The French And American Tariffs Compared in a Series of Letters Addressed to Mo
The French And American Tariffs Compared in a Series of Letters Addressed to Mo
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There, too, we find protection more com- plete, wool being admitted free, while with us it is subjected to duties of three and nine cents per pound — and flax and hemp pay- ing less than ten dollars per ton, while by the Morrill tariff they are subjected to duties ranging from ten to thirty-five dollars per ton. In all this there is surely nothing of the free trade so strongly commended to the world by our British friends. On the contrary, it is most efficiently protective throughout its schedu...les, every part of which is varied in precise accordance with the conditions and requirements of French industry, and in accordance with the pre- vious assurances of Mons. Baroche, when speaking as the organ of the Council of State, and of the Emperor himself It is called the Cobden treaty, but it should assuredly, my dear sir, bear your name, my deliberate opinion of it being that it is more perfectly in accordance with your previous assertion of the duties of a government than any treaty that had ever before been negotiated.
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There, too, we find protection more com- plete, wool being admitted free, while with us it is subjected to duties of three and nine cents per pound — and flax and hemp pay- ing less than ten dollars per ton, while by the Morrill tariff they are subjected to duties ranging from ten to thirty-five dollars per ton. In all this there is surely nothing of the free trade so strongly commended to the world by our British friends. On the contrary, it is most efficiently protective throughout its schedu...les, every part of which is varied in precise accordance with the conditions and requirements of French industry, and in accordance with the pre- vious assurances of Mons. Baroche, when speaking as the organ of the Council of State, and of the Emperor himself It is called the Cobden treaty, but it should assuredly, my dear sir, bear your name, my deliberate opinion of it being that it is more perfectly in accordance with your previous assertion of the duties of a government than any treaty that had ever before been negotiated.
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