Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-01
AlssnrPs AND PROTECTION,


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Prices Ana TruSt<-rrNtccttontIs should
cir the W1nes .; HJytag Machines,
The lreu AYE - September I. SAYS
'PeuninCou'> air ship factory in Chr
caro Is iaSt completed ana the aluminium
car. which weighs S0 pound the in
ventor saws will star, for New York in
three o. four weeks
Think what this means II his ship
can >uccoSta,ly navigate the air we
nav next war see hundreds Of these
man-mS6e birds da-cuC from city -
cit. ana from eo0tiacat - continent
carrying passengers ana vslDah.e
/ freight How fine they viii look and
how thcv win sid commerce by 0eGUc
/ ing the time between points now con-
necte5 only hy c,rcuItoUs railroads
/ rivers o. cVaa routes But horrors,
| What viii become ~ Mckinley, q pro
| tcct;on. Of the wU-kiC-Usn aud 81 the
farmer. and last hut not least Of the
hundrc5s Of dearly NlovS5 tariff t-u>tSa
According 20 the projections; idea
We sl-oa5y have t'0 much NonmcDcc
A. one a Them pats It. we would BE-
better III Il the Nrau were walls ot
FIRE Hence every rue believer 10 Nc
Kinleyi>m curses al improved means If
communicate ana al Inventions that
to>tcr commC0ce a2i cheaper the prices
II oommcSjtie> BAT the NckiD.eyite
sees even S-es,e- 5s-Scv from this new
machine He sees Il panc;E-n- more
holes Y the Mcki2,cv tariff bill ;hSU o
fall democratic congress would mske,
O. what uSe Wi. Pc custom houses
when ai->h;oS can cross oU- borders by
5av o. night 9. ten thousand different
points srG can anchor II q million diff
te-a-t 0,aca>1 VIA. un-iva,Ai opp0r~
taai;5c> would * provided Tor snug
Cling Tle vigilance Il ten thou
&o5 customs C1cs-s could not prevent |
smuggling oy wholesale; and the com.
petition 30 smuggling in .ar-e quaint.
ties O.: plape- made gods would Soor
lever the 2-ice u hundreds Il articles
Wooden goods plate and window glass
tn ?.ats. pes-. buttons and dozens Of
othe. articles that now sell here for
double The prices IN Europe or Canada.
wou.l 900 come down almost 70 a
common level And what terrible |
ELECTS /; would have upon farmers and
-ah3re-S !; would probably reduce
their expenses So per family and they
vou.& a,.-tree traders and protection
SIS a..kc-ha foolish enough to buy all
they could Of these cheap goods. They
would even work the harder II produce
a. they could 70 exchange and get their
IL o. gods for once Increased pro-
GGct.7a waG.d make a demand for more
ans this would raise wages.
wages would mean increased
consumption and the wheels Of indus
would Just hum, o only on this
out % the other side Of thu ocean. 1t
Is urcA-i>tian-,ike to think tina, our
.C-r2esn nciChborS would prosper
VIII rs, Int then it couldn't well be
J ped while goods could be- exchanged
through the air Sd that each nation
'-u.d g; the benefits ut the natural
!ni artificial advantages 10 productions
1. al, naruus. Til, could not lower
he prices II farm products. Tor our
farmers hare the best opportunity to
produce in the world and now compete
With al other nations 1t could not low
.r wages. forit would remove no bar
lors That ohStruCt the passage Of labor
rom one country to another-beeause
here are none TO remove. Il would in
act raise wages 10y increasing the
mount OF goods that could h. pur-
hlSed with a certain sum. But the
'o7r trusts, how they would suffer. aud
die. under such competition.
he pocket cutlery trust, which has
aisc3 prices fully 30 per cent since
$40. would have - reduce prices at
aaS, - per cclt. because cutlery costs
My about half as much in Europ, as
're. The cartr.dg, trust: which has
ivancet prices here 90 per cent and ,
els so per cent cheaper in Cana
a, would haze to have a dwelling
own ot prices, Hundreds Of other
-usts nov making million, out Of the
ami, only thousands Ok which have t. ,
- spent to sustain protection, would
ave = he content with ordinary profits
r yield up the ghost entirely.
such are some Of the Affections that
I'LL follow the Introduction Of nying
larain,s. II rr7tectionists understand
situation thrv will bribe Mr.. PEN ,
ington to stop WORK IN the air ship. !
'hich will do them l. thousand times
lorc harm than Peck's report on wages ,
.ii DO tharn r.-f :