The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-16


in In 1915 1915 70 !.
Now why were the wages Of these operatives whose
pss % The Ds he
Of such wiseacrcs the editor of the Tribune their wages
Butte i while these pncely were
cutting down the wages Of the operatives they performed
has We appeal again the statistics Although there
1855 females ia 1912 than in s!s yet they
Lilo more female operatives than n 1915 yet they manu-.
featured 800 yards in lsiS than they did In 1872
YET they manufactured 800 yards in lS than In
1913 Nowhow will philosophical contemporary recon
same e that The smount Of labor IS increasedl And how
he reconcile this dismissal OF operatives under the
.Bo ssspV' A'n WIN ks' 'a00' s''a''' A'''
IT, them the laborer is not bene,e by protective tariff
who Surely the farmers, who compose by large
odds the most important elias: OF the community. What
VIII the hGsed home marke. do with the ay0o bales o.
LIST September lSi the Sls August l8g the number Of
@ss h Of i 6s
ported during the same ns was zsI.Aa 4 counter,
this large surplus We surely have forgotten the
saon recently produced throughout this country by the
advance N the price Of Gotten that article VIII more or
II at the South they find it profitable TO raise cotton,
they will employ their entire force in that business relying
the more northern States 10 supply them with bread,
pork beef. &c NC. The home market in this way ex-
tended to the northern farmer is far create. than y gene
rally supposed and the loss Of which he would feel
very sensbly We SHOULD fail also, call attention to
the Immense advantages resulting from foreign market
for surplus productions Of every kind We must look
70 that mainly t5 jss 4at sg te a3ssa VI
To think Of crowding the predictions Of snch country
people understand the Interests too we'll to Be guiled BY
such agumrns; and i the whg party wish 70 preserve
rne Of protective tariff 4 Is no! the farmer alone who
Is benefited by free trade The sailor and all connected
from commerce. We would have the liberty Of buying
the cheapest market and Of selling in the dearest The
How this be done while this nation, which processes
be the liberal Of ALL and occupy the position of the
.trictions around tie commercial world The Uaitrd
States should be the first in enforcing the doctrine OF free
trade. 1855 ..eaa is5 la
That dyocacy of in this country has had
the effect Of inducing England remove restrictions upon
contemporary Of Nationa n.eligencer February a.
1916 he remarked 1T is indeed. not improbable that the
did prompt the kindred in England Of total
repeal OF the corn laws"
have upon the city Of New York 1t would make the
antess shipping would desert magnificent harbor, ruin
and decay silence and Solitude would prevail where Is
now heard the busy hum Of commerce and the uamplng
When wa. business more lively than now in this me-
ronged awhen the laborsr better fed and bet
clothed f-when did the ashionabes wear moro dia-
period OF the history of this city forest Of rass con-
gregated from all parts OF the world been more in,ermina
bleI When entefpffsc Deon more dcuse
make improvements to overcome fresh obstacles +
ALL under what the potectionists would denounce
the runoxs free-,rade tariff of 1886 @
Our contemporaries may insist upon the absolute
sy of protective tariff; the people do not, and will
believe IT, To attempt it. is bot waste Of time and
accomplish their object is but 70 bring ruin upon them
selves There why the Inhabitants OF the city
New York should advocate the protective policy If
they would consult their interests well the inter
they would unhesitatngy advocate free trade Nothing
but the necessity Of suPporting the pr'neu OF their can
mched them to that docfine And he had advocated free
trade with much ardor he did the protective policy
40 portion of the citizens this c6ederacy would
beeu jealous their support of unrestricted
merce than the wings Of New York