The Republican journal., 1871-07-13

birch, maple and hcmlock, and other
northern woods; while here we put the
strongest and most durable oak (Which
they cannot gcD and hard pine into our
vessels. They use anything and every
thing capable of being Joined together 10
build with we lay claim TO the choicest
| natural productions of our soil, and. by
consequence, turn out far better work.
"Thc rating, you think, then, is lead
ing item against YOU? Yes. If the
English Lloyds would only classify foreign
built vessels according to the material
used and their durability. we should stand
superior to any other country In COM
peting with us. if they would control the
| markets of the world. ii is necessary for
| the English Lloyts to rate their vessels to
as high standard rs our vessels occupy,
although the circumstances do not war
rant 1t, and they understand it and do it,
Our only help is in Congress. Our vessels
are bult betteri twenty-five per cent
more material is used in their construc-
ton; but we are allowed not 4 single al
vantage TO compensate
''Wil YOU give me m idea Of the diff
ference in the cost OF u vessel that would
follow the removal Of the duties on the
materials you use 7"
''lron and other metals and rigging are
the main items. In the construction of n
vessel Of one thousand tons, the differ
encc would be $4,000 in metal alone
People have no idea how much iron is put
into 4 vessel But here in New England
we have to sacrifice everything to the
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a minute walk rom townsend 5
htou@ht 'he WIlef 70 lhe in"t OF LeNimg-
.oh S'frel' ana 10 jackson 5 S''fd; mus
IS one OIL t'iG oesl Ioc''el IN h'9l boston,
anu loiliigrls "io very lalST business ;
YET Seareely more lhah n'l, u"|cll men
are employed now ana 'hey mainly t3,
Keep 'he pl'ce III oruer' f"f year an"
a nail Inc llnperS OF Two large Nlip'' re-
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ment' nave been lying about inc yari, 1t
having, in 1869, been the intention OF Mr..
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ana he haNlhS At a ia1ei .,.l. period IN we"
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await more pr"Pllions season.
on are DONG holllh9 "i any roh@e-
Iuehce now asked lhe "fllrf 81 Mf
JACKSON winnie eAelIIhg 'hr an"Ne ihI"f-
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