The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-19

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shall, e0mpreheaaed lhs situation
he's be sid. Every manufacturer
encouraged in szr country masses part T.
q market for provisions within car- (
seiYes, and saves 50 su2eh money -
the country sS mast otherEi-e sse eE
p5stesl 70 pay for the manufacture, (
he s1Ppiies. Here in England !; i
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wherever mandatory Is established
Eilich employs a nurnfeg 81 hands Il
raises tie vagle Of land In the neigh s
boring country all around i. partly ~ +
TIE greater Gemzall near 81 hand for
the rEo3ucs q the land. and partly .
fr08l TIE plenty 81 money drawn hy
tlae manufacture 20 that part q the
c5Gutrg. IL seems. therefore the IN
teFesf " al farmers and oEnsrs Of
lands 20 encourage orr young mana
f4ctares IA pretereace - foreign ones
III ported among Us from distant
countries Ihe fathers Of the repuh-
lie appreciate she Necessity FOR 8 home
market Ihey were ali farmers AMI .
planters. They could not sell - each .
other, f9z eacb Supplied his OWE SAINTS
This was their sitaaSiSa- They rec0g-
aiKed 1he Importance OF 8lversifging
the occupations q the people They
flust promote other purs Iits than Tie
cultivation u the son. They mast
have, II they E0aid prosper. c8nsara-
eF- 1ho wgald absorb the sarpias pro-
61ets q the farm. The result vas =
protective tariff. AND under il the sis
dom aud foresight Of the founders Of
the repEa3ie have been m0se than vim
Gicafef Andrew jacks0n put the ease
. vel a has ever been done when he
declared IN LA Where has the
American farmer a market for his sur
plus pro8net7 Except for cotton. be
has neither foreign nor home mar
ket. Does not this clearly prove. when
there Is 10 market either az home or
abroad. that there j. too much
that the channels for iahdT
should be multiplied Common scnse
points out She remedy. Draw from
agr5c llture the superintendent labor.
employ Il on mechanism and manu-
iaeiafes. thereby creating a home mar
ket for your bread ssglifs. and di~triblt-
irg labor 10 the most profitable ar
count and benefit g tie country
oue-Ihsrd Of the cotton crop OF the
south i consumed az home. Who
would not wish that al q i might
ind a market in the nited states
We would be better of. you would ~
better OF. The cuGHtFy II large woaid
he the gamer i the whole cotton crop
w4g fabricated II eur own mills i,y orr
0Nn people. Transportation woaid -
a great extent re saved We would
make and bay more cotton cloths az
horne. and send abroad for less idle
labor would BE employed idle capt
"a ind investment. the South would /
Increase IL spin8les ard is looms
and general and permanent pro- f,sritg
would folioW.
srlIL NEEa PROTECTION
The tariff rs4ornser seeks 10 fafter
the New EngssnG manufactrrer with
the ssIcrestiaa that NJ no longer needs
protection. and shgald turn his iuds-
euue in favor ~ the other system. lie
assures him that be has raae he'd such
perfection n manusacture. such com /
pseteae-s ef organization, such al f
v4acemeut "a mechanieal xii. that be /
has nothing T. fear from cosur,eti;iar 4
abroad. and that he has bslt e. reaeh
oct for our own ard the norris mar.
kst~ and they are bis lie assures hifu Il
that he has nothing longer to fear
from foreign competition. BOT Ehat hi- II
seTious danger i froni home Compel
ton that Nhiis be il Indebted for his
splendid progress IN Industrial develop
ueAt q protective system he has
0aIsroWn H. and Il Il j. 70 - con
tuusI the People Of the south ard !