The Tariff in Our Times
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"At last," said they, "we shall get relief." Accordingly, soon after the election, Mr. Moir, learning that there was to be a meeting of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers, and supposing that the revision of the wool schedule was to be discussed, presented himself at the gathering. To his sur- prise he foimd that some weeks before the election, about the time, indeed, that Mr. Taft's promises of downward revision were most definite and vigorous, representatives of this asso- ciation ...had met representatives of the wool-growers of the far West, and the two had made what they called a "solemn compact" to resist all changes in the wool schedule 1 Thein- equaUties were to stand. The carded woollen mills were to be fed carpet wool and cotton if they coiald get them, the man on small income was to continue to wear cotton worsteds and sleep under cotton blankets, the well-to-do were to con- tinue to pay $1.50 for cloth they could buy in England for seventy-five cents. When Mr. Moir protested, he found he stood alone; i.e.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"At last," said they, "we shall get relief." Accordingly, soon after the election, Mr. Moir, learning that there was to be a meeting of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers, and supposing that the revision of the wool schedule was to be discussed, presented himself at the gathering. To his sur- prise he foimd that some weeks before the election, about the time, indeed, that Mr. Taft's promises of downward revision were most definite and vigorous, representatives of this asso- ciation ...had met representatives of the wool-growers of the far West, and the two had made what they called a "solemn compact" to resist all changes in the wool schedule 1 Thein- equaUties were to stand. The carded woollen mills were to be fed carpet wool and cotton if they coiald get them, the man on small income was to continue to wear cotton worsteds and sleep under cotton blankets, the well-to-do were to con- tinue to pay $1.50 for cloth they could buy in England for seventy-five cents. When Mr. Moir protested, he found he stood alone; i.e.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva), 1857-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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