Speech of Mr Jr Chandler of Penn On the Admission of California Delivered
Speech of Mr Jr Chandler of Penn On the Admission of California Delivered
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That protection, however, was never felt, in any one particular of its etlect, more than in the reduction of the prices of its produce, which followed its continuance. Still, sir, the protection has been insufficient, because it has been only temporary — it has been spasmodic, and yet the South complains of that.
Why, lAIr. Chairman, while the North came late — nearly thirty years after the adoption of the Constitution — to have a small share in protection, and that share often rendered more in...jurious than profitable, by the want of permanen- cy; the South, sir, has had her products sustained by a continual, unwavering protection from the moment the Constitution was adopted. Yes, sir; rice and cotton have had constant, unchangeable, complete, sufficient protection, and the producers have enjoyed the advantages of their condition.
If it should be demanded where and how rice and cotton have been protect- ed, I answer, that in almost every article of trade in this country, (slaves, per- haps, excepted, ) the ingredient which is most costly, and which gives value thereto, is labor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That protection, however, was never felt, in any one particular of its etlect, more than in the reduction of the prices of its produce, which followed its continuance. Still, sir, the protection has been insufficient, because it has been only temporary — it has been spasmodic, and yet the South complains of that.
Why, lAIr. Chairman, while the North came late — nearly thirty years after the adoption of the Constitution — to have a small share in protection, and that share often rendered more in...jurious than profitable, by the want of permanen- cy; the South, sir, has had her products sustained by a continual, unwavering protection from the moment the Constitution was adopted. Yes, sir; rice and cotton have had constant, unchangeable, complete, sufficient protection, and the producers have enjoyed the advantages of their condition.
If it should be demanded where and how rice and cotton have been protect- ed, I answer, that in almost every article of trade in this country, (slaves, per- haps, excepted, ) the ingredient which is most costly, and which gives value thereto, is labor.
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