,
kev yosk. the Esn. z.ha Hos, sasi:
We 80 sssurinG upon a coatest fss
tas slsction sc u pIssiCeEt sad fhe esa
rr*i Of govern sesa.t under cvsSdis4osa
sstnEais,lg sew IA ths sEptTse,oo Of
err party asd sf erf eosnssy. Yj.s
furzs aEk EsotAo1s HhIeh We ess
asszE 10 fos.ex ars eid ans familiar.
sue the EvsTRds for actloa. fh.s demand
of great efwz.s for dsci8!eo epoa M
Sionsi conduct. t,te moral fo4ces Bsg
Gg 10 9 scfatIox q vaguely catiLi-
ea euestions. the fpease:adons Goa
scgueuess Of w.sGen CT folly in nstis-a.
ai roiiy, oil tissee AFRO new 70 the sreas
nsDs 81 A,oegksa voters how living
Nsvsr slace lee4 has "A siectsoa bees
2pasgss visa Consequences 30 vital 10
Het,onai lie All ths eg6insry eoasiE-
ersttoan vhta pisy 80 great par. In
ovr ,FseTltI.tiai eanraigas Ers SD
s1gfT 70 ss teerfr5 iaeo tnSiETiaczncs.
Demsevssls Party 10 the czx.
Pee Ehe aizst TINA In twenty years vo
enter tssc held az the party OF oppex.-
ton. shd tadesd II N e. much loags.
siass. fsr n 1860. Ia all respects avs
TAO tasi&. tSs resi- opposition 20 the
sturdy sRd patriotic cosSss OF presl
Sefz Cisvs.snd wac 70 iss fO1nd Ia the
rsrty that followed AE. 3TyaA +; In
s'rr duty ss the opposition to bring tss
Dvssrratl- psrty D. the bar 81 pubic
jDegreirt, 10 vst & upon its dsfespo
40 far "a We SEQ tusi' and sz5ssa ns.si
e:o1nes 80 criticize rs ccnducs and %
esn ths voters &C tho ceaasry 10 decide
whether that psrty. osRsnizsd as Il b.
yepreserte1 a. q hss beea aiaee Il
ecapes.ut te govern tbs country az z
stolid 10 governed and wAoth,.. In
sy@1t- iss policies. s3d It's pcrfovn1dnco
am tae hest thai the Amar.csn fauple
can 10 In tire vey of s,oriisr ee!s sov.
exEEsEt.
IA the esii of t;c,sastsc affairs Some
facts relevant To these questions bad
already hetz ssecrtainsd whea In Az
gust. Iols. tie great E,Ee.eaA wsr
began Dulfng flo year srd a bali c.
Democratic tosfFoi IF govGYnmeaS Ia
pcEsoi OK prsfosnA poacs there had
becn ysoaay decrease In American
Isfsdsc.iaf. III exports and Sc rcvenusa
md q steady sneTrses Ia imports rnd
cryar6.rzres- En:s-priss had halted.
Tfs Daocerf1as tariff ha1 been framed
xs'an "a svewe1 rscodiassoa efen pre-
tsetts.s. however rno1ernta and yeasor-
sble, ard bscsupo 81 prcsect;oa vss
repadis.si practically all sars.n.ci iioa
frcsu resssoesess wfsnessss a. 70 the e.
fact new psovis.osls voxla hevs uyoa
ksSiaess was rsleesod. u vas With
tufi csuse that she enterpriiss OF t,,s
csunszy hane2. tinsd aud irrosoirta
eecsucs 1: felt end fsared tha Hostility
81 government
Foreign Csmpstssle5 kfeas War.
Gaa arsst war hss not changed tho
lssEna which wo had already learned
wisoA 4 tsssaa. X has but oiecured
further derlonztratioa. Il has caused
an enorinoas Demand for soma tliings
which tho unite4 statcs N sb,o to pro
Sucs IN largo quantities. ana ia tlisrs
fhsca Of production. while other .ndue-
tTles ssir isnsrish. tbssc have beea ax-
tanssvs srnpleyrnene q Labor. great or
pors snd a great Influx Of monsy
Dut stia ~ temporary. It mest sooz
eeass. and wbo1 tho factories have
cteppe-s and t.,sir hbmcrs aro no
lose~. eInployvd vs must deal With q
sAoaA make rco.ia:su. Nero impog.
tanx still the war hxs parRlyxed thu
reacsfs,l ihdHstr:es OF 81 Europe and
he's 1toppsd that competitive fcrsign
e~sagetieA which Ia In,y. 1914. had al
ready catered A-nesican markets 10
UUb&fet<W ANVIL
the tariff l2w et 1913 TIE war sas
thus Givea 10 ADeIiceR products aa
tssmnnity from cesnpetiti0n FAR mcFe
effective shan any possible protective
tars2 E1t fkat Is temporary. and
when the war - over. when foreign
psvsductiez begins again. the American
market compared with impoverished
Europe WI be moro than ever before
The sbiect Of desire ard effort. ana we
shall BECOME the 6uEspirg ground OF
the world 10 the destruction OF our
own industries unless that Ia prevented
by wise and competent government
Hew Can Ge Estend Cursslvss7
Rut it Ia not from donertic qucs
ions that the most c1s;culs rroSlcssis