Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-03-20
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.! the p.!!sIs that sgE;Gia .sva.-s. j.
bite. titan no c1mEerce a, all r..
s'=a @hea ne oacsds this 80 he
nj cDncei.d ard do 10; cgu,sds tue
s[gi!ty OF 4 syGuul that ngu,rrs
su@i hoiatsriRg, OF the !=zi.rs [. 4z.n
taxation.
SIR. Chairman, The r~b7ts pzii o5
tiG for the y-GT l5yl "ss !Li.5.lID.
nuh that paid n the Standa-l o.
Company alone on tbs taye> co'I>ctea
FROM ;bo tin obey impgrt.d last ycaI
amounted, il is said, tp abort tIcryEH.
DESTRUCTION cE co.&E#cE-
....
Mr.. ChairHsan, another most serious
objection 10 high rates oi duty here
t"t0rc existing md growing higher
WITH each new rOugr.Es DUAL u:', -
the destructive influence that i has
had on l. commence. The time UaE
when American commerce Has car
riel ia AnericGn smips, bearing the
American :lsg, aud manbed iy AMEN
Il frenmeu. IN those proud days
uur Il * Hvatcd Ovcr ogery zen and our
ship cast anchor in every harbDr. Ne
~ 1850 carried 81! per caGt. Ui oar
Cnum"rcu. We got the materials 81
which our ships arc built wilhou,
the imIDEitIpn OF exc.ssivo duties
and built them and sailed chem in
competition aith all the other ~ua!iynz
oi toe earth.
TIE Joyous songs 81 our free and
hsppy gcaineD ser heard xEcrcSer
any civilized tCngUed wa spoken
Then came, in au evil hour. our ex
cessiY. rates Of d0ty. and bsreatn
thnl and other Ddncfui influences that
commerce has vitngfca till 80 nor
carry Only lZ% per cent 81 uUr vast
foreign u mmefce, aud only ! FER
cont. Of ~ fOfCig1 trade wa5 con.
hUctsI in steamers brariGy our n!.
tiDnai flag, while T4IG r9f cent. was
With al It's profits CONDUCTED ~ alien
steam ecga.ls. We usilber allDa our
citiz"ns u buy shipg nbrDnd not build
them a. hC;nU. Such are gu: ln1:B
that IL un American citizen Mo rgn
~. nuild a ship HtshCne NJ Il tate
that cnaDics him u compete With
ot:o.s IN tho c%nrrying trade. goes
abrolj.with American GiDney, bBys a
chip. mGDg IL wifi hmcncan gtamsD
and objects, hois;s Girrye IL tho AMER.
can iinR, casts aside IL foreign paberg.
puts on IL q cargo Tor American con
somcrS. and stceTg into 40 American
port, his slip is ~'cizcl, and never per.
Gii.tel 70 closT from the ports Of his
~ country usalhly.
But, cir, IL tho safne citizen takes
tho sanIo moncy, gOos abroad aud
h'Sr iho Same ship, mans IL with
Brit.s.i sol .ects, bo!sts above IL tho
British iigE, loads IL sith The Same
cargo ~ cofsc, and CATE anchor in
the sa"ie American port, his ship il
protected and defended, and the
American Navy, II T. mood 10. Is called
out b" deiord hi0 fDtcirn Lag and his
foreign ship Al that America 70.
quires Dy her lhSJ ia that IL her ci,i.
q buys B chip abroad hc shall hoist
a foreign fng oyet u, give tho rigbt 10
II iv'ciSn government ~ use II against
us Ia tiDo Of war, under certain cir.
~cumstancos. AMI he IA rocUtc IN Tho
poszestion o1 his slips sud the pur-
suii OF tns ,CCat9n.
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