, 1869-10-14

other cnnd'dase Tor the crown than their
own an osct'uen OF tne Regency IN fasof
o. A'epuonc ~ toete'ofe, aa inps"haoe,
oo' " no l'eAas ''npos"'o'e' issuo u sne
conses'.
rHF cnTron mAnxET
The sus,,cns;on Of cotton mills in Eng
land because Of an inability to aell their
p,oay is not regarded by tho Philadelphia
XorM <imerit.,n az in auv war nnpromis-
inn 10 the cotton-crowess Of the United
states The ARGUMENT is that, the sooper
domestic mills manufacture NIL the cotton
goods used in the United States, and t'e-
come thu exclusive purchasers Of all the
cotton crowu in this country, the better it
will ,e for ill perscns. If this result can
BE- reached without cocrcivc legislation, no
one wiu object Dut when Congress sutcr-
poses ,ta authority, and states that no cot |
ton goods manufactured from American !
co,tun in fortign countries shall be sold III
The United States ut a less price than shall
be fixed by American manufacturers for tho
sale Of their fabrics, the wisdom Of thu
discrimination against coeton-g growers and
III favor of the home manufacturers may
we'll he doubted. Tho argument that, be-
cut'sc LnGland. during the rebellion, Sought
to encourage the growth Of cotton In India
md elsewhere, therefoie sh'a country
ought 10 e1:lutic her cotton goods, md, II
pussillc, destroy her as q market for our
cottun, is very absurd, Il has not even
cnen1' patf'otiah 70 sustain H. why sa'ul"
the cotspn.gT0warB be conlrelled to
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Our present tat'n tenas 10 i'F'ctaelr TINT
re"tlt. |" :" f'astict'"n ni"i' "siH'ft"eson.
II il t"s upon cotton, hrent'"tnti", and n'a
"u'"F American pfoducta which va might
exchange for tho pso"1ncsa OF oshcr eoa1,-
tf'ea' It destroy" oil reciprocity between
tho sercrnl classes Of American producers.
]: compela tho agricnltnrist to Rell his pro-
ducts at ~haterer price no can obtain for
them, md it then collects Of the proceeds
Of their sales 10 per cent to pay over to
the American 1nannfaetuTes- 1t is true it
allows him to sell bis cotton md his corn
where Lc pleases but it d"es not permit
him Ia receive the most that is odcrod him.
Fur instance, the fasmer Of Illinois can nov
sell Lis 10, ,OO0 bushels uf corn in Now York
at QUE dollas per bushal, md exchange it
fur 80 tons Of pig iron. But, If the tariff
permitted him, be could RECEIVE in exchange
for it :ssS tons of tho same iron.
The whine Of the l3s tena of iron has
to be deducted from the proceeds Of this
corn, md is paid over 70 the capitalist
whose means ure invested in furnaces. Il
is isn,nater;M what article le 1nny necd-tbe
exchanccab1e ynlue Of his corn, his cotton
and his provisions, is taken from him, moi
for purposes Of the government, but IL
! swell the profts Of capital.
The agricultural producer has no protec
tiou. Cotton cloth NAV, under tho opera
> tious of a tariff, be run up TO one dollar
} ward. n;e iron NAV be held ut one hundred
$ do]la,s ton. these do not add one penny t,
} H.,ncc of fonr- ar corn. or cotton,-thei
r pr;ces cannot m aboyo what is offered 10
then in Iixer1,,o1 AMI, 1ondon. The tariff
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