The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-14


N every part OF the district and the
assurances he - now receiving are not
only personally gratifying. hut ausur
for the success OF tho cntiro Republican
ticket.
Reviewing the accomplishments 81
Tho RcpuhliCan congress- OF which he
has been "A memhcr. having completed
his first term congressman ROScnolp"m
\ of the opinion that II would rot lie
A., good time now 10 swap horses ~
the middle OF the stream. any more
than il WAS when argued by the p"m'-
Gratis during the progress Of the war.
at is tho unbiased opinion OF Ia"
citizens iha; remarkable progress mas
been made in readiustinS conditions
resulting from the uuhusinessliko Dem
ocrat!c administration, and that II would
not hc wise 10 return the reimS az GOV
crrmeut to tho Democratic party Wh''h
caused such n condition" said Congress
man I:""cnbloom.
Il, certainly vas deploi|hIu n"
continued. that people of this country
v.ho from their savings. bought Liberty
hords were compelled - Sa"rihCC 'h'h
much under par and hr c"nt"M' WIN
a considerable loss e money Atth"uEF
the Democratic party continued III con-
,rnl for two yours after IN" war; "h'u'
tho Republican administrator went
into power in March. l"-' i.'her'E
bonds were selling In III" malN"' ~
about So cents on IN" d"'"F' ''"' w
,iSid economy Of expenditure for gov
,,rr,.,, or.rpt:cu. and other w",(-d'-
rocted effort to stahi''2r til" bond mar
Le, rho Republican party has caused
III. rrIce Of bonds !" - 10 par. anu ~
,op,a c,scs above shat Ugurc THIS M
,reascd value OF. Liberty bonds saves
,brce hIl,!ous %: dollars /" the eighteen
,,Ill,on owners Of these securities
1.-The rrompt massage OF the johnson
MANIFESTATION Bill. In my opinion. WAS
Tho first notable accomplishments 90 'n'
J,,nuh,,can Administration n"cr us
rrnyIslons. immigration is lim'teu ~
.brec rer cent nf the various ha''"i'a'S
in This country as indicated ny tue
census Of 1910. The bill was V'ta' "e
CAUSE Of the threatened stampede OF
aliens to this country, to escape the
nitiahle conditions created by the war
in their own countries Yet we hau
our own problem OF unemployment at
that time. and the army OF uhenPi"H
ed would have been much greater an"
the incident conditions greatly az
rravated. had not the Republican Con
HrcSS taken tUeCllNS SNCI' ~
unrestricted immigration.
immigration Bill.
"r now believe. after several wears
experirnrc with the Johnson lmmigrA'
ton Law. and with the influx al alcnS
temporarily checked. that the TING -
appropriate for consideration by inc
Congress Of II. r. 6i2i which rh'ro-
duced, providing for the registration OF
aliens at the port Of entry of their IN
tention to become citizens OF the United
states, and providing that II man does
not take out his first papers Of natural
izatIon within six months after the cN-
per,ation Of two years residence in this
country. that he be deportcd. further
should he not complete his naturaliZa-
ton within six months after five years
residence In this country. that he be de-
ported. Il Is the purpose OF my bill 10
consider the five years Int which the
naturalization Of the allen may mature.
as a probationary period. and should he
be convicted OF felony at any time
during the probationary period. that In
addition to the sentence OF the trial
court, he be deported. I have been re-
ce,ving splendid cooperation In my ef-
fort 70 secure the passage OF this bill
from patriotic fraternal organizations
for early consideration Of the bill.
yhe Tariff.
"Coincident with the prohibition Of
lmmlgrut ton of foreign labor, 1t was
necessary for the Republican congress
10 stop the dumping Of foreign COM
nIercial wares in the American mar
ket. TO insure 10 the American work.
lngman his home market for goods ~
,l,i..t i,,,
After the armisticc America was tho
only nation of consequence WHO could
buy and pay for commodities All the
world. except America, was looking Tor
n market capable OF paying for what
It bought. The quotations of foreign
producers were so extremely low thai
they threatened the destruction OF
American Industries. and just prior to
the passage Of the emergency tariff ACT
these quotations had dem"ralizcd
American trade. European manufac-
turers were able to uuderhih similar
American manufacturers because ot
their lower wage costs and subsidies
granted certain Industries by foreign
countries. The prompt passage of the
emergency tariff act, and the suDsc-
uuent passage OF the FOrdney tariff
law have already redeemed tho Amcri-
ran market to the American producer.
InSuring continued employment Of th"
American working man. Farm products,
for the first time in tariff legislation.
have received their due share Of atten-
ton. 4 tariff law embracing adequate
protection policy is vital TO tic pros
pcrity Of the first congressional dis
trlct. In the Fordney tariff law I be
lIcyc va have such a law. as nearly
perfect as 1t can be made.
AID TO Farmers.
"Thc farmers of the entire country
we're hard hit during tho past several
Years by unfarorablo business condi-
lions. They needed n great amount ni
finances to raise their crops and live
stock Tho banks were willing to all
vance the necessary money. but on
terms which were almost pr"hihit'v".
they wanted seven per cent interest.
This condition the government met 10y
authorizing the war finance corpora
lion TO make loans to farmers, farm or
ranizations and banks In farming com.
munitics ut reasonable rate or In
tcrest.
"Bec1usc or IS tremendous aid IN
assisting tho agricultural and liHcSt"cN
interests, the Congress- on June 10. l922,
extended Its lie from July l. l9@2. 10
Nav 81. 1928. Since the amended War
Finance corporation began To junction
August a. 1921. It had. up tn and In
Guiding August Is. 1922. mad" hgricuI-
tural and livestock loans ~ tho aggrc-
cato amount of s346,923.S26 or nm aver
nge Of Sl,ONn.nO0 every day. including
4, n