The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-08-27
furnished tor the diet of the people,
Edinburgh Review for July.

furnished tor the diet of the people,
Edinburgh Review for July.
While our statesmen are asking for pro-
lection. free trade England has millions
of pounds of surplus, not to be squan-
dered by officials, but to buy any good
property in this or any other country.
This should convince rs that our eXclu-
sive policy of high protection Is not so
good as the Observation-Disclosures pol
icy Of England. Oar policy causes DIS
tress in this or that, or many great INDUS
tries. while England finds relief for all
her manufactures by selling them 10 the
peoples of other countries. Speaker Car
/ Isle IN the August Forum sharply defines
! the stupid laundering Of the Radlca!
! party. He shows they are maintaining
an oppressive tariff to keep out the pro-
! ducts and manufactures of other countries,
and are advocating bounties to ships to
bring in the products and manufactures Of
other countries Certainly a great ma
ton never found itself in such a contra
dictorv position. The United States
| should trade with all countries. or she
should close her ports and refuse to sell
or buy from any foreigners. If the eXclu-
sive policy is wise, it should be carried
out to the full limit, and if it is not wise,
it should only be tolerated to raise money
to carry on an economical government
Vicksburg Herald.
The Northwest has found in its timber
a source of enormous wealth. The South
can duplicate its timber resources many
times over. From its kindly soil, that
needs but proper treatment to yield most
abundantly, more profit can be made than
in any other section of the country, and
the South alone can in time easily annu-
ally produce as much agricultural wealth
as the whole country now does. 1t has,
however, many industrial possibilities
found nowhere else, or at least nowhere
else offering such an inviting field for in
vestment its cotton seed oil industry,
though comparatively but a few years
vested in it, yielding large profits; its
early fruit and vegetable business will
before many years draw not less than
800, 100000 a year Southwark its
winter travel from the North, which will
swell to enormous proportions, and which
even now leaves s. 100000 to 100000
a year IN Florida alone, Will cause the
building of the finest hotels in the world
all the way from Virginia to Texas. and
while The Ponce de Leon NAV not be du-
plicaJed, there will be others numbered
by the score, costing a half million or
more each. And then the mild, halmy
air makes the cost Of living less than else
where, and thus furnishes a basis for the
lower cost of production OF agricultural
produces and live stock, as we'll as of
manufactured goods. Here is "A combina-
ton OF ali the best advantages OF all
other countries in the world. without
their disadvantages. l. i a marvellous
thing. and no one can study these matters
without being amazed AT the wonderful
future upon which the South has entered.
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