Speech of Hon D W Voorhees of Indiana
Speech of Hon D W Voorhees of Indiana
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These are our possessions, which we offer in barter and exchange with the trading mei'chants of the world who gk'e us the best returns. This we conceive to be our right, and that the Government in which we live should protect us in its enjoyment.
But turn to the contemplation of another region of this country. You there behold the land of manufacturing machinery, and hear the soupd of the loom and the spindle. The people of the Xorth and East make fabrics of cloth, and manufacture all those art...icles which man needs and which do not grow. These constitute their wealth and their stock of merchandise for trade. The markets of the world are open to them, and of right ought to be. The West is an immense consumer of those articles which they have to sell. We are willing to buy of them of our own choice if we can buy theie as cheap as we can elsewhere. But I here aver that the unequal and unjust system of finance now adopted by the part}' in power gives to the vast manufacturing interest of this country tlae arbitrary power to fix its own exoibitant prices, and the laboring agriculturist is compelled to pay them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These are our possessions, which we offer in barter and exchange with the trading mei'chants of the world who gk'e us the best returns. This we conceive to be our right, and that the Government in which we live should protect us in its enjoyment.
But turn to the contemplation of another region of this country. You there behold the land of manufacturing machinery, and hear the soupd of the loom and the spindle. The people of the Xorth and East make fabrics of cloth, and manufacture all those art...icles which man needs and which do not grow. These constitute their wealth and their stock of merchandise for trade. The markets of the world are open to them, and of right ought to be. The West is an immense consumer of those articles which they have to sell. We are willing to buy of them of our own choice if we can buy theie as cheap as we can elsewhere. But I here aver that the unequal and unjust system of finance now adopted by the part}' in power gives to the vast manufacturing interest of this country tlae arbitrary power to fix its own exoibitant prices, and the laboring agriculturist is compelled to pay them.
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