Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-31
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Atkinson Say Tariffs Republican Leaders Who Say Isl


,,s,d.,t Grant annuaa Message December 1874 mos -
onr manufactures and produced at nome seems
to me- should Those articles OF anu % that part
nro5rca constituent but do not produce me
w t nrodnce should be entered also. will instance ie
WOODS DYES etc. articles must be imported 10 o d 10
fct If the higher grades wooden goods chemicals uSe 10
dves commanded in medicines and used in various ways In
tnr come under this The introduction free OF u e
as we do not produce stimulate the OF
b those we do produce would be benefit 10 nome
production articles entering into ~
which we do produce ourselves the tariff upon "nn % % hiS
cost Of producing the manufactured article All the corrections LII LUIS
regard are in the direction bringing labor and capital In
each other of supplying OF the elements OF Prosl'
needed
President Grant, annual Message 1875 Many duties now coece
and which give for the cost OF
be RENTED and advantage OF consumers at nome
mention those articles manufactures OF all sorts
paid upon goes directly to the cost OF the articles
ufactued paid for by the consumers Ihse
only home but act protection
the completed articles in our own anu ~
James A. Garfield Ju7v 49, 1853 tariff take heed
unless thew consent rational adjustment OF tee aW
@ nv can he made by the full light statistical study
Of the subject bring them than from any onef
source and by into free trade ana oil w
oen of evil to the manufacturing the country
desire Judgment it is not the best mode OF
nr tariff every the shbboeth
after fashion enemy OF the tariff
James A. Garfield AprH Duties should be SO high that our
fairly compete with the foreign pFouuc ou NOV
high as the foreign article enjoy monopoly
and regulate the prices they please Inns my
Of protection If Congress puues policy steadily SHALL
year by approach nearly the basis of free trade we
am for protection which leads to ultimate free trade f$
James A. Garfield May And know that for
nearly wholesale American salt in Toronto Canada
barrel than the same salt was selling M on the
New the lake That is produced it, shipped across
paying portage ghts and transportation were anu
then Canadian neghbos at dollar per barrel less tan
shores Certainly gentlemen WI" hot wanna
duty continued that enables that thing to be done
Chester A. Arturs Of Acceptance 1880: Such changes
should be made system taxation shall relieve
every ened industry artisans and manufacturers to
compete successfully with those of other lands
n ofo
thorough the tariff and considerable reduc
duties The present tariff system Is IN many respects
makes unequal distributions both Of burdens and It's oene
enlargement of the free list so as to include
within it the yield nconderabe sim
pcaon complex and inconsistent schedule of duties certain
particularly of cotton iron and Steel and ubstan
tal duties upon u0Sc
wooden goods.
President Arthur Mssage enlargement
Africa should be sought by reducing
tariff buenon such of their neither nor the other
produce thus enabling ourselves obtain return
supplies food materials and OF the man.
which we excel
1870 1t mistake of the friends off
tariff insist the extreme rates imposed during the war
Henry Wilson: protected by
taxing life lightly placing the materials which
the free list raising
the Government upon articles that competition
life which the
wealthy classes of society. .e.s.-
James G. Blaine June 1868 During the war
seeking everything the earth and in the skies and in the
which taxation could wung
conception Congress During
lumber
taxation Now the article of lumber again remind the
House that there has been this article that when
the Western ronsman undertakes to make for himself home
till the SOIL of life he needs lumber for his cabin
he lumber for his he needs lumber for his cart he
needs lumber his plough he needs lumber almost
his daily life.
James G. Blaine Secretary State 1881 The hours of labor in the
Lancashire mills the Massachusetts mills week. The hours
of labor the mills in the other New England where the
generally less than in Massachusetts, usually week.
Undoubtedly the inequalities English American
their OF