Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-09

entire world, ,te wages they pay the agri-
cultural IahCrsg are. gs coupaved with the
wages ul.I In a~y other country .rr such
H0vr, relatively mUcU higher taau sLs
wages l..t Boy our manufacturers. az we
shall. hereafter point or, more 10 detail.
And age:n hear this Republican ta-iF
hggo,ic ON ras wage question.
F.sureshs.e been Deraded comparing
wages here aad over ths seq. and then We
have bees c~av.ly bod that the tariG Is
the sole causa 90 81 the difference in oar
tav.-. auI 40: % Jr.hsI5eggr 10 9 las,
aod 1,r protective tarH hu' I abhor put
t.ug 20 ON false g.usuGs. Comparisons
sge Worthless Jules the conditions are
similar, IaG in this Instance the yOu,,U.
sluus CLAIMED prove too wUCb.
Eug'auG is rll,yi free trade. Austria,
Germany, I,a.y aud France axe ~ Be
,IigdIy and highly protective rs thu
country. Ia respect 20 density VI pOpv-
.a;iun, cost o. living, interest on uoavy,
and cost OF land, England 10 more on q
par with those countries than OGC own,
and yet In EogiaLi me wages are much
-'L.sr than on the continent.
To see the true force OF this statement,
lust Imagine there were no -uch country
~. the JWtsd States ia existence, and
hen by al, the laws OF indUgtiyg reasoning
sOI would have The strongest kind o, ar
gUmeut In avGr ut tree trade England a.
against th- high protective tariff countries
of the continent o1.thc question OF wages.
Elt we can 'iDd god illustration nearer
lone TIE Minnesota auG Dakota farmer
Is not directly protected IN his iarmlu"
operations in the sruse IN v htch the manu-
lecturers of iron and stcC. and ut cotton
gj auul-G goods grg, and vet the wages
Cd. ng-.rGIual hhorrgs IN Dakota and
Nn-t.oa safe relatively higher - conf
plrrI with agricultural labOryss in EggDpe
rGGr IN thltot the directly protected Iudu"-
L.ly- mentioned and much mp-p certain aud
regular and tar less subject 20 auotUauou.
LESS than q generation .-) nearly
ILL thu tire mill bands and factory opera.
uycs of New Eugayd were her own ,h,l
Dies. the sons aud daughters %. New EIl-
GLAND a-U,Es, mechanics, aud tGsissmeu.
NGd now au told By yt,Hh.e men, whose
surI / can not douht, that all this IS
changed Ihliv mrl hands aud agctDty
hands are now mostiy tore LUer,- mainly
Canadian rsInu-wbjIg their own sons
sua dau.rters. those who before coa-tltu.
tel tnr.s 4bbr force. Gii - West, ~ thJt
one could almost without eNlggrTatiuU say
that iu New E1g,oHl the tariff protect
NOT AMERICAN bar Canadian iaano
The selfish yrrpd OF tao NV Eng
r,aE ma0glars.-tr ha, reached uul
ar cheap Canadian labor. wIllr the p0lgr
star OF the great West. aur nourd'est ard
rec for-sil punliraEI-. lsye drawn thitlrr
GO. groy-=g cream o. Nsw England, iar
concentrated essence col t'lu Islyyim fathers,
and am clad TOT 10, tur ,aesc s 10 human
beng 80 love ,u.d sGuirea- thr new .ug,
land Nankls trG1au'sutgG 60 u.g bauuGiss>
and ryuhgruut West There they are all,
IKE myself believers sr , inst Low TAI. q ~
have d,a.gG it..
,,T IN .,..s .s I'M. last assertion the
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duc.ion, h1t onr rational and our State
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r.arc,.on Tn. so!lowfgg are the national
nDJ sat, G.puhlry,u tariff pledge. The
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