In Favor Of Free Wool

, The Boston Journal said recently that those manufacturera whi i have not signed the remonstrance of the National Association of Wool Manufacturera '-are too few and inconspicuous to require attention." The remonstrance is against freo wool. The American Wool Reporter, itself a strong supporter of protection, takes the Boston Journal to task and says that in Massachasetts only Kil) woolen manufacturers signed the remonstrance, while 205 refused to sigu it. It also aays that "many of these are very important manufacturers," and that "au analysis of New Hampshire, Connecticut. Bhode Island and other states would show similar results."