The Rights of American Producers And the Wrongs of British Free Trade Revenue R
The Rights of American Producers And the Wrongs of British Free Trade Revenue R
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As all of the people of this country must ultimately live off or from the product of Ame- rican production, so must all taxes, National, State, and local, ultimately fall upon American producers, and upon them alone, unless we can make foreigners who seek our markets, and enjoy the advantages and 6 profits thereof, pay a portion of these taxes pre- cisely the thing which these British free-trade revenue-reformers intend shall not be done. Hence it follows, as an inevitable consequence, that thi...s scheme of these "reformers" is that all American taxation of whatsoever sort and kind, almost without the shadow of an exception', shall be ground out of American producers, while foreigners are to be al- lowed to riot and grow fat in our markets untaxed. There is no escape from it under this so-called re- form. Is such discrimination against your own people and in favor of foreigners actually a reform ? Is it natural, politic, honest, or just? Is it not, from first to last, in all its bearings, odious and wicked, and would not its consummation be an unwar- rantable act of tyranny, oppression and outrage ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As all of the people of this country must ultimately live off or from the product of Ame- rican production, so must all taxes, National, State, and local, ultimately fall upon American producers, and upon them alone, unless we can make foreigners who seek our markets, and enjoy the advantages and 6 profits thereof, pay a portion of these taxes pre- cisely the thing which these British free-trade revenue-reformers intend shall not be done. Hence it follows, as an inevitable consequence, that thi...s scheme of these "reformers" is that all American taxation of whatsoever sort and kind, almost without the shadow of an exception', shall be ground out of American producers, while foreigners are to be al- lowed to riot and grow fat in our markets untaxed. There is no escape from it under this so-called re- form. Is such discrimination against your own people and in favor of foreigners actually a reform ? Is it natural, politic, honest, or just? Is it not, from first to last, in all its bearings, odious and wicked, and would not its consummation be an unwar- rantable act of tyranny, oppression and outrage ?
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