, 1875-02-20

tho forco Of truth with 1t mud, unless it can
all be explained away, II ever there WINS all
occasion for MIR. BEKo,rEB to rotiro 10 his
"cavo of gloom, it is now.
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IMPORTATION OF MANUFACTURES.
Ono of this most obstructive consequences
Of tho Civil War, and QUO Of the
Affections to bo charged to tho great Rebellion,
is that 1t furnished the opportunity
necessity many would call it-for imposing
on tho American people system Of inpost
duties which have destroyed tho power Of
exporting manufactures, and left tho country
with nothing TINT can be exported to psy for
our imports except agricultural prodncta,
petroleum, md gold. It's eifeess aro upon us,
and visible in tho extraordinary fact tl1at tho
whole burden Of furnishing the exchanges
and maintaining the commerce Of the United
States is placed o1clnairely upon ono portion
Of the people.
Tho population Of the country ia about
fnrty millions, Of which ono-half aro engaged
in agriculture, md the ot1aor half in other
industries, chiefly manufactures, transporta-
ton, and trndo. OneLalf tho population
dwell in cities and towns, and tho other half
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