Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-29
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General Go and Candidate Atkinson Say Inc ldr 10 os
,,,dnt Grant Annual Message December 1874: mos -
% ter into our manufactures and are not produced at no
~hch . ~ EREE Those articles of manufacture wnch We
nco constituent but do not produce 'he
s 20 ~ not produce should entered free ALSO VIII 70 az
nch we 10 These articles must imported form part Oh ne
Of the higher grades wooden goods
man in medicines and in various ways In mahula
dyes class The introduction Of duty OF such WOODS
80 nroduce would the manufacture OF goou
do produce and therefore would be benefit 10 nom.
dnction There are many articles entering into a tho
h wa do not produce the tariff upon whicn All;
wiz" - s; the manufactured All the corrections In ',s
css o IN direction of bringing capital in harmony WIN
b other and of supplying the elements OF prosperity
-,
President Grant, Annual Message 1875 Many duties now
@ 80 M nsgnifcant return cost of collection mgnS
he RENTED and advantage OF consumers AZ
mention those articles which enter into manufactures OIL
| mon b articles goes directly the cost of the articles "he
ncured here and paid for by the consumers in a
only come from at home but act as ont
manufacturers of completed articles In our o" anu
markets .,,a
James A. Garfield July Unless the tariff men take need
IL ont 70 rational and considerae adjustment Of the arW
b &c only can be made by tie that careful Statistical study
of the subject will bring from hem more than from any
source which will bring us by and by INTO .rs
evil interests OF the country
desire say Judgment is not tho best noae OF as
ing tariff who does not pronounce
after fashion a enemy OF the tarli.
yames A. Garfield April Duties should be high that our
ofcr can fairly compete foreign product but not so
high to enable the foreign article enjoy monopoly
of regulate the prices as they please 1hs
of protection Congress pursu this line of policy steadily we SNAIL
wear year. approach nearly the basis OF free trade because we
shall nearly able compete with other nations on e4ua
am for protection which leads to ultimate free trade ~
James A. Garfield Nay 1872 And know moreover that for
nearly two years price American salt in Toronto Canada
was per barrel than the salt was selling o on the
New York side That produced it. shipped across
paving whatever portage eg and transportation were required ana
then Canadian neghbors at dollar per barrel less tha
was people shores Certainly gentlemen Will not want
duty continued enables that thing to be done
Chester of Acceptance 1880: Such changes
made in the present tariff system OF taxation as ha rne
every industry enable artisans and 10
compete successfully with those OF other lands -
President Arthur annual Message total abolition of erce
oaes rod almost inpaby proce Serious nsurmountabe
obstacle thorough tariff and considerable reduc
ton in import present tariff system respects
nn II makes UNEQUAL distributions and its bene
fits of the free list to include
within the which yield nconsherabe SIM
nlftin Of the complex upon certain
manufactures particularly Steel and ubstan
duties those articles and upon sugar oasses
silk, and wooden goods
President Arthur Fourth Msage The healhful enlargement
Asia and Africa should be sought by reducing
tariff their neither the other American
produce and thus enabling obtain return
better market for supplies OF FOOD OF ia" ana Oh the man
in which excel
Senator Morrill, mistake of the friends Of
the during
Henry Wilson's think protected by
taxing lightly placing the materials which
enter into
the upon competition with
upon the uxur of life which consumed by the
wealthy classes of society.
Blaine TO- 1868 During the entire when
seeking everything the EARTH and the skies and the waters
EARTH which taxation could be entered
Congress Observation-Disclosures
terrible in which
Now, the article of lumber again remind the
this article that when
undertakes make for himself home
of life he needs lumber for his cabin
his he needs lumber for his cart he
he needs lumber for almost
his daily life
G. Blaine, Secretary State 1881 The hours of labor in the
The hours
mills other England States where the
generally than Massachusetts, usually to 60 week
American
operatives eQuaed the efficiency OF the latter
and their longer hours of labor