, 1869-09-30

&C. T III. BisaensSd esid he proseetioa!si. asd
nappt.td the eaoFts Of P1oaucsss r. y ~ VII.
I'D - eesn a'os 'nss e. 1seo oher e
sa pe1saa. so proteesloa had ad,aased ss a1 lie
tn,erssa Of tne county Wsrs ne tsn9 tsten
rrs31,ce our tatina he knew Tho natnea Of 0issroW
rss sas oaT 0nes IT, .e s ~ = Tss s
s,nce they could not cuurrte w1th The trap
poured n u the then Iuinooi,T low rate Of 10 a
ION. When the Eugtisnmen had the control Of he
American markell theT tAa the pstce mp 70 t5o Uo
quoted from some psE1ta1nentl1J cotnnlsa.oo to
tnor that pen nad f1.ned shemst1ves to giuI our
temporary loss ~as good, xlnoe i save tho ulu.
mate contrnl OF The Market II there was 10 b =
.eeonop9ly: .eeqs let Il b a. American one: i
1e nj the nands Of our own c:uzcns Hut tncse
xas none. surpoetn9 the iron butiness paid il
Of PIG t.un would be largely reduccd by isoule
competition Iron VA made cheaper IN Kngland,
on tne tarin, md elihes ihe American irou nnii!s
wc.c closed, or. II they were keps open tne pay OF
tho roffue1 Ncus down to tho H1gcl OF pA1per
wotkmen. he charged hts teseud Blanchard wise
As REGARDED me wool tartn, h. knew something
schedule. II wss the !nteiilgeut Demand OF tae
xoohMowe1a that they De protected - weil a.
cnn'h undeEsen the product Of The Intelligent
erISen q III 5ae eos n Tns! xso sen pn
a1st great atep 10 project agricultural inrestsu
Com and catae vere tulky and could pTotect
Bat wool Was portable, and should be pruiectsd
The result wBs q wonderful upsprinetng Of wooiitn
manufactures II the tasid On wool snd woo!lens
vas taken %, the Hool Of the aavages would be
let tu, and the wsgc Of wogkmeu would be re-
duced 10 starvation point.
lie would eos saJ much Of ealt. Ths tuty adaca
IS tot Canada Humber, il did not not = amount s
en '5'''eaE sE.nse. u IN h'a ane "a 1sn 0';si f.
ihst object the Comlnii.ee Of vi Wsys ~ snd Meaos ! a
had been travelling over the country. TheJ
Monld MAKE their report On ne ful,ezt fao,s. put
ss to surn away nom he 5000 Cd doctfine Of BIO.
lection. He could tel them how Eeorge wash
sg,0n as spoaea II tnsos q
nothing: All he claimed NJ thss esca county
q Pfs Gn. s ss9 seua a Es.,
w.xes were less, aoa .Sei1 secul.o,ated cspsiA
nor m97c. ~ We must R,otecs ourselves, a. ihey
s1d e more taer gat % tas
sct Wsefs the5 tsoasa. tseys eon deJ ss ; vo 51sy
$ s. A .s s' @Hs .s .n ns1' '1s' Sat oneas: 9aT:
We then, 20 to frre trade and rrpudiate the lime
hoEored practices that mare made Auer.ca: ue
teAa Letter fsoa shesaela Manufacturer who
cla!In1d tbat country q prosperity vas ueAaured
~ The eacess Of exports over tmpartA AZ that
saessa OF tmpotu MAS INCREASING. he beltcvesl
u1d fa9sn1 - ss
etuid he manufactured there, It woald haze gwen
woIh 70 the starrisg populasion. The amouat Of
I nni4on ~ y tne hank o. En91sud had sunk, and IN
! that OF France II had rAen.
Ts1f q e ~ ne Enesad ~
] {1ilnJ1 Il . tAalIA "
west farmers would send their products to dia.
| tant market when they could nayc one ai tnet
| the lssier market Al various limea wages h1vs
been Ion, and there had been financial crises bat
! these never occorFed with protective tariG
Trey cans when It wAs withdrawn The cr.ses
ts 1887 Ana 1857 wefe due, IN paTL to the repeal Of
the tariffs. 1vhat free trade hsd done In the past
l 4 would DO N The future.
ER- BLANCHARD CLoaET
Mr. blanchard then closed the debate for TIE
evening. speaking substantially as follows:
Ns Saa ~ ~ - 10 nna %
80; but he whs pleased thss he had not, That i.
MI Justin s Aor1ii hlmself tass lseo, When
thefe was frce trade taran, 30 called. w1s Jeaf
o. M y ls,Rs pE1dneflon ana ,g general ns9speHty =
4 4! ,hna aaI tine. na' "Aa men, 'ae neea OF taa
NJ. sis6oas had reverted 70 p,z iron. A eeu-
IL ~ sHs xs, ho~.
eyer, not the temporary price ct the moucnt. but
me,.H tSs s'eraSe fc5 ~ year, His opponcnt nsd
il wei. %s sa iees ae s.s ess
s aoa sosn aoa
/ pitsper. Mi: "eif. who believed only in mod
efsIe Eso;esno1, maae mat sialnmcnL
| swampfng OF American nanufacturcs By the rush.
!hg II Of shesp non They .ini aenh # H. hnd uid
England had, it could swamp "a At any time, pro
l 'ccitve tari1 OF no protective tat1n Tie wanted
matters settled on such a natural, stAbie basis
q business eonld sate!j5 depend o. % soVefa.
qreR y, s5J Rs59sasnsy i pfotes,.ve pol!e1:
wrHnE for the government 70 pursue policy
which wAs equivalent 70 giving boanties to msnl.
1ne, 10 aonE q @ ooe @ PETTY Tas r. re- tsse apd
1nds. ''''s'A ''ee : s'049 . ~ e'"'A>' IL
lie vss anxtous to get the question Of prn.rc-
The1 hsd ta11tea too long With o1her questions
| and he wanted 70 get this out Of the way. Ihd
e1s, aasst;on Of IT, cu,reney. to-. 1as p. sai
assured o. htat'e protection auA they shs0ld de-
pend % the!r own energtrH5 and build up what
70 s ess boot md sso ne5
That nceded 20 protection II the lrnn men hzj
ssen snAmpet' IN ls4' It wAs Lesson TO mem to
Would nrosecioni1.s hellcyn him when he said
he spoke Tor them snd his ielow-men When he
thought Of what the wortinGmen did for them tn
l LIN sh,s. - - ts o. - -. eJ0psL411eo ~
[ Iutted he spoke for them. When he spoke Of the
cesi Of non he spoks ios all men snd eseects!iy
st,a muGn 11a 81 lsancsuR ne MfRes o. American
~ a4t ~ ~ qss epe, lsos Iaupes meant .n VI:
son maintained ii public cost Tic condition o.
@ho Wele soaas 'sS aSsu Teie on 10. 70 a.
ma0ufscter'es hi were thing The land. Ths
M.sea q !hs fostaes wsse sooL In cotton MILL
= ssa 4ss svs!sss ~ e ~ e. ~ tss III hsse! e
m!lls her, nnl ese sesrss ne5e haa e p,
@ 40 I'D b. 70 nsy more foE c!otntoR md toos. =
prnt;slitg.! y tes4s.sed cost q iislns, Taa. rs
,9n p n,an re gsee. ,9e.esssd eest o. n,pE Mes
5ea5s sgo sish lover ones.
rna3.na y. s 4aa s.o1cu ~ eae nsM ssnaeuc
na;,9 ~. " o,t EaEAna ss.s "
manJ nanu1actures OF course, Ens
llsh mannIss!afefea sesine only tnel
oyn1ec,,on It9i tb., waa a The vptsion tbcn
land could never reverse her policy. The cail io
political economists stood VaeIe theJ always dii
Ills lrieuu had spoken Of What he called tu
had used thc wonl 1ts friends urged it bcesns
, the Present tafin taxed 1000 ttncrcni a!tlcle'
, One was Acetase Of maxoeata, on Nnich y W.
ceIt thif1scn aIncles na9Ie revenne wonla ]
Ma y snc ~ "oen NC poc% ~ sspea ssao s -
. British Policy Of tnlroduetng articles Of prin
= co9samraon ises KS Of M ans5. -
"a owrers Tsfns ii eapoyc5, @ tsese W. were T,s 4o,S
: !ailIas nil. = lad = rs ;.s. Tor or sst M