National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-31
ONLY RARE PRODUCERs CAN Perform
FINANCIAL PRODTGIES.

Tho etos,ici,y or ,,t;ors 4, res,ect or
their immediate rro,Iuc;,g roU.r amer
rsr;oda or or,,, Jo,,rc.s;,,, l., corssore,cc
of war mr. other distrrbi,c c,pscs dcnc,ds
nItogrth,r unon tho st,nlcs produccd fine
omour, oC skilled Labor ,voii,h,o f,r c,-
pIoyuept anil IN, occcs.;Ilc,os. a,J do.
m,pd oc ,bs marriott. aud tboso In ,,,r,
depend upon the cbora,,cr or tbc MANILA
tion and the condition of Oh, country NJ IN
age. extent and dcvcIormcnt A new
country of wild, hounJnries and sn,rsc
populotion will IA. mostly cny,oed in
agricultural pursuits with distant and
dpu markets b,,;,, I'm, Ii,ilc skilled
and wrII-compensatcd labor cmploycd in
the mapuGtc.ure mr. rroductiop of ARTICLES of
active demand. md will necessarily I've slow
in recovering from any shork which inset
Ties her industries and conscnuc,,Iv tho
reverse of elastic in sprinuinr from the ashes
of ,tversity In indencpd,nce Rut mn old
country. whose entire territo,inl domain *
dcnscIy populatsd and in n biVb state of
cultivation, with ready and active markets
for the products of every occupntion. will
always employ a vast ,moupt of skilled Ia
Dor in the manufacture of those articles of
her production in constant demand In the
markets of tn. world. and when turning
from arms to industries TO SUNNY the in.
creased demand nt greatly enhanced prices,
occasioned by IN, l,nse of I,bor will swiftly
,merye rrom tb,. ,Iust or f,,c;eJ ruip
to the bipbes, p,,ne of pr,sner;,v. With
such nations maryclous transformations
often occur in n few months. and war is
made TO appc,r , sort of national stimulus.
op.ratiny as a rest of the enerries Of indus
try. while creating a morc lively demand
for the products or their toil Sucb n country
is France. whoS,, stapIes supply the Injuries
of the world and vitbout which wealth
wonld Ia, useless and society shabby and
cherries. Hone, her p.on,, werc allie I'm
provide the Government with the necessary
funds TO dis,b,rue many oI its epuoycments
growing ont of IN, WAY with GERMANY in n
time 80 short rs to SUNRISE tn. nations wit
| Messing the effort. But such fa,ts cannot be
| psrtorp.,d exc,pt bv inst sucb ncop,es M
nation is 80 enabled until by npc
and cxperience it has the skilled
industry to Put into the market, in its most
salable form, the entire sum of its annual
prpducts and to the full extent of which its
resources are capable. Where this is done
the smallest territory is frequently more
productive than vast domains.
These reflections have occurred to ms be-
cause il would seem that there is quite n
widespread impression that what France
has done in the way of having her debts the
United States NAV do, and TO show that
there is no parallel in the cases. Ours is a
country with hut little TO Offer others hut
the fruits and machinery of agriculture
and where our neighbors are, in the main,
manufacturers, they will have small use for
our wares. although they require our cereals.
So we have no such indispensable COM
nodities in daily and hourly demand. ms
luxuries. in foreign markets. as will make
our exports much in excess of our imports,
if we NAV ALWAYS RELY upon their balancing