The Forrest City times., 1892-04-01
DEMOCRATIC MATTERS
TIE T.RfFF AND WAGES
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 Fur11erEoZe. eAezp irO1 stimulates | other industries A loE price opeE- new avenues so~ consumption and ! this causes demand for labor that keeps Ep prices among the iron workers
 We have had in the past generation a cozclHsive demonstration of the fzl- lacy of Nx. Blzine's sssuupti0n thsl the question of wsges is all that tbere is in the szrl5 di.c4ssioa-
 Everywhere in free trade countries in tars7-rI1den countries iu over crowded Europe in new America we | have seen the prices Of usnufzeture,d | products decline largely and wage: advance steadily
 Here is fact that strikes al the very root of the protective system Ii demonstrates fhe fzlsehOod Of all ths f claims Of the protectIonis1- l. de clares the independence os the labor ! EG L11tA &AS AV2Af ZA bE. 4Al . to rlaiatain prices ss a condition pre- eedent of good wages IL prcTes thsi no Mills or Mckinley bill keep uy wages. that 60 ediet of congress ol parliament no resolve Or combination can permanently maintain or depres
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 What helps the iaoorer is increase, production increased abundance iu creased wealth We suffer not iron overproducsion not from too much o anything but from scarcity. from to'
 little The more we make the nor
 we will get Every law bears heavil.
 on the Iaborer. which impedes or re
 stricts the production of anything th I iaborer wanta
 The tariff does this: it is designe
 to do thiz and to the extent that
 fulflls the purpose of it's designers
 is an injury to the laboring man
 Down with the roboer tariff