The Red Cloud chief., 1892-10-28

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NAT TuE PREsENrwBkr rnE MILLS Biui.
VAS DoNEI PROPOSED TO DO ron
ron " FARMER. n fANMER.
!. IL has saved to- thtI L. IL proposed n duty
farmer Hlof 10 per cent. on bar.
me market for hislioy, as against 30 cents
riley, worth over E, "a bushel under the pres.
300 yearly. lcht ,arln. thus depriy-
ting the farmer " " home
lmarlSot worth 1900, 600
lyparly.
/, has savsd to the I, II proposed u duty
farmer. alon leaf tobacco from
,mo market for hislsi.S TO a "a less than
bacco, worth u ,Ooo,oolundcr the present tarir,
'arly. Nhus dcpriving the
farmer Of u home mar.
'kct worth G,0W,oo
= II has saved to thcT 3 IL proposed q duty
farmer. a of 10 cents pei, bushel on
,mc market for his POTATOES, 10 cents less
amounting toIthan under the present
,dO,OO yearly. lturtf, thus dcpriving
the farmer Of Q home
lnarl OF worth r,eO.OW
T. II has saved 10 tho T. II proposed TO keep
poultry rais.lcrgs on the free list
a homo market for thus dqpriving the poul.
Is eggs. amounting toltry raiser OF Q bone
1000 yearly. market worth si,10O,00o
yearly,
5. 1t has saved to tho o il proposed duties
merican fruit growers on prunes, nuts, rnisins.
home market for his and other fruits 30 pcr
,isins, bis pruncs, cent lower than under
uts. and other fruits, tho present tariff, thus
orth N,.o0,VD n year. depriving the fruit
raiser Of u homo market
worth SS.5O, 0O yearly.
q IL has saved tho o. II proposed to In.
mcrican wool grower sure The utter ruin Of
utter ruin by pro- tho American wool
,ctlng him from n dis grower by exposing him
strous compel I 1 q n TO the disastrous com.
18th foreign Scent petition of scent wool
iool, keeping the price Iundera free wool tariff,
I American wool at On which would have
Of 30 cents per caused n depreciation
ound by comparisonlin the average price OF
i'm An average OF 49, American wool OF i6s
rnts per pound. aslconts per pound. as
hown by quotations oflshown by q comparison
lmilar grades at cor of priccs IN London and
dates inlPhilndelphia Of similar
and Lon-Igradcs of wool nj cor.
on. responding dates Gree
Difference in favor Of wool was adopted by
he projected American the democratic house
TOOL grower, 1913 cents IN the Fifty second con.
cr pound. lgrcss)
IN addition to these direct benefits
the present tariff the farmer has
zen profited by the reciprocity agree.
nents that have been made with
countries, and by the vigorous
Of the retaliatory clauses
Il the Mckinley bill, which has led to
he repeal Of the prohibition that had
,een. enforced for years against
american pork in Germany. France,
tally, Spain, Austria and Denmark.
thus our exports Of bacon, hams and
ard have been increased to the ex-
ent OF $40, 900, 900.
Partly by reason Of reciprocity agree.
partly by eason Of q vigorous
policy, partly by reason Of the
,ction Of the department of agricul-
urc, in refuting the false accusations
concerning contagious diseases among
american cattle, our exports of live
have increased TO the extent of
10, GOO, 900, and our exports of beef
PRODUCTS to the extent Of 81. 600, 600.
Our exports OF cotton seed have in
,reased by the value of o., 800, 900. our
of fruits TO the extent Of ST.
900, exports of flour to the cx-
ent Of s2s, OOO, 0OO, u exports Of wheat
o the extent Of sl15, 900, 900, our ex-
Of corn to the extent Of 81, 000,-
100, and the total value Of all agricul-
ural exports to the value OF S275, 600,
100.
Is there any good reason why the
'armers should vote for the retirement
If an administration under which they
received SO many benefits?--Chi.
ago Inter Ocean.