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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

"That Legislatures can
not rightly, Or ought not as
a matter of Justice and
political expediency, to
regulate the tariffs Of rail
roads, not owned by the
State, the PRESS Has A.
WAYS MAINTAINED. " [St.
Paul Press, July %, 1874
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tial with the interests of the mechanic
and the laboring man Of the city.
Nor is there any reason why the far
mers, who are restrained by conscien-
tious scruples from joining the Oranges,
should not cooperate with the Changers
in spirit, in sentiment and at the ballot
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SATURDAY, SEPT. "a, 1874.
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THE WHEAT QUEsTION---A DIA-'
L0GUEe

Lug Oke
THoucH the crop Of wheat in Great Brit
ain is somewhat better than that of last year,
that nation, it is said, will be compelled TO
import as much wheat as last year, VIZ
about 80, OOO. 900 bushels. The important
question is how much of this will be reqnir-
ed from the surplus of the United States =
Exchange.
Question. Have we not the same right
to ship our wheat to England as the
Hungarian or the Russian?
Answer. Certainly; but it will cost;
us little more to do 50, for we have.
further to carryit.
@. But we will reduce the price,
to correspond with that difference.
in distance. Why then do the news
papers say, show much Of this will be
required from the surplus Of the Unit
ed States e
A. Because England is more dispos-
ed to deal with the European wheat
raisers than with the American.
Q. Why!
A. Because trade is comparatively
free between the different nations of
Europe and when England buys .
ship load of wheat in Russia, Poland or
Hungary, she sells at the same time =
ship load Of her manufactures This
makes one hand wash the other. A
merchant is more disposed to deal with
q tradesman who patronizes his shop,
than he is with one who never enters
his door.
But the United States says, by her
protective tariff, 1--WE don't want to-
deal with you; we want meme eff your
wares" And England, in reply, says,
"then we will only deal with you when
We can. get what we want anywhere
else" Hence. if the Russians, Poland
ers and Hungar1ans have not the wheat
she wants she will come to the United
States and buy-but not till then: All
limitations on the freedom of trade are
hindrances to commerce. You cannot
have commerce where the ships sail
full one way an d empty another.
Q. What then would you have!
A. At reasonable tariff for revenue
only. No prohibitory enactments
which isolate US from mankind, and by
curtailing commerce lessen the demand
for our productions-primarily for our
wheat.
Q. But could our manufacturers
stand the competition?
\. If they can't compete with the
cheap labor Of England in making
goods, how can We compete with the ,
cheap labor Of Russia in raising wheat;
and then pay about 10 por cent. more
for every th'ns we purchases than the
Russians do!
z. Blu. will no. the rate of wages de-
terminc the capacity foz manufacturinge
A. Not at all. Next to the
United States, England pays the high
est wages in the world. If the rate Of
wages determined the manufactures,
England would long ago have sunk I'M
der an inundation of goods from Bel
GUM, Holland, France, Germany, and
even China and Japan. Why does not .
China, where wages are one cent day,
undersell England in her own markets.
Simply because success in manufacture
ing depends on skill, energy, intelli-
gence, brain.powcr. Alexander Red
grave, inspector Of British factories, re-
ports to his government the number Of
spindles run by one workman in each
Of the nations Of Europe. Here are
his figures:
France, one workman to -. -. "A spindles.
s sssssi:;, !: !: :: 81 . ..~...:s !:
Bavaria, I" -. 80. 46
Austria, =" -. -. 40
Belgium and Saxeny, one work.
IN
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carried by railroads or otherwise, and in the
exercise of that power may and should leg
islate SO as to prohibit, under suitable pen
alties, the extension Ut unjust discrimina-
ton and other oppressive acts on the part OF
either persons or corporations engaged in
such commerce.
This, it will be seen, refers only to
the power of Congress to regulate
commerce among the States There
is no afarmance of the right of the
State itself. The next resolutions are
as follows:
Fourth. That increased and cheaper
modes of removing the products of the west
to the seaboard and markets have, within
the past year, justly received the serious at
tentiOn Of Congress, and should be deemed
living issues in the approaching Congress
sional election.
Fifth. That the action of Congress at its
last session, in the adoption of measures for
the early and permanent improvement Of
the Mississippi river, throughout its entire
length, meets the hearty appro sal Of this
convention.
See how carefully guarded this Ian
guage is! National legislation is alone
referred to. Still not word upon the
right of the State to control railroads.
And this striking omission, it will be
remembered, occurred Immediately
after ANONYMOUSLY voting down reso-
luton which distinctly affirmed the
power of the State to prevent unjust
Determinations. Why should all refer
ence to the power Of the
State be thus Omitted, while
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You will see that the rate Of wages
in England exceeds that Of Prussia
more than the rate Of wages in the Unit
ed States exceeds that Of England.
Hence if England does not need protec-
ton against the cheaper labor Of Prus~
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man to ....... 49,. 49,. ....6O
Switzerland and the smaller Ger
man States, one workman to ..66
Great Britain, $ ia
Here is the secret Of England's gu
premscy! Brain-power, nerve, energy,
skill.
@. But is it true that England pays
higher wages than the continental ma.
tons
A. Judge for yourself. Read the
following table Of wages:
skilled and unskilled labor, excluding
foremen, overseeB, and clerks, in eigh.
teen branches Of industry In Prussia, Sax-
ony, Great Britain, and the United Statee>.
in gold dollars.
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No. II WABAsHAw ST., ST. PAUL.
SATURDAY. SEPT. "a. 1874.
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OF which We have on hand complete as
sortment-ail styles and prices
A full stock of READY-MADE
CLOTHING. UNDERWEAR. g.. &c.
You can always get what you want il
in seaso,; If not on hand we have facil-
tiles to get it for you at shortest notice.
E-Call and examine our Goods and
Prices.
ES-We are determined to please you.
GREENWELL X FENWICK,
Leonardtowu, Nd.
juno i 1874.