| Show I Further Tariff Tariff Agitation Certain I JUDGING by tho the attitude assumed b by the Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- J cratic leaders the first regular session of th the e lre present ent Congress which begins the first Monday louday of jf December will be bo occupied entirely by the Democracy in an au endeavor or to manufacture campaign cam cant material to be he used during the national election of 1912 1012 Mm lr Taft blocked disastrous tariff le legislation during the tho special session by vetoing dangerous and ill advised bills at its it-i close The Democratic intention is is to begin tariff agitation agitation tion in the House C as soon as it is called to order and aud continue it throughout the winter It is the pro program ram also aho to ignore so far as possible the facts and figures presented by the tariff tari boar board Mr Taft held the position all through the time cial session that no tariff legislation ought to be attempted until the tariff board has placed before the l President and before Congress the results of its labors in the time shape o of carefully compiled and accurate reports concerning the industries which it has investigated The board has had experts nt t work for Dlan many months gathering data in America America Amer Amer- ica and Europe concerning tho the wool and cotton and cotton industries The woolen mills twills of this countr country have been thoroughly investigated irn the condition under which the work the cost incident to turning the tho raw material into the finished product This has also been dyne d me in Europe both with reference reference reference ref ref- to the wool and find cotton factories It is expected therefore that when this board reports it will be easy to determine just what tariff shall shaH be necessary upon wool and cotton to equalize the difference o of wages tinges in this countr country r and abroad with a n reasonable profit to the American manufacturer manu manu- That will constitute the degree o of protection protection pro pro- action which each industry ought to have ha and will be putting into free effect the principles upon which the President and the Republican party stands Mr r. r Tafts Taft's Democratic opponents boast that the they will pay no attention to o the time report of this board The reason for that lies in the fact that the Democracy Democracy Dem Dem- ran can an only hope to succeed upon the tho tariff f issue so long as the people remain i ignorant When the thc people are arc informed as the they will be bo after tI c c. c tariff board hoard makes its ils report it will be impossible for the thc Bourbon leaders to deceive c them thein The President will undoubtedly adhere to the policy v which he has lies marked out for himself and that if is just what the country wants him to do o. o I I Fr Frederick N N. Judson in in 1005 wrote a famous fatuous hook book hookon k on The lime rhe Law of Interstate Commerce an and Its Hs Federal Federal Fed Fed- eral elal Regulation c. c which he lie dedicated to Willies William n Howard Taft raft whose name is written largo large upon 1 i the pages o of f th the ju judicial cial history of the interstate commerce It is IS eVl evident that when the President disc discusses interstate commerce he lie knows what he lie i is s talking about 0 I The file Penrose Penro c organization organization in Pennsylvania ha has s weathered the greatest storm into lUtu which it was wa ever eve r plunged and l huts has a nominated its its candidate for mayor mayo i r rover over the candidate atc of the allied reformers nem Senator Penrose learned leagued l politics at nt the thc feel feet dr of Senator I Quay an and knows what to do du in a 5 crisis I S t When f he lie disagreeable argument bet between th tho e partisans of A Admiral Sampson and null Schley was i in n t I full swing Admiral the real hero of of ofSan San San- tiao tiago bay said aid There l is c for fur all t The New Ne 1 American su suggests g that Hrat a athis this he bo used sed as aH tile the a admirals admiral s epitaph A splendid su stion |
