The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-07-12
BEGINNING 70 SQUEAL.


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tariff, onr nrodnction has fallen Off and we
have found ourselves helpless dependents on
the manufacturers OF other nations Gennsyl-
,,n.a' " m';u cIouSoS i, hor rail,,n,,
charters Tcnuirinr the companies receiving
them to lay part OF their lines with Amer.
lcan rails.
mat would DE- pIc''! soo|' II II h"uh oc'H
Tor the pIuhdeF q 'i'o laulc"i congress Oh
1907 IN ofuerih8 coHS'S " oc 'aheh' bul inc
census hgures oI lo'o "cilollSn '''c irS' part
OF this statement utterly instead Oh "prouuc'
ton falling on uhucr purely revenue tarlll'
ahG increasing uioel P'olec'i'c tarlil' eA'
ac'ly 'he re'c'Se mas ocen uic 'aSe' III looo
the census returns snow 'lle manufacture Oh
cottoh goods III 'hi' country equalleu oo1s
yards per HAIL. WOMAN anu 'Ii'u' III lo'o
the ihahu'ac'"c cqu"''oo oot 't2 yaius per
mead Inc 'afili oil oo'VoiI SoouS III lo'ohau
increased ~ per ccll.'' 'nc P'tco oi co'oi
goods 81 per cent Inc SAME uiihliu'loh III
production anu increase III price Is SHOWN III
WOODEN anu Mols'cu eoouS' Shoc leather, &C
Inc Sa'nc ugly s'"'is''.s SHOW TIA. III iooo 'nc
u . nearly ihohopoi'|eo inc "hoie oouth
American tiaue III co'lon anu WOODEN goods
anu 'ha' our CoI'oii anu "oolcH manufacturers
were uiNihS 'ioSc competition WIN Eng
land in the East Indies, China and Japan.
In those DAYS there was no cry ON tbe mart Of
orr manufacturers forpro,ection. They were
extending at "A rate unprecedented in our his.
tory They had attained such skill and per.
lection in machinery that they could chal.
lenpe the world TO an opcn competition, and
hear off the palm. But the effect of the tariff
has been TO cut off this trade utterly, TO cut
down the demand 70 the necessities of home
and to place the business in thc
hands of few wealthy mononolcs that fly
thoir own nrices and regulate tbe nroductior
exactly to cover the demand, so that the nr.
COS sboll never fall ON account of the market
boirr cIu,ted As,o, he pcrrsv1vonio iron
while thev comno1 tho railroads
in tho;r own state and country to nav eco %
ton for iron rails and s35 for nic iron ,bo,
are sond;rg nir iron ,o ENGLAND and saline
i for GOO tom y, q, ,,oft, Tall of rof,rood
mononoIists hv fine side of these,
Tho wcokIinr of the Beo,by;con yort,ros
another statement.
"Thcrc is not prosperous or nowerfr, M.
ton on earth that does not protect its own in.
dustrles'
"A half statement OF facts he adds, "will
not avail hall statement OF facts, how
ever, is probably better than talsehood. As
by protecting its own INDUSTRIES this editor
we assert that on the contrary, there is no
that does protect its own industries. From