The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-27
Tariff Of 1876.
Thrift Of 1912

"The prospect, regards mineral lands, would scarcely
reduction OF sixty per cent but three years more would
IN. Y. Tribune, Nop 10
Now you will observe that Mr.. Carey when suits his
urpose makes the arrangement of figures which he
says above is "irauduent' when made by your
pondent He says above, The produce in Is 10
grown 1892 ,chsn bu mills, opened mines" In
lead table, however he gives the produce OF mines OF
1872 according his theory those Of 1913 and he ao
gives the product OF 1916 that OF 1877 because it wonld
not hun show decline OF l25,G00 pigs In the last
year of the tariff Of 1872 This is Mr. Careys arrange
men by himself If he thought that arrangement raudr-
lent the Unop he has committed deliberate fraud by
his showing But this is the least part OF the hunt
which he with Greeley The receipts OF lead at
New Oeans indeed fallen oil and the document from
which those precious fnanciers drained their figures
viz. the New Orleans Prices Cuncngves them the reason
Tor the decline AT that port as follows:
Ihere has large decrease in the receipts OF lead,
being only 3jj 0J3 against 5l3500 in 1913
and 1919 and 6o7 goo 1917 Isis. showing falling oil
.oe a year Of 800 pigs and from the year oso,o o,
product which has mseray suffered from the emf
grafton OF miners California IL is also caused 10 some
extent ny THE INCREASED QUANTITY
MANUFACTURERS AND AMOUNT FORWARDED TO THE NORTH
| By rHE INLAND ROUTES
..Tho change ia the trade in the article
of lead, which has taken place within the past few years
has Invested it Of nearly all interest in this market
There has been diminished production; but the l'ca
demand growing OF increased manufacturing pros
perly OF transportation, brings TO the
eastern market directly, instead OF by way Of New Or
frred from Ohio tbs banks of the Hudson, the whole
hogs being brought by railroad, and packed
here instead OF sending the baue!led pork to New York
by way of New Oeans formerly. X is by such iabr-
cations and such associates have here pointed out that
Greeley finds filth spatter Kossuth by throwing
against Mr. Walker. The abuse which the Tribune adj
ministers Sir Cot,onLord Lawrence about "toidying
the English no doubt richly deserved but that /, be
them, and coming from such source unfortunately
| has had very ltle effect
The extraordinary prosperity of The whole country IN It's
vast consumption Of on lead, COAL and other minerals OF
its production, is matter OF great congatnlation The
of Pennsylvania and some other sec
tons who were by the oles OF Mr. Carey, the Tribune,
and other quacks sednced into business they did not I'M
d.and under i'm preston that whg Congress could
pas. laws to make any business profitable, are suffering
under the they receved but some oil them suppose
bs, new law could get them of their difficulties
They have yet learn that IL In the general prosperity
Of the whole country, and The welfare OF consumers o
iron that their interests be found, and not in the
/, IIy IL ejrics OF quack politicians.
An the returns Of traffic tha have been mad, OF the
na of railroads show Jr the month OF October great in
cr.a. over the spending month last year. In no in
stance a. far as those have been mads public, has
,heo been decline and in the aggregate the increase OF
bu.ines, for year thus far hns been very considerable
some of the main lines follow