Free Homes for Free Men
Free Homes for Free Men
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Jim as the revenue of the General Govern- ment (with the exception of the Bales oi the lands) is derived almost wholly from duties on irted articles consumed in th • country, the amount collected depends upon the quantity consumed. On an average, each individual consumes of imported articles about eleven dollars worth per year; and calling seven the average number of a family, then each family i ins nue annually seventy-!: ve dollars worth of imported articles, upon which a duty of not less tha...n twenty dollars was paid.
Bo the Government would he the gainer of eight dollars per year on each quarter section, by giving it away to a settler in preference to selling it without settlement! In addition, its you cheapen the necessaries and comforts of Or increase men's means to pay for them. You increase their Consumption; and in the same proportion as you increase the means to pay for imports, you increase the consumption of home products and manufactures; so that the settlement of the wilderness by a thriving pop ulation is as much the interest of the old States as of the new.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jim as the revenue of the General Govern- ment (with the exception of the Bales oi the lands) is derived almost wholly from duties on irted articles consumed in th • country, the amount collected depends upon the quantity consumed. On an average, each individual consumes of imported articles about eleven dollars worth per year; and calling seven the average number of a family, then each family i ins nue annually seventy-!: ve dollars worth of imported articles, upon which a duty of not less tha...n twenty dollars was paid.
Bo the Government would he the gainer of eight dollars per year on each quarter section, by giving it away to a settler in preference to selling it without settlement! In addition, its you cheapen the necessaries and comforts of Or increase men's means to pay for them. You increase their Consumption; and in the same proportion as you increase the means to pay for imports, you increase the consumption of home products and manufactures; so that the settlement of the wilderness by a thriving pop ulation is as much the interest of the old States as of the new.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grow, Galusha A. (Galusha Aaron), 1823-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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