The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-03

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-eonsumers "who were without employ.
ment or were only partially employed, or
not in the country In 1878, and the benefit
to the farmer can be clearly understood"
Third-Mr. Carkskadon says that the
capitalists Of Canada are constructing their
great road to Manitoba because they did
not have to pay duties OH rails. lie should
read up on the history fthat road. It Is
huge land grant road. tits being construct.
cd because tho government Of Canada
granted a subsidy Of S25,0O0,O0O aud o..
10000 acres Of land, OF alternate sections OF
$40 ucres each, within twenty.four miles
OF the road. This Is the milk in that cocoa
nut. os
Fourth-Mr. Carkskadon asks lis whether
the cost OF manufactured articles In this
country Is not enhanced TO the extent OF
the duty laid for their protection. We an.
aver, no. For instance, there is u duty Of
u cents per pound on nails, the specially
in the way OF manufactures OF this region.
And yet nails, by virtue Of their own
American competition, have been manu-.
iacturcd and sold In the last three years at
one-quarter Of cent per pound over this
duty, or, in other words, at 81 IS per key OF
lG0 pounds. Cotton goods have also been
cheapened down TO II point, by virtue Of
American competition, that bids defiance
to English manufacturers, without respect
to duties. For instance, prints that
sold ut tho works in New England in
1870 at 0.33 per yard, sold in 1876 at G.3G
and in 1SS0at 40I. Sheetings that sold ut
the factories in Georgia ut IA cents in 1870,
sold in 1870 at 0, and in 1850 at 1926 per
yard. Ginghams that sold in New Eng.
land in 1870 at II, sold in 1875
Mt IL and in 1880 at s cents per yard. This
is the result Of that competition at home
that Mr.. Clay predicted in his tariff speech
Of 1913. Speaking Of this result he said: a
plant myself upon this fact, Of cheapness
and superiority, as upon improbable
ground. OF all human powers ope-
rating on the affairs Of mankind none is
greater than tim. Of comnoti,ion II ;s,c.
tion md reaction II onera,es be,woor
;ndividuo,a in ,he s,mo nation and ho.
tween d;frnrcrt na,ionsn
Fifth-One would suppose from Mr.
Carkakadon's refrain that the farmer has to
Jo,o,d on tho wor,1,s m,rLo, avid Tho, tho
worlds martat was somewbero on, If tho
IJnit,d States Ue sbould tno;y tho, on
ner cent of all that tbe American fsrmor
raises 10 consumed in thot NORTON of
TIM worlds market known no tho 1rn;,od
sto,os NJ Amer;c,
six,b-A..o,bo 600, of,r,ro,or,,,;o, h.,
reason Of protection on steel rails We NAV
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