The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-23
DISCRIMINATION.

DETERMINATIONS.
How she mckinley T.ri6 nsa>rin.lnasss
Against the Cnesper Arssc1es-
The comments on the effect Of H.
Mckinley tariff upon English exportA
which we quote from English newspsr
pers. agree with the results Of the in
vestigation undertaken = few weeks
ago by the associated press They
show thai. while the total exports Of
Great Britain to the United States have
not fallen on sensibly. there has been
great elimination in thu shipments Of
low-priced goods II has been often
pointed ont that the Mckinley duties
bore much the most heavily upon arti-
cles Of large consumption among work
ing people. and now ne zee the natural
result Of that fact in the more complete
control OF the home market By our
manufacturers and the consequent
higher prices they are able 20
exact As the Daily Chronicle
observes: 1t Is mot very evident how
home market will Be developed By
making living less easy for the maSse&-
And the Manchester Courier very Just
" concludes that one result Of the Nc
Kinlcy bill has been % deprive tho
poorer people in the United States ''of
source Of supply for their wants.
which must henccforth be met q
greater cost Conscl-General New
puts an ingenious gloss upon the situa-
ton BY saying that the exports Of The
materials for ausacturing the cheap
er grades Of goods which arc used b.
the workingmen have mot decreased,
but have increased That Is to say.
the reason our manufacturers need
higher duties on cheap goods and need
r. charge more for them. u that they
are getting their raw materials In great
er abundance and ~ lower cost The
consui-general sdds. though evidently
not for use in the Ohio campaign. that
the exports Of ''unmanufactured woods
have largely increased ~. " Even
ing Post
Frste~sIsa-s Prsas-
The protectionists always deny il
dignantly that our protected nsnufact-
urers and mine owners make undue
profits out Of the tariff The following
from the Baltimore Manufacturers
Record. . prominent protectionist trade
paper. will throw some light on he
subject
Iron nre mining in the Lake Su-
perior region must yield extraordinary
" large pro6tk The Lake Angelips
Co. par value Of the stock So pays :
monthly dividend Of - share. neA-ly
100 per cent : year. The Champ;cn
Iron Cos stock. pr ses. i quoted q
$3.50 The Chandler Co. par Is. =
quoted q e3703o The Jackson Co,
par 81. with 30 bid for IL The Lake
Superior. pr SIS with ST. bid The
Lake Angelina. pr IS. with sls2so
bid
Companies whose stocks re selling C
such figures are making fortunes out
Of the tariff. and they need .-pro-
fiction no longer.
-competition eheapens goodA ~
the prosectiooista and they ere right
Hut now can the tariff cheaper eooda.
since il very purpose = % cut on com-
petition? II Il = compesition that they
want they can have thst n fullest
measure b. inviting Il from every ~
tion % earth The tariff wall shuts
out compesisi0a snd gives The domestic
manufacturers she opportunily % rrt
rid o. e entirely ~ for.sing trusts and
combinationA And they DO t.
There i : duty 81 - psr cent %
pickles. and : combine Of twenty-five
pickle manufacturers he's lost been q.
Sected q 81 Louis md prices AIRED To-
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