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Free trade is the subordination of the im- mense productive interests of our country to the demands of the few who are engaged in foreign commerce, and such were its natural results. We now have a protective tariff) and the circumstances are widely different. We are mining more coal, making more iron, planting more grain, and building more locomotives, houses, factories and work- shops than ever before. Labor is in demand, and immigra- tion increasing marvellously. The prospect of steady work a...nd American wages, is bringing to our shores workmen skilled in every craft, and the assurance of a home market for their crops is bringing farmers from all the countries of Europe to settle among us. From the number that have already arrived, the Commissioners of Emigration predict that we will receive this year 400, 000 European emigrants, an increase of 70, 000 over any previous year. I submit to you the question, whether this is not a significant proof of the happy effect of the protective tariff which the exi- gences of the war compelled us to adopt.
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Free trade is the subordination of the im- mense productive interests of our country to the demands of the few who are engaged in foreign commerce, and such were its natural results. We now have a protective tariff) and the circumstances are widely different. We are mining more coal, making more iron, planting more grain, and building more locomotives, houses, factories and work- shops than ever before. Labor is in demand, and immigra- tion increasing marvellously. The prospect of steady work a...nd American wages, is bringing to our shores workmen skilled in every craft, and the assurance of a home market for their crops is bringing farmers from all the countries of Europe to settle among us. From the number that have already arrived, the Commissioners of Emigration predict that we will receive this year 400, 000 European emigrants, an increase of 70, 000 over any previous year. I submit to you the question, whether this is not a significant proof of the happy effect of the protective tariff which the exi- gences of the war compelled us to adopt.
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