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It a well tliat Americana should keep before them the facts concerning our importa of foreign gobds, comparing tlieir values under the McKinley Tariif witli tlieir values as now received under tlie Gorman Tariif. We reproduce the totals foreach month at Now York City, as far as the record goes : 1893. September... $26,067,7-10 OctOber 33,123,525 November 3O,S82,lu2 December 88,218,781 1884. January $'5,970,898 February 32,177,072 .$191,440,071 September 32.224,932 October 38,518,622 November - 88.180,107 December 42,51 1,967 1895. anuarv $46.438,020 February - 89,194,938 231,048,086 New York's Free-Trade increase $40,608,515 During six months of the Gorman Tariff, New York's iinports of foreign goods exeeeded $232,000,000 ; during thecorresponding six months a year earlier thej' were less than $192,000,000. The increase under the Free-Trade Tariff at New York City alone was $40,608,515 for half a year only, or at the rate of over $81,200,000 a year. Every dollar increase representa less work for American labor. m