Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-15
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Q 8NMN@@ 49,
"so greas is the ngDber Of distress Of
tks English unemployed that It Is sati'
mstsd that q douatlon Of t25, ,0oO, 900
wsgId tide over the disirers for only
slz Vseks." Ths foregoing IL quoisd
I from IRE sdiiOFisl columns If q pfoni-
cent commercial hsNspspsr ia New
York city. u Is confirmed by stale'
meats appearing frequently Ia bptb the
EBgli-il and Anlsncsn pres. 1t docs
not ia full measure, picture the apaliiDg
eJnditions into which the lsboEinR ard
pnduciBg cissse-, bstI ia EnglA I'D
and upon The continent have been
plunged during the psst decade, and
especially within the past thre year,.
Free trade and gid Recommendation
are the two theories and policies pri-
marily, and IL NAV b. added almost
wholly Responsible for these hard con-
ditions Of the EugIish farmer and
workingman. The fret has forced him
to compete with the cheap labor With
WHOM Euglsnd deals, the second hss
made such competition FuiDous BDd
fast approscbisg the Inpoesibie. To
compete on FqUal terms with the cheap
labor " India, CbiDs and Japan, with
Russia aud Egypt. IL bard enough; 10
cJmpete With those nations with AL
adverse exchange equal to the premium
II gold over silver IL impossible. IL 10
ruinous to the manufacturer aud for
bids employment at living wage Of
his wogkmen.
These Ars the conditions that con-
front the great European nations who
seek market for their surplus manu-
hactures in the silver using nations
Euglish and German wares must be
sold In competition with the prod ucts
and for the money Of the country
where the sale Is made. With both
material and labor on the one hand
and representing silver at par, and oD
the other gold, the importer must pay
the difference between the two. ln
other words the foreign seller in silver
nation finds pitted against his wares,
which cost him gold, the domestic
products Of Ihe country which cost sill
yer. Obviously the importer must
lose the difference 10 exchange 10 order
to transmute the money he receives
into the money current where the ar
tlcIes are manufactured.
This is making every English and
European manufactures an earnest and
aggressive bi.metallist. Tue United
States. under the ABglomaniac policy
OF the present administration, Ia on the
same road. Our army Of unemployed
still grows, and our manufactures are
either closed or the output Ii seriously
contracted. Is u not wiser aud bet
tsr policy that furnishes employment
for tbs industTiOusly inclined aud sta.
bls aud adequate medium OF exchange
With which TO measure the value OF
their labor aud It's products, than that
which by contracting the volume and
thereby sppfeelallug the value of the
latter, c.mpsls the idlsness aud result.
at paupvrisni of lhs former
Humanity musl live. IL must he
fed, warmed, housed aud clothed. II
opportunity foT self support he not AZ
f0fdsd, recourse must be had to lLuse
who have appropriated u sud control the
fruits aud proossds of lbs i0duatfy "
others. sooner ~ later the eAusss oi
thsiF undsssTyrd poyeFiy aud suffering
Will dawn upo1 ths massss. The rem
eds will f1iioS legislation. The pre-
sure foe RELIEF and fvadius,msnl ~ the
burdens ~ sIislvnos gfoss mufs and
uofs iut iass aud impsttys Il is
IousluE kuOpean niplslfles and nlon-
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