New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

sne portion Of cur exports Of he product. Of American
.Pd -ssd b ..seif vs.. no. an -. Sse s 2,
sIe our ssgs ss. s. i. can N
Is so the pes q fOd regulated everywhere BY tina; IN
not the eore the Of the farmer every
VII ii at 'he price IN that market h"uid ee hsh 49,
"Doe. every nereNs In tho quantity seni - mat
nsle ind 70 lover it, price, aud every decrease eni ~
IT ii no, then for the Of farmers IA, al "a
should seop measures o0ns to the decrease OF TIE qs1
noes pet the pro .alrded ~ Russia and Germany
,snd domestic mark for foodo lower the qaAA
W,ud not the eresiion Of domestic market Tsrsey
t'nd ssy Ero41es The sc, esei AM on an sa5@ rs
tie ntGITuston Of that c. NJ y into Russia -, -.
Would tie success OF the Allie. tend 70 lessen the
domestic markets kuf--to the quantity Of food
etns for,isB market and 70 lower It's aud have rot
our therefore direct interest 10 d7preci s1y such
'.esP
The price offocd everywhere regulated mainly by the
the ne, .undsu harvest England vita rse
p,i iom tie Baltic, VIII dnnish The price here VIII short
or % the time wi increase prices here On
the ther hsnd hsven be- lAs .hor eo1 n England
by rsiE the pes there may stimulate our exports AID yet
me ! sre rensin moderate.
1t TIE interest Of he fs'n'r everywhere ihat the price
fod in k.i sh,rlf b. stale not o. high a. r.
uee and dePess Industry not 50 10" as 20 deprive
T1,ss Of,uppy demand in every market, tend.
lower mAnd supply tends 70 raise tie price,
10 dn, 1 io Sees ,hopS b. eonsany peresns AMI
that uTpy hud keep pace with The demand 50 that Labor
D
eIow Il 10 Why Eng and should be ios ed aud pro-
,crt,o.
Ceisl statistics sho~ tendency in either country
din iuuiiou quantity foot exported, AMI such
dtrcy 20 iish mics English market; and for dones
tic nsfk the eab,husnt OF Free lDstuii nsFree ScboOs
Tn free r. gnnhroughOEt both, would 90 inn Itely more
10 lui Up then all The piIic1 lee All 10 the ~ori
No: the hat grain l. not staple podue-
o Turkey and Of eourte The cecsse Of VIVA already
Scuio produce ELECTS on an enornloas
The Ge tor TurSey are; better
Rsioi Educafi the aio zion Of the export du f1 ia
adm the extinction ot nose
a. yert M NJ y onopoes which ind she faces Of all Is pro-
drc.rs re.r, not directly or ndieeuy
ir,rs, N the inco orston of Turkey into Rus,is"
T. the Allies will tend 20 make RUSSIA nlnd
br tvu buisss suffer other nations to mud theirs TO
csil her dssist from her Tartar pocy OF oFetrnnng
III world herself 20 the Chr iHn com nonsense
ocv developing her uscein al Of which our farm RS
In e e a ion against the cold booded mate
rielisu tf be Tribune.
ook r sion defined by the last two questions Of ts
series voud have the femer Of his coun ~ deprre'e ms
,ufcest The Allies because might lower the Pnce 81 gil
dheil riumph 70 ia btcass 10 would raiss the price
of ia Neec raiu'u Limitation 81 the anti
(hr kings Of the dogm oil Protection upon Character
1be Sou ns system OF slavery, cons ute
arg M the bT adstuts aud SoducJns
Of the nh willie furnished 10 the New-Enssnd FAC
tor cheap prcef. Now after The "a zero OF IHs
TRIBUNE, should ask:
N,u uo atoou Of Slavery tend 10 rsise the price Of
cotton T. enable the South with IL rich soil nd s mineral
reources supply eNter it, market wi pro
ys and IL therefore FIR h interest
~ Ntsffiu farmers aud New En- land manutur that
Slfvery should be mairtsinedl
Would the imt lcstion IN such question be one wh more
ressrdess justice and hun Ony than the Implication con-
taned in the last Gu stions e iF- TRIBUNE
he leave Of mpoiery with the assurance tIat
M lie spOkeu ibly Of a. bafbarols do gina OF To
son hss ctes ed US WITH l recognition OF bis
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