How Protection Grows
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In 1884 the Democrats, who had been out of power for twenty-four years, secured the election of Mr. Grover Cleveland as President, a victory of which Mr. Maurice Low says : " It is admitted that a growing feeling in favour of a reduction of duties that were regarded as oppressive and unjust, and in the interest of manufacturers as opposed to the best interests of the people at large, was one of the 13 most potent influences. " In his Treasury Report of 1885, Mr. Secretary Manning said: "Like ou...r currency laws, our tariff laws are a legacy of war. If exigencies excuse their origin, their defects are unnecessary after twenty years of peace. The highest endurable rates of duty, which were adopted in 1862-4 to off-set internal taxes upon almost every taxable article, have in most cases been retained now from fourteen to twenty years after every such internal tax has been removed. They have been retained upon articles used as materials for our own manu- factures (in 1884 adding $30, 000, 000 to their cost), which, if exported, compete in other countries against similar manufactures from untaxed materials.
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In 1884 the Democrats, who had been out of power for twenty-four years, secured the election of Mr. Grover Cleveland as President, a victory of which Mr. Maurice Low says : " It is admitted that a growing feeling in favour of a reduction of duties that were regarded as oppressive and unjust, and in the interest of manufacturers as opposed to the best interests of the people at large, was one of the 13 most potent influences. " In his Treasury Report of 1885, Mr. Secretary Manning said: "Like ou...r currency laws, our tariff laws are a legacy of war. If exigencies excuse their origin, their defects are unnecessary after twenty years of peace. The highest endurable rates of duty, which were adopted in 1862-4 to off-set internal taxes upon almost every taxable article, have in most cases been retained now from fourteen to twenty years after every such internal tax has been removed. They have been retained upon articles used as materials for our own manu- factures (in 1884 adding $30, 000, 000 to their cost), which, if exported, compete in other countries against similar manufactures from untaxed materials.
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