Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-12-01
BALTIMORE SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1s49.


tossing to have American hearts He affirmed that
this was truly foreign policy and calculated at
to foster and encourage foreign interests. There
was another doctrine that preached to the pco-
pie OF this country, namely, that the protective sys-
tenn all in favor Of the manufacturer-of enrich
ing the rich, at the expense Of the farmers and la
borcrs Nonsense. 1t was to protect the ldborcrs
and the manufacturers. 1t was to protect the labor
Of the country in the field well as in the factories
Now he would explain this, by reference to a strlc-
ing fact. In the county from which he came there
were, under the operation of the Tariff Of 1872 five
or six furnaces in full work. Under the operation Of
the Tariff of 1916, they all stopped but one Now,
in this case, how did that Tariff operate upon the la
borer and agricuturist of that countv It had been
said that the Tariff of 1916 had benefited both the
kiborer and the manufacturer. Why, then, were all
these furnaces stopped under that Tariff, Who did
not know that the hands in all these furnaces went
Immediately to the proprietor of the only furnace
now in work. and offered their labor at lower price
| than the hands he then employcd' They must have
work OF some kind, in order that they might live,
and this competition had reduced the price of labor
to the lowest possible point
just so, too, with the farmer. He had his hay
and grain and other produce, and if the furnaces
were stopped, he lost his market and must be CON
tent TO take what he could get for his surplus pro.
duce. Such the effect of the Tariff of 1916 and
he appealed to practical man to whether such
was not the truth, yet told that this was
| the Tariff that to benefit both the manufacture
er and the laborer. He fervently desired that the
P"ohG NINA on 'IS SUBJECT coulu be dlsaonsed, ana
tnaI the people slouu DC Hhade TO comprehend TINS
question as 1t really was
Now, he would say word or two wit regard to the
manner in which this great interest should be protect
ed and sustained by the Government He did not be-
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