The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-24

is Suca 1acGS as GnBse touching the growth
and consumpt don Of cereals at home give US
internal commerce Of the United States
They suggest also that, in I'D dition; Il: the ad-
Yantages which the American people enjoy,
from protection against foreign competf ION,
they enjoy the advantages of absolute free
trade over d larger area and with 81 greater
population than any other nation. The inter-
nal commerce Of our thirt ight states and
nine territories is carried on without let Of
hindrance, without tax, detention or govern.
mental interferenceso of any kind whatever.
II spreads freely over an area OF three and q
half million square miles almost equal Id
extent to the Whole Continent OF Europe
It's profits are enjoyed to-day by BE-, 900, 600
of American freemen, and from this enjoy
ment no monopol is created. According to
Alexander Hamilton when he discussed the
tition which takes place does away with
everything like monopoly, and by degrees
reduces the prices of articles to the mini
mum of %, reasonable profit on the capital
employed It is impossible to point 10 /: q
single monopoly in the United States that
TRIAL system which is upheld by the Repub-
iican party. "
i. Compared with our foreign commerce
these domestic exchanges are inconceiVably
great in NOTWITHSTANDING, merely as one
insGumentalfty as large q mileage OF rail-
way as exists to-day in all other nations Of
the world combined These internal exl
changes are estimated by the statistical
bureau of the treasury epartment to be ans
nnally twenty times as great In amount as
our foreign commerce! 1T Is into this vast
field Of home trade-.at once the creation
md the heritage Of the, American people
that foreign nations are striving by every
device to enter. 1t Is into thiB field that the
opponents of our present revenue system
would freely admit the countries Of Europe
-countries into whose internal trade We
could not reciprocally enter; countries to
which we should be surrendering every adj
vantage of trade; from which we should be
gaining nothing In return !! 4 s3Sssi 70
Expect upon THE MECHANIC AND THE bABoRER:s
AYpolicy of this kind would Gbe disastrous
to- the mechanics and iworkfngmen of the
United States. Wages are nnjustly reduced
when an indushtO us man lis not able by his
earnings to live ia: comfort educate his chill
dren and lay by o sufficient amount for the
necessities Of age. The reduction Of wages
inevitably consequent upon throwing our
home market open to- the world would de-
priYe them of the power to do this It would
proves great calamity to onr country q tt
would produce q conflict between the poor
and the rich, and in the sorrowful degrada-
ton OF labor would plant the seeds Of public
danger. ~ & 81 Al a. ii, i55
The Republican party has steadily aimed to
maintain just relations. between Labor and
Capital guarding with care the rights of
each IA conflict between the two has always
led ID the Spasta and will always lend IN the
Indispensable to the creation and profitable
use of capital, and capital Increases the
efficiency and value of labor Whoever
arrays the & one against the other Is
an enemy Of NJ both That policy 81 Is
ss aRa esss hss TIE IES
1Hephbl can partY has prnte eted the free.
labor Of America 80: that It's compensation IL
larger thar is realized In any other country.
IthaS guarded our people against the unfair
cofnpetdhon Of contract a labor from China
growth 81 q similar evil from Europe It ID
obviously unfair tos permit capt. lists to
make contracts for cheap labor In foreign,
countries to the hurt and dSispa cement Of
the labor Of America citizens. d Such d
ind other condfti lions 81 Home sinbor 1erciri-
.siyely IN the contTof Sof the employer)s Is In
furious to all par mot the least so to the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who are mnde the subjects
of the contract The inst Ions Of the
United States rest upon the int ligence and
iVtttuesof AL the people 81 Suffrage Is made
ton to every izen eIt is not the interest
.of thenepnbIic that any economic system
.si0u1dbe adopted which tnvolyesi The feducg
ton OF Wages TO the hard standard prevail
ing elseW herc.' The Repub lican party aims
ito elevate and dignity abors mot 70 degrade
4 Asa anbsdtuts for tie industfial system
which Under Re- lean admins ti6n has
Developed such extrnorif nary PROSPERITY.
Dur ppp onsnIs5 offer q pol ~ which is bnt, d
ysexieB ~ Experiments upon our system of
revenue-.a policy whose end must Ibe harm
labor Experiments In the industrial ana
financial system is the countryse ;preatest