The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-06-24

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Opponents Present Protection Is One
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a, N,v - an amendment To the tariff
liII which j. IkcIv to make trouble for
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who Will contend and none who viii
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1t has become apparent to all thought
tul observers, and certainly 1t Is known
to all who have any direct connection
with the agricultural industry or the
united states, that the turner cannot,
ard the man who reads him well knows
that the farmer Will not, much longer
bear this burden.
There arc three remedies possible.
The second remedy, and one which l,
as believer III protection, would be
ready to accept rather than to hold to
and vote Tor an lncqultable BILL would
be absolute tree trade. ~ which the
farmer might buy as ch""piy IS he is
cohil''ii'd 10 sen ana mat remedy TINS
congress VIII i.o' S'th I" enforce. Ih'rc
remains 'E'h' tut TIE tAlFd-tl the "HpH-
cation q an export oouhty Whlch snail
III measure give restitution 10 the
farmer Tor the h!Gh"r prices which he Is
comp'ii'd to pay III protected markets,
No proposition based upon the decia-
ration e rGH"l Protection t" all Ii" IN
dustrios ot tn" United states is COM
Tlctr, Lor can there hr successfully
made a contention that 1t l. Just, unless
1t gives to the exporter Of agricultural
StatItS II ftIil the niItt S>T:tft
.lcht hr"'ht t" thai Gwen to tie manu-
iAotui'r Is IL" imposition g an import
duty
a duty Of 20 cents t"@AeI upon
wheat Is celnSion and snare. The
farmer OF the united states sets 40 ben