The Democratic Assault Upon Maines Industries Remarks of Hon Charles a Boute
The Democratic Assault Upon Maines Industries Remarks of Hon Charles a Boute
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20 1 75 85 3 50 20 '' ) First rotary sawyer ...
40 4 ) 35 2 23 Filers . 25 1 75 Common, laborers 00 1 50 The gentleman from Ohio undertakes to say that the men who are get- ting $2. 50 a day in Maiue as against $1. 40 a day in Canada are receiv- ing none of the benefits of the legislation which seeks to protect the lum- ber business in Maine and other parts of the United States.
Mr. Chairman, I presume that in my State the feir average stumpage of spruce would be from $2 to $2. 25. A fair estim...ate of the value of the log when it has been chopped and hauled to water, and driven down the stream and brought to the tail of the mill, is about $9 per thousand ; and of the $9 in value per thousand represented by the log at the mill about seven-ninths stands for wages paid to labor.
[Here the hammer fell. ] "JUGGLING WITH FIGURES. " Tuesday, June 5, 1888.
Mr. BYNUM. A mill-owner in East Saginaw gives a list of the wages there, showing an average of only $2 a day.
Mr. OUTHWAITE. If two thousand men get an average of $2 a day the year round, whether you compute their wages by the day or the month or any other period, and one thousand of these men get the whole 12 amount paid in wages, does it not follow that the other one thousand pould get nothing ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20 1 75 85 3 50 20 '' ) First rotary sawyer ...
40 4 ) 35 2 23 Filers . 25 1 75 Common, laborers 00 1 50 The gentleman from Ohio undertakes to say that the men who are get- ting $2. 50 a day in Maiue as against $1. 40 a day in Canada are receiv- ing none of the benefits of the legislation which seeks to protect the lum- ber business in Maine and other parts of the United States.
Mr. Chairman, I presume that in my State the feir average stumpage of spruce would be from $2 to $2. 25. A fair estim...ate of the value of the log when it has been chopped and hauled to water, and driven down the stream and brought to the tail of the mill, is about $9 per thousand ; and of the $9 in value per thousand represented by the log at the mill about seven-ninths stands for wages paid to labor.
[Here the hammer fell. ] "JUGGLING WITH FIGURES. " Tuesday, June 5, 1888.
Mr. BYNUM. A mill-owner in East Saginaw gives a list of the wages there, showing an average of only $2 a day.
Mr. OUTHWAITE. If two thousand men get an average of $2 a day the year round, whether you compute their wages by the day or the month or any other period, and one thousand of these men get the whole 12 amount paid in wages, does it not follow that the other one thousand pould get nothing ?
What to read after The Democratic Assault Upon Maines Industries Remarks of Hon Charles a Boute?
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