The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-03-08

better since thah u'i"iN -. fsls
nro,ection that the good results "a Wy cor
change are not disputed even " pr int
,ec,ionists Thus the American ,'. Yer
omis,. the protectionists bio',' VI -.
ruarv /. 1895. devotes nSe eoiun'
The subject why lnsuiar rne'a" :,
Mus, Have Free Trade and 'on'inr"'r :;
America should Have Protection, !,
i worth while TO note some " :,
economic gems in this article. !.
r. arn,ratlon OF the protective prlhe'p.e, o.
~ .,, .c,,sres az Grea; Britain was noe "
~ s,r she would manufacture near's II
sr,icle required la civilized Ire ene"' "A
any other country In the wori" aors "a
Ifso. then she did not neeu " I.
t~... trade to sell these articles '" 49,
countries Why. then. was IL 'na. /,
foreicn trade grew SO rapiaiy ai'e
| adonted free trade? why was '"s
such an appalling condition ~ "a. ,
| WHY. then. do protectionis's ~ 49,
.oun,rv not vote To let the tar'n -.
ao,,n ON the thousands OF ar'ie''
which we can manufacture cne"
han any other country, as l. Pro'eN
BY our exports? ,r.,,e. hut
Great isrt-A'-, s.i,~h Interest She was en-
49, :, ae,v eoupefitlon IN her own 81 49,
other market. and she ~an'eo "e'
Free grain and cheap bread
rood thing then. But were no' -.
/. Enolish farmers or land owners -
> ,ac,ed bv the corn laws Diuh -
. az that cheap bread would MAKE eneap
: ,nen inst as President Harrison tens
4 ,hat a cheap coat makes cheap ".
o - cheap bread is desirable why no.
r cb.an coats? Of course our tar.h
10 ,,~o,ect the manufacturers Oh .'"
It i,,s, - the corn laws proteeteu 80
grovers of corn. Are manuiae'"'.'
at better than farmers MUST w
OF that cheapness is blessing wnen =
in attaches TO farm products, gu, cur -
i'll ,.hen II attaches TO manuiac,ui. ~
lu- nroductsa i the line Oh SELLS"
no terest'- such crooked one. - NV.
10 nv. ,nanu,acturcrs 81 Great brltaln - ~
~aarhes 4 very high degree OF pet.eS .'.'si
"a - - h.r great capital her improsih- -
Inc - rrarhinery her cheap labor an. u, ~.
ent vs,em OF protection. long $3.50
,.,oro,,,ly enforced--euoted from mem -
tea VIZ then. did England adopt IRE
'ne ..a.. under which labor las measure
c"s -. a.,- ,xasre,l became dearer than
me- .nv other manufacturing country
ven ~ sia no, her wonderful progre
'es ,,..,,;n before she adopted free 'raus -,
cePs Nv. MOREOVER possesses an intAfna - :
ex- ~. ,or the sale OF numerous iiai' ~
has Ter vast colon al posses xrl,,d
arge 8; foreign powers are elens' ,'-suay with
the :. ~ ~. therefore. surprised th'. ~
rcas- ~, ,.vorapie circumstances Urea
10 of sSoul herself DESTROYS 2 adopt, an 4,
ught on cfhcr nations TO ad1pl. w Cav N lsio
;hich traee--ouo,eo rom aa,;a, ~ free ira
l-...-
.ouis- opened ne, ~" :, my way open
.,sa,. ~ the rest of the worlc to
r no ..a.s WHY didn, England al
,,,.;ns ;mproved reciprocity schs
'ia"ds w 1.,',,;,,, other countries into
-, vhv didn't she hold fast TO
'un..s -. ,.rket. and say 10 foreign
triotic ''home narNe' -, The prod
' 80 ,'.sh have 10 sell into your mar
sa-a.d shall admit certain OF your proO
. lagr;s. INFO nv own sacred precincts. !,
le2iS nv ~ II an article which cannot o.
lsdcre - \, suricient quantities 70 >upp'
NJ con. wants 81 the people opera'ss - ,,,., an
riginal consumer IL was manifest 'nA. . s..- Z,
a fir,ds ,mpor;cd into ENGLAND "oui. =, M, y
49,. not only on grain lmpoF,es' H, -
pay ~. ,--ain produced in the British l>'
OF our Therefore duty on manuiae
Il juno - ;nported into this country
lure =. ,ax on the consumer anu uoe -
'er bill -, The cost of similar goods II
prornis- - ,here Fine logic. this.
eft was ...h a antv there Injured onlN 10 'He
govern ..a. lons owners or the ar.sioeraes =
of the Britain. intrenchei "a ~ scnoueror
L of the since the days IL, which DIT,
manufacturers does not muir
led. and to the oenen1 -. ;, Int distrl
il is re- trenche" ~ al classe.
''eaey ACCOMMODATION could be clearer
aired SO ~ N. wear 1885 one OF
-hich he me 80 Al ,,rcs.ion ana staSaaiion
may be ,,iares the suffering was intense - y,
can be came prevalent th1' 80 ,~,re .
-~..-,r a s--rcral advantage TO have inc pr
Po"S sarx HIGH when wages were io~ -
very h'sA
zee Press IN, Mckinley could have stop
80 ..n minutes. the recent depress
10 - .ou,,rv. If he had been per
is sound ~ decree an immediate re'u.
one of its ~,r.sen. moderately high uu''
ants has - prices to the extremely hign
lille Cour- .rd nriees Of 1891. lie has ne'e
doubt on this point
/, cannot Trcrr was no reference 70 ou...e
,ponsiblo features on iron reason tha, Il
c connMis sac,,rcrS felt perfectly able % eo.n
nc United III me world ia those article > az. ~
ssan ~ 4, whether there sn'u'o y
Mckinley thereon hal no pr-e1en '.1.,san;sts
,,s. their Therefore the protcct'ohis'H
~ pcxt Increased the duties on corn
,;nn holds cattle. sheep. horses ana nay :
ews- the iarhei ,,ac.;n0 a
g wind in would follow iro"'
national alike ,s arhtinr was
nc will he WA lilo, - enhance the price Of
zen logging ,or the beneat Of the farmer on. q
raid. nr,,ic owner OF land worSinxnien
-. Nc cr,n, ,or Increase Of pay Inc M =,
Nov vns,s ,hat decrease Of the pr.cc q
hearers ~ san,valent 81 higher pay Men 90 !
AZ foreign ,rons~ they work for moneys wof'
is from Thomas Is Reed reo,1. ~,
ed,-Boston 4 discovery Of a truth tna'
dav undermine the whole
I what the system ., % h. mr.,
venue. The Tarih nan ia, "a moi on that in al
I Mr.. Reeds eem ,,v ~ sense. II was only a tax
revenue and sugar. II made food dear, 20,
,ut there Is Thomas u Reed reoIu~ r,-,,,ee