Protection Against Free Trade Speech of Hon Ma Foran of Ohio in the House O
Protection Against Free Trade Speech of Hon Ma Foran of Ohio in the House O
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MILLS] to take into prayerful consideration. If the effect ot free trade will be to reduce the general rate of wages in this country and there can be no doubt upon that point the result, as Mr. George says, will be to check invention and lessen productive power. It seems, then, that wherever we find great diversity of industry we find a high state of normal progress in all the essentials of intellectual and national life, including active and effective inventive genius. Consequently, then, the ...degree of inventive genius found in a State indicates very clearly the general progress of that State.
Let us now apply the test of fact and see if this assertion can be proven. The report of the Patent Office for 1886 furnishes some very interesting data. During the year 1860 there were issued by the Patent Office 4, 778 patents and reissues. This was 1 patent to each 6, 580 of the population of the country. During the year 1870, notwithstanding the terrible war we had passed through, yet under the stimulating influ- ences of the Morrill tariff the number of patents increased to 13, 333, or 1 to every 2, 891 of population.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MILLS] to take into prayerful consideration. If the effect ot free trade will be to reduce the general rate of wages in this country and there can be no doubt upon that point the result, as Mr. George says, will be to check invention and lessen productive power. It seems, then, that wherever we find great diversity of industry we find a high state of normal progress in all the essentials of intellectual and national life, including active and effective inventive genius. Consequently, then, the ...degree of inventive genius found in a State indicates very clearly the general progress of that State.
Let us now apply the test of fact and see if this assertion can be proven. The report of the Patent Office for 1886 furnishes some very interesting data. During the year 1860 there were issued by the Patent Office 4, 778 patents and reissues. This was 1 patent to each 6, 580 of the population of the country. During the year 1870, notwithstanding the terrible war we had passed through, yet under the stimulating influ- ences of the Morrill tariff the number of patents increased to 13, 333, or 1 to every 2, 891 of population.
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