The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-09-18

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nous volume OF NJ ecaaa ioAly aai
led 10 the la4gsi r3t. i ms d afau4
by the mes. poseio, lpAia t5lites
aoald 60 reduce lie cast ot y % toni u
as to ehsble TIE nils y tgeatY b 4. tasts.
U lhssfd Of before sad y u4as asun
sblc return upou toe i-s sla.eat Uades
the operation Of this rule railway iates ia
the lssi twenty years bas ere dos over
100 per ceAt While the oucts 81 the
fsrm have fallen abou, 30 per cent.
Ia addition to the largely Increased p o
duclion, Mr., DepeW iguud IA der cause
for the recent agricultural depression ~
the attempts made by Auslicaa specula
tors to corner the market. lheee attempts
resulted In stimulating The agriculture 81
oil other competitors for the world s mar
kets. Ia view OF the depression brought
about by these caus IT becomts the high
est duty OF the American statesmen aud the
American farmer to look about for rem
dice. The first act Of the farmers OF the
United States should be to intelligenily or
gaDize. Ia the present condition OF The
world organ'zii on is the necessity OF ex.
islsoce. Capital organizes 10 corporations
labor organizes in trades uoions, msuufac
iurers organ ~ for prot eiian. Farmers
alone have failed to unite 10 any efficient
and practical way. Bot they should b. SO
banded together that they eau impress up
,n the government with COMMANDING vice
heir needs, that they eau educae soA
'ther In tie rotation s4d subayia3. Of I
,rops 80 rs to relieve the surgtn e. sHy
me product bat they cau escape TIE mld
lie man, who is row ssrplug tie life #
heir business
In conclusion MIR. Depew sbij; Ia my
Judgement, we a!e near the bottom Of the
,rsve Of agricultural depression, and will
Don begin to climb up the other fide. The
,ercentsge OF increase during the last ten
cars In our American cities has been be.
ond all precedent. and yet we are none OF
is satisfied but oil want I count Dur
ng this period the country has remained
tationury, or ,lually fallen Of in popula
ion.
Thus the racks o. TIE ~ umet ate be
ng enc, nously recruited, ana On. Of ell
yopor.ion to those Of TIE p, lucrr. 1t Is
be ineviteb BILE result th3t ~ aia . briel
efiod The ~ mefl OF tie oenoify will
gain find within ouc own border and
bout their owr bomss profitable mar
ot for al their productions.