The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-02

Inc nrnaneritv NJ ia antithesis lie far beyond
,ho ro.cb ~ looisia,ion aud thai cxis,ino condi-
lion. matino low nrosan, and coming industrial
and commercial s,sgna,ion, follow inevitably
,ron ,ho oroa, doyoirnment ~ tho labor units
n,oduc,iye pover and that this is largely. II not
wholly. due IN the ad,ntion NJ modern processes
and labor.savinu devices Sor do they seo,n
c.nahIe M conceEving that the phenomenal
pro.ne-i,v NJ the commercial and industrial
x,rld during go murb NJ tho nineteenth
c.n,urv "a mn Hangar possible by rca-
.on of the decron.o IN The lands suitable
for cpi,iya,,nn ami set,Ismcnt and the
,.,v co,nnlo,o .xrI,i,a,;on ~ al possible ma.
ko,s "a ,roll a. ~ an enormons and nearly
world. wide development OF industrial euuip.
uor,s 4, rocor, ,oar. and thar fut,,re nrosncr.
i,v for anv gre,, class il nossible only for cultI-
waiting owners Of tho land. They seem lust as
oblivious NJ tho fact thar prosperitv must come
IN the culiiva,inq ovn.r because by no device
can acres be mnltiplied: and that the reverse Of
nrospcritv will attend the great mass OF pro-
d,cor. ~ o,bsr commodities hecauso the nrcd.
uo,. NJ mann facturc are 40 readily suscepti-
ble NJ infinite naturalization. and that the
lands nn,v available for Furopean settle
mont arc en- liuitcd NJ IN afford liz.
III. cutie, for the redundant popula,ion
NJ tho manufacturing nation. Moreover. low
prices. due to lessencd cost Of production. and
diminishiny proats following competltion from
e.ce,siy. eouipments. s,inulate production by
- g. -. .ai.,a .u..n,a. -,
manufacturer by increasing the OUTPUT.
with tho world's industrial enuipment cana
be of producing from two to three times as
many wares as the worlds markets can absorb.
no matter how low prices may fall, a return OF
old.time nrotits or prosperity are alike impossi-
~. rs, 49, inaus,,a, a.ri,uon, q ,Lrs.v-
oa.ira IL sho,yn in . ,hon.,nd wors Inn, I, ia
-. $1,000, ,.,.t,, 80 ~.
80, $500 Go, p-i,.in ,n ,ha s,a.i ond
- c--.... -, pa,.t,.. ~, o., nar,,,I
.nn inoraasin, oon,ro, -, ~ ,sI.,to marLa,s
~ a. -, Iii. - Iu,i, a., -
W. ,h.n ~, r.n.n has no, onIv ,nrnoJ
~ ,.,.naa -, 80 - a. hm, 10. oIrandy
- ,ho wo.,orn r,a-to,s In ad1i,io, 10
~. e., nz.,.o,sIr 1871 u ro,o,,on 90 ,hoax
nor,a,ion ~ Iana,os, ,r,r.s On ,h. ,,os,o-n
.a.s,sa, naortoa na,,,on nar no maaa % ,ha
40. 49,, - 49, aum.,tan -, a. ia-nas, ,o,oI
=, SOL. All, Ianana.a hrio,. 80 vs., .nd
- -. 80, - axnor,aa - rno,and
I,,b. nrad,o,rs ~ ~ ~. ,ahor mi, =.
IL the prOuueu'e power vi u" w
multiplied many times. as it has in recent years,
without finding An outlet for the added product
o. nov, ,narL.,s ~ bv , rolativo incr.asa n, IN.
units power to consume. it is obvious that en-
plovment must thereby be greatly lcssened rela-
,ivsir ava ,his dos,r,ys Tho roio,iv. no,.ro,
tNeiS' anu ms ''o''ros' "iN p""el"
,ndiridu,rs absolute mover in many cases
-.
e7PeN'"h' "" ~ oh"it
be reduced more than the cost of
the articles reouired- tn consume the
-. ,-h-.
things that are so reauily fabricated at
an ever diminishing cost. To in any
commemorate degree preserve the equilibrium
the unit 5 power 10 consume should DC multi
piled. in the case CT each particular thing. in
ius, tho ratio that the labor unit's rover IN nro.
= -. - ~.
duce snali oe ehhahceu ny tue auoptioh OF new
processes and devices. Failing this. there in
evit,hIv resur,s such conditions M now oh,ain
--, 80"
throughout tue "ho'e comnierc'a' anu ihuus-
trial world: conditions which the currency
tinLe,s nronose IN crre bv 50 aim nile n deyjce as
adding IN the machinery OF exchange.
1t is not more OF the machinery Of exchange
cha, "a neade, bu, mora customers. mora
a" !" W, - -
Asiatlcs ana Africans 10 De draTed with the