Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-03-04


American producer. VINO han 10 cN-
port 10 hnu market anu was COM
peiieu 10 taSe tne same price III L,v
erpool as ms iortish cohpstl'ege'
but Woula MAKE thsn NE, A. .res T,n.a', tor an
othef reason. WIN Iet MI; D"rc,lar"'
now uifet,of oi .ne n.,n'' s ."om ', 'e a,.a
~ Vel -. M sne oS.s I'm 80 VI w a;a 80 -,
'neans' sIaIe 'ne ,n.o ,s0,' "s ny Wv :"
congress 1hne T. 100. WISH e'IlJ
senator sei,s "ou'o feAo MS speech' he
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ol three GEMS ,, " pouho ." fm'''te"
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Ard he adds. what / ,lisnute:
..T,s;. of no,,,.s,, ,.,;sad ,ho cot on,,
hls VI .u"' ." ."u ~ .o,, .o,,an @ ),
p'sSo NJ, ~ ann ,,;s ,xas aS,or ,ba ,yor
,Iasa - ~ 10 ;'",ar,oa not,ou
o.Tsoa. saT"'' 80 80 .o,r',;,,hs ~, all ,nai
" "rH ,,ro,inced in ,hs world aud axnnr,
1o por oo,'t ~, sJ ,vo ro;sn III tho
~ pa' oo". ", .n ,,. tAo Wv
ta,n ,. DC .a,. oa',. ~, ~, ',..,,"o
on ,ha nrotensa int ,,o ysr,,nr -
On W. -,
protec'eo oJ ~ 10 nan al" "'
ius.oh M..,, 1uS ~ say -. ~ iaau s"r IT,
eora;rs Nr;ca rognistcd tho n,ica NJ
~ .n,',ia ou,n IN Nou. Em,Isns
.ne n.,',tnn,,;na,.. mn honaht r.,v a.,tnn
..,a,, as NOW Of tho i.;vornno, wrica
i... ,,'o d;Haranna IN tra;i,hts Tho
.o.s .sms,,,ao,. ~ tha o,tto,, 80 ,ho ,ax
hnt TIC enormons tariff tax ,mnosed
81 tho nretensn that tho mannfa c,pr.
or n.;d II has heen Fart nm nver
sincc and the whole country has n.id
tic snhs,dv .l,honob ihe tax of z
NOR cant was taken afr cotton in 1867
ap,,,, no. narar s;mca baon ;mnosad
t.Whem omr recnnt great arnv w !.
a;sh.nSsd ,uar tawa. ,sar. ,srnoiv ra'
IncaI -
Tint ia true. AL, tho income taxes
| t.xas IN ,no,,f. ctnras on rottom ~,
i;ca,,ses On avervthina ,rara ali
nromntiv romovad from tho mann.
fac,nrers .hnt tho wor tariff ,sxas I'M
nosad ~, the neonlo to con,nans,to ~ n
mann facturers for the other war taxes
still remain unabated. and tho senator
oharaos mon VIC evau n,,v' coil ~
ahote them with being secret emissa.
RIGS of the Cobden CIub.
Rnt. tn return ask seuators if II
would NOT ha a decent thing IN do. .as
ihe SEQ OOO OO will never he maid hack
that WIS exterted from the cotton
,lan,ers- aud as tho New Enula,d
mann tacturers have reared the 6one-
eft OF the war tariff witl,omt nre.
tamsa of right mr. uecosa;tv for !; ftoar
wears 10 oive the cotton nlnntcr his
ties at ths nrics liza. can Inv than,
where I'm mlst soil his cotton ..n,,
vive The infant cotton indnsir,cs ~
tim south the riuht IN bnv the ma.
chinerv wherevcr thew can INV /,
cheanest with which ihev havc n
contand nm frao.trada nr;nc;n,es viii
;ndnatr,es which have hea,, fos,ered
nrotect,d and suhsidiz,i an Iony or
heavily. and 40 unius,lv as thosn nl
| New E,nuland have been.
| Parhan. oon oot tho ass;st.,,o ,f th.
senator trom Varmnnt after read ,
passage from his speech. He said:
'It Is manufactures in their infancy
IN states hardly starting in diversilie,
occupations. which need creative stim
| ulus."
That is the condition of the south
The New England manufacturers hav,
attained the age of manhood; they ar,
stalwarts now; it ought to be an insul
to call them infants, and it is shs me u
in them to want to be nursed an,
longer. They now own machinery 6b,
very best that money can buy) equal il
productive power to all the. huma,
labor In the world. IL this congress
does not give relief from their exac
tion, hope the people will send bette
men in their stead to the next. L,
show that the protection-sadsidsi is /,
better. w0rd--noW given to all othe
Classes OIL Manpinctarers Is equally op
p,sss,ys, pre- ...s.;,. unjust, anu Unnecessary a
.ns ns.ssa sao..u.es as.0n noM pai" 70 tne co'to
| :. :: = .u
casee IL 10 iar Worse' VIII reaa agar
rom MI: burchards speech. preie
sn,ng ih'eil'gen' republican authority
iae sa'u .
l hA XII iAkiffS' !.
I'm the tariff OF l7S9 the duty OF
woolens was only b per cent. Snbse
quently additional, duties were imposed
and manufacturers were given a highe
rate OF protection. But the tariff in q
case, except in regard to some specla
Articles, averaged more than 80 pc
cent. on textile fabrics until during th
war OF 1917. when the duty ON cotton
was temporarily raised to 30 per cent
The highest duty on all woven good
under the tariff of 1912 was 80 per cent
except on wooiens, which paid 40 pc
cent. on account OF a 30 per cent. dut
the domestic manufacturers had to pa
on their imported wools. 1n 1860 tn
duties imposed on these goods range
from ~ to 3O per cant. and the preseI
hIgh rates were established during th
late war.
DUTIES INCREASED DURING THE wAF
"Now whv dill we ra,se the RAT. /,