New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
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Mr. Penst0n-FOr years the Custom House ch'l' se'
on the crop OF Bermuda at ports OF the united o'c'
had been from s25 900 100000 and for the last TWO
wears the amount has run up to 100000 under INC
Mckinley tariff but II has nearly killed. inc ""u0
our only source of wealth is the crops we o'lS 'aA
imports ID per cent? to meet our current eApehse' i'
II the heavy duty that is imposed upon our pr'du'o
kills the trade the revenue would suier' DeoH"So ""
should not be able to import
Mr.. Ouerbridgc-Therc Will be change Oh Ho'eri'
mcnt in the United states By and bye. Although Mr.
Harrison has been nominated, he may not succeed IN
his election and though Mr. Mckinley hal not Deel
Nominated as an Endorsement Of his policy, from when
We are now suffering. Mr.. Cleveland Is nominated as
the advocate Of tariff reform and then we shal sec
these heavy protective duties removed
In view of these remarks, made by men fully ac-
aualnted with the subject before them. can any ono
doubt as TO who it is that pays the duty When we
further consd that the onion farmers OF Newt orh
and Conrecticut have to pay 81 day aud more for
au ~ cam READILY he Seen that onions cultivated
and reapcd By labor Of ,. 10 and ID cents diy' a. III
Europe, almost undcrsen them even WIN ,aiS
not of goo or 5000 miles and 40 cents per bushel
DUTY In view Of these facts. do our farmers WISH
to have the duty Of 10 cents blshs removed ana our
markets governed by the merchants ana growers VI
Ecvp spain, Portugal and England . , 49,,
Cabbages although not 50 prominent III farm pro.
farmers however quite important item, yet under
lie old tariff the imports from Europe lad , ,1
domestic production in the vicinity OF New YORK,
amounting to from seven hundred Thousand 10 ,nto
hundred thousand heads yearly, with almost no du,,
to Pea Of being son t a. head sd The price Of
,n tbe passage Of the Mckinley BILL was $40 to $l4
100 heads-whoe sale-and in previous years the the
cost in Europe was only about Be a head. labor
being about i5e day in the farming districts ,ns
clr5um> tanccs compete with such imports Inc
foreigner. therefore had almost ii ,Gr% r Oh 1,
the Mckinley bill. the shipments Of cabbage IRON
Europe nearly aTge as in 7So; h%t tha
amounts Of none. which they had been doing regu-
lry for years. they had litile LEFT after paving 70
The Tinted state, Government the new duy OF &c "A
head for the privilege OF selling In our market lO
our farmer. encouraged by the new duty 10 pant
100 The ra,t season Of 1o92 found our foreign
shipper Withdrawing from the he!d thc Imports nr
farmer the home market which they have suppuei
abundantly with the best cabbases AZ about - ~,
rate Of from $40 10 Sl4. viii any sane man dare
under this presentation Of facts ,a, one
II has been demonstrated again and again 10 INC
satsfa' ton Of every intelligent man Hl"Ns tA
y,n,c the price Of any article which We produce In
sufficient quantities to supply the demand ana tnd'
hcn th, forcfgn shippers. out Of love for the poor
10 pie in america scrd hithcr their p9tntoeS, onions,
are ,ie 10 give but all that they can squeeze out
- thcm mailing money virtue OF our nr1",'l .
on such goods, which really protective theh
from one and all of them and their Free Trade ric-hS
arose the refrain. II is sin and a 81 nm" 10 TAX
Tho moor p,opl, FOR the necesslrics Of me-
IT.. figures following show ID" Imports, e,c.. lof
tbrcn IA on, FOR one year preceding ard The two
ycar, foowirg tho passage Of the Mckinley bl. and
a careful examination Will we'll repay the student OF
markets" II not the student of maNimH.'
'' Tserc IS no, a farmer in tho United states who
.vorn,n.s carefully ne matter. but VIII understand
that he hns FAR greater control ~ Ms nom" markets.
under the pr, ont arT than De- ever had In me pas,
,n vtuo-s whereof note tao fact staring them In the
fac. - their having supply this YEAR nlone over
800 600 bushels ~ potatOcs additional for their
domestic trad more Than last year. ana nearly
600 600 bushels for export demand d"v"lD~d under
~. Urriprority clause. and also over 10000 heads
- cabbage ln place ~ %" amounts formerly imported.
In continuing fhos,. observations ~ 90" three product,
mentioned r. not wlfn ~" kno"l -" that others
would flH tn nl." results. hut with d"~r" 20
bring moro plrtirlrv ~ flr attention % No farmers
81. $.,- york vicinity zee benefits which have
accrued fn then rrd"r 80 McKiUlT tariff. aud which
igh' w,fh iuipr ~ IS r' -tvlci fho Faru"r,
Protective. h'l" hDug almost ths hrsi at II Con
rr.,, ~ which special attention and protection .as
boon given ~ farm prd1-ts. Following : n rh'"
ending Iunr 20. 1r.o. i-o1. l-r@: