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Show BBBJ Dcmcstic Reciprocity. H Tho Cleveland 1'hiiii Denier linn nn nr- BBBj tlclooii reciprocity, tlio chief nlm of BBBJ illicit la to show I iow when one slnto is BBBl iroapcroiif, It makes n market for the BBBJ product of many Btatcs. It is Applied BH directly to tho sugar Industry ' Lmi- BBBJ nna. ,lor Instance it copies from the BBBJ Washington l'oattlmt tlio sugar tuoduct B of Loulsann Mono is worth 3G,000,UOO BBBJ and tho trade of Louisaim sugar grow ers B atnonnts to (30,000,000 with tho outside BBBJ states as follow s BBBJ 41,200,000 of coal from Pennsylvania BBBJ nnd Alabama. BBBJ 2,-t00,000 of mules nnd horses from Keif BBBJ tu6ky,Tcniicflsee,Indlananiid Missouri BBBJ $ 1,200,000 of brcndstullu from Minnesota BBBJ Missouri and Kansas. BBBJ 13,600,000 of tucnts from Ohio, Illinois, BBBJ Kansas, Nebraska and Tcxus. BBBJ f 4,800,000 of corn, oats and hay from BBBJ Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Iowa. BBBJ (1,200,000 of cooperago from Ohio and BBJ Michigan. BBBJ $510,000 of cow peas from Carolina), BBBJ Georgia and Tcnnesscu. BBBJ $300,000 of ol!e, paints nnd llmo from BBBJ Pennsylvania, Ohio imd Alabama. BBBJ 10,000,000 of machinery nnd implements BBBJ from Jlismiuri, lVniiBvlvnuin, New BBJ York nnd Illinois. BBBJ 12,400,000 for clothing from Kew York, BBBJ Illinois nnd Missouri. BBJ fl, 609,000 for sundries from nil tho BBJ Union." BBJ If tho sugar industry is such it dispell- BBBJ Ber of revenue nmoiiK tho stales named onovtouid naturally think thoso states BBJ would all bo in favor of u bounty on BBJ sugar, but bucIi Is not thu cubo. TIic BBBJ Wnya nnd Men.-.i committee which fin- BBBJ W'.'d tho Wilson bill is comio.I ol 17 BBBJ members, 13 of which conio from the BBJ states nnmed ns receiving trndo from BBBJ Lonisann through her sugar industry. BBBJ Tho' present speaker of tho Houso of BBBJ Kcprcseutntlves could not havo betin BBBJ favorable to Louleaim nnd her grout bii- BBj gar industry when ho mndo up the oom- BBj ihltteo for thero is no member from thnl BBBl |