Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-01-12

Projected Farmers
nshyille American.
1 ners are manllentIna
7 now something about shs
> FDf the tariff, aud iioI l|tle|
sate for themselves. lhis
: sign. IL indicates t|snl
, citing to be u little skep.
! the intense zeal al l|lti
, elnagOgue5 In the interest
ner class. Mnnrfafmers
: these demagognes, hnN
} believe. that only the
rer Is protected ARainst
bmpetilion, while the
aucis are open 10 free
he farmers viii examine
Jaws they will End that
,se the following direct
duties on agricultural
sRice cleaned, ~ crlifs
!; wheat, 20 cents per
| Heat HOuf. 20 Def cent
j, 10 cents per bushel
Ynts per bushei; rye, ~
sushel barley, ~ cenis
i butter, 4 cents peri
IEese, 4 cents per Ilonrtl
cents per basllel to-
manufactured, 81 cents
sugar, from 81
Saound ; live animals, ~
hose for breeding p0fp0.
lifted free TO bemeilf the
JEFF and pork, l cent peri
ia, from "a To 10 ard ~
fQund, aud hay, az per
duties, and Others on
nets, tend t. keell out
,1petitors, especially on
IN borders. and ieavr ctr
sket almost exclusively
Gown farmers.
10 home manufactures
!, home market, 10 lilac
;eilitating transportation
IAN farmer Is better ~
liners of any other lAnda
rs from the Agricultural
at Washinrl0E ehoM
ges OF farm laborers afo
Use States and districts
Greatest number OF man
enterprises exist, IL
1882, that wages were
Month in Ohio, u saan-
! Estate, and 9l8.20 IN
tust across the river, an
State. The difference
ven i'm the inannIaciur-
,fcultuTal portions % a
In the Northern dis
lois, where manaiaciur-
Extensively carried on,
~ 80 per month, andin
IN district $l0.67. The
d, report saysi =" When
Industries flourish, audi
III persons cinyloyti in
fewer THAI tho5e en-
Iiher occupations, Il IL
rnahe prices ot fnrtn pro-
ID higher IN mann rae
ddtls, and the gross aud
S,of the farIn proprietor
1hod OF esilnnsliag tho
M operative profit on Ills
q between free trade ANl
iybe 10 see how Inunh 4
h or wheat would DaX
inr article. NFhrre nm
ne his bushel of wheat
bbh5l yards Of bleathcd
i,1er protection II WbEid
vartla tuHnrM
pAde ii would lmiy l2
,v1lts, under pf0fecaitn "A
e,ss6.27 yards-nnd 81 al
y, Giles, SO, IL lreq Trade
whatever necessity
~ le compelled 70 hay
,hmld, OF course, rpff-
49, eapen his own pf1&uAf
a. It's purchasing llnMfFl
....by tO cheaper the fs
Y, a.. 10 buy Is 10 tgfeAp
,. auuiactures nod o|lNsIN
y. Fies ut ho1mo. t4ful
y. thrive best when 1s4lf
W Sieadiness and Ktl
', returns to Agricultural
!. trswith increase IntIie
VI VI nmodities produced IN
1--we repeatedly said IVY
' ',s otecls unytlinR Il pro-
labor. Diversified |nr
!. lrable 10 the capitaliS
TIRE SO 10 tile works|ao.
j could 40 into ARC
:, ssh was scarce, befHuso
,ere far from market
% farmers aud swnlluay
:, lie farms, according 10
r'ec0rding 20 gospel hy
bclOsure OF mortgage
Of doing this, b. II.
tai In a wool, cuttpf,
= mill in that slime fP-
"a 1.-THE provisions lor bis
tIDm the neighbsgsIug
q would not only be no
lsut the farmers land
~ idly IN value and his
,ai,4h II.
~ 1libIe lMw that where
eI enter OF consumption
na nelghborlng farmers
hs profit Ivy II. Take
~ Of Annhsl0n--nOt So
I'm Alabama, which
a night, AS IL We're.
Iobe boughtaround fhis
s'ras low a price ns u
~ yer before the town
is,Not at all. And the
loIse farms have incTrns-
W the same pr0portioil.
1.-THE price Of lands In
ng Slate with those
~ does not manufac- Z
iicf receives incidental
10 Die creation Of a home
eee direct protection
&c npetitors. Indepens
~ NEAT staples Of c0tlop
= ninety-two per ceut-
~ products Of the InT-
'a = piteti States are con-
y q. England viii buy
requires aud nOanslf
TwllT supply the place
81 ihrks.t. we have The
surf nited States sgOnmnM
,trd that OF the <i6.IloD,.
5m.Pd by our variuoS if-
Pla1y $4,000 .Dt0, 40 are
hofne. Our l.lM
humpii0n ~ fourteen
than ourisireiRsi Trade,
The closer l|ic Iaf-
a market th his hal'Ila,
no ,ves III IIIa CA IN
~ Ark "a. There N The
u Importation. ili6 h.
rhfr8 f0r his pro,luflf,
~ ton of hi4 iahd, the
"a I.hhfvf his credit, The pro-