Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-04
REPUBLICAN, VICTORY Al POLLS
 WILL KEEP AMERICAN MILLS GOING

tariff stood for the cost. The manufac- turer are not making the profit, it is the importers who are reaping the har- vest.
 All democratic spellbinders' are lost and have no chance for argument when they read that the Ansrsfican Woolen company quotes prices for the coming spring as below those of the spring Of ] 1921, and this is under the tariff. Of fifteen lines eleven are reduced, four raised. Democrats stand for tariff for revenue only, we republicans say there must be a duty on every article equal to | the cost in our country, so that foreign | goods can sell under the same conditions. Do you choose free trade or equal trade? |
 Under the democratic tariff in 1914 our l imports increased over one hundred mil 1 lion dollars, while our exports dropped | off S159,00 900. This was $261, 100000 | against American industry. What does l this mean to the laboring man, when | manufacturers cannoa sell at home or abroad? Under the republican tariff inn 1 ports increased in 190S-12 over $250 ,000,- 900 and exports over $720 OO0, ,O00, this with a protective tariff, and yet the l democrats say that Europe can not sell her goods here.' We republicans say that Europe must pay her war debts, and if in our country, 1-18 of the globe, they are unable to sell their goods they must l sell them in the other 17-18ths. Here in | New England you produce 50 per cent. i of all cotton goods, 60 per cent. of wool l ed goods, 42 per cent. of brass and bronze goods 55 per cent. of jewelry and l New England is 50-50 farmer and city ] Do you want to break New England and allow foreign competition to swamp your market and close your mills. The dem 1 ocrats talk about Europe let Europe ! stop fighting and go to work and she can easily pay her debt
 l Under the Underwood tariff act this country imported cattle, corn. potatoes and meat by the thousands of head | bushel or pound, tax free, but was the price lower to you? No the meat trust raised the cattle in foreign lands and l cleaned up in America. The republicans put protective tariff on P leading farm
 products and the democrats took them
 off from IT, and lowered some. on five,
 but was food cheaper in 1914 and before
 the war? Democratic papers tell of ship
 rnents of steel rails and pig iron into this
 country from abroad, causing newspapers
 in Senator Underwoods own state to
 say that since the tariff 30 of the 45 blast
 furnaces in Alabama, had been shut down, ] one-thirc of the iron and steel mills in
 the country were closed, and d million l men were out of work one-third of the
 looms. in the country idle, quarter of a
 million workers thrown out of work
 Take the panic of 1921 which came
 under democratic government and was , left for republicans to stcaighten out Samuel GomDers in 1921 said that five million men were out of work Look to- day, work for everybody, and many ocm- panies needing employees. What caused this2 Nothing but republican. manage.
 ment If ] tion laws which prevented the influx ot 2. workers to this country compelling 3 American labor to go without employ. ! ment. All this took place in 20 month. h under republican government Are vol Q going to turn down a government tha r has done this for you and yours? Doesn' y this show which party is the friend O h the people? Democrats, free taf1ff, mak o the people pay; republicans. protectiv k tariff, let the foreign market condition
 do the paying, give the people work. Talk of democratic waste, wasn't it i, 1916, before the war, let me cennind you :, that we had taxes levied on us for every y thing. from business to amusements, an, . tooth paste They say this was fo revenue to arm for war. Remember !. folks, this was in 1916, when the demo ' cratic spellbindets were Saying Vote fo
 Wilson he kept us out of war; Tn Y democrats may think the people forge ? these things, but they don't
 # Talk about protective tariffs Englan # has one the same as ours, that taxes in IT ports to equal the cost of English good n plus slight profit. We need the prote< s tive tariff when you know that the bes n paid tradesmen of Europe get from $ is week to $19, woolen workers in Indj s. get from $15.64 down to $425 a mont I while in France they get SLY a day fc ts Weavers, and Italy pays spinners g. is cents an hour.
 is Do you want foreign goods bought m foreign countries at low prices brougi ol to this country and sold far under ol IT American price, and stop our mills. at do you want good wages here, and pr, lg tective tariff to keep out these foreis )n goods made for such low labor costs {?
 The democrats favorite cry is that fl - Tpanic was started when they came in " office. can show this is false. In 19-
 under the Taft administration Bradstre no and Dun told of prosperity such as u e., country had never seen, yet within d. year after the Wilson administration car Tn in taxes were coming thick and fast. ey everything, and millions were out z nd work, and the Lord only knows wh In would have happened if the war had, AV OoAAAS otOPDCu lOF6lSu InaQu1acIu4 ,r- necessitating buying from America. whi ,a- made prosperity. but which ended wi sh the war, and the ruins of democrat
 economical inefficiency became reveal
 to all, with 5000 900 out of work wh
 the republicans came in to the ia
 which in IS months has seen every m at his job, and anyone wanting work al
 to get it.
 e congressnaan Freeman Spoke. ac The first speaker of the evening V OA Congressman Richard P, Freeman, " ,e spoke of the wonderful achievements
 the republican congress, telling of
 difficulties in hastening the work of
 500 measures proposed and enacted
 the present 67th congress. Every ii democrats gain control of our govel 5 nent we see depression. Take it in IS
 bread lines, Coxey's army, etc.; in 1s
 millions out of work. The democr
 could not put their financial house
 order, they realized it, and handed t big undertaking over to the republica who in IS months have reduced taxati
 reduced the national debt over a bill
 dollars, and given work to everyone.
 say the allies must pay the war d
 They gained billions in 1,rnnar+v b,, 5l