The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-07-22
N BeHEfiClARiES
Practically Everything lie
Buys Has Been Put Or the
Free LIST or the Duties Have
Been Greatly Reduced. Says
Tar Heel Senator,

Washington. d. &. judy -DsOat~
% the ,svin IN the Senate pex.ss -
earnest today with Chairman SIM
Claiming tbe nav hin a Satisfactory
au~w er 70 the deznaad for Ao~AwA1d
evision and SeRAtsr Cum us1ss. .De1A
ing from 4 Progressive Kep~bAscHn
STA adpoinI. predscaieg ~ il souis
carry thu Democratic party - AefaAs
Seoator SnNohs repiae0 10 coaasn
items hat the eila d~iscsaminAf-d
a<ai<st the farmer. S-nator CYa,
fn4ns ssfrte that the DewascEAAic
party had trest>a the farmer Al -
! OUTLAW and vigorously AssaAed I@rAN
dent Wilson for his participants. IA
fra raaAg the bill. II he cisa~s1t~r
lied as abaso or power that had brew
"~coeTcive."
'Senas.A SiRxn ons reeonatcx aA,-
1srn products the measure x~atA
place On the free lsst. SncA n wheat.
Hour. cattle. sheep. swine. &aaa<. ws~i.
eggs AID potAt0es, aud said:
FArwrrr Spocin4 DnnGs0skaFs.
"EevrE Aan. Of whatever eccApa-
tiNn, Wiz be the ~be0eAciary in Ssras
hirscti-oa. to y creates or !aaS degree.
o. this general system Of relaseaissss
In this rcSpe<N the farmer haS he~0
1howa SSSelA~d c~NuaiAnrAtiasa. Prs.eat-
lAA~ N$" ts~O8 ~ n.y. S~ ~lN wv
tAa the free n8a ~ ilse duties have hc.,s
greatly reduced.
For bis special benefit. cOtisa t>e<
gin: and ties. and materials out ~
which sacks for grain. wool.
etc. are made. wire for feHc$ag and
ba fiRs and saaNisar nstitaes
} OF farm Rptioh. have beeu nut
On the free lisa
For his special benent 4,tewa.
~sAoseis, hoes. rakeS.
and agricultural implements 81 every
T kind and description have be-a >us
: upon the free LAST.
he WIN be. in a large degree. ne
beneficiary OF free listing ~ building
materials Of various kinds. material
> used in construction az roads. schop
text books. boots and shoes. low
grade blankets. harness. saddle.
other like products.
He will share general beneRts from
the reduction Of duty on sugar sHc
. its ultana3te abolition. sad finally. ns
viii share benefits or the heavy II
ductaons this bill makes on w~1<snr
/, apparel Of every description crockery
|. ia hard wood ard ksseaet
furnishings and uct-nxitS
: Paya~-Atdrfch trce Last.
Chairman Simmons declared IN
; free list under the present Psya.
Aldrfch Law WAS in the interest ef n,
protected manufacturers
"t~ndouoted1y there will be mere ~ :
ed ITnpor1atlons unG~r has psl Tha
n was intended and provided for iu ~
. reductions in rates II rn2 a-s Iss ca
not revise the tarin 50 - ~ give -
y lief from present taTih caraeas *
n ccpt by e~nlargins OPPORTUNITIES 4.
C importations.
r It nd on the ~ her hand
Y there will I've increased expectation
n under this bill That was ais. ~
2 tended By IT'S Trainers ana il pro~fde
far IN esch ways as was found p~Ss4
is be and practicable.
n Y this end il nntaSes tt~ tsiin !,
18th. farmer employee. In Paklee -,
~prod.ctS NJ sells abroad l. -n.sx@
the raw materials of the m~anufsc
turer.
la short. u seeks IN seca ways =
are open 10 establish upon . broad
:. basis that spirit Of comfy on Whtr
a ntarnstionsi good with rests. - r.
= nsoga In IN Desias restrictions. .
br.a4A the basis III snt~rnati,n 4
trade avn enaDt~ the Americas ~.
!, dscer to take advanta:e IN great
10 measure than has beeH pesr~h,> u~sd~
a. existing tariff conditions 1T oar cs-,
"a ratienal opportunity ~ tn Erark
a. places Of the world