The Wool And Woollen Tariff of March 3 1883
The Wool And Woollen Tariff of March 3 1883
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As a careful student for nearly twenty years, of all questions affecting the wool industry, and an earnest advocate for the amplest protection to the interest of American wool-growing, and with unusual opportunities for knowing the effect of the tariff on other industries, the writer of this paper is firmly convinced that no one of our national interests has such reasons for congratulation upon the recent tariff legislation as American sheep husbandry. The wool duty is recognized by economists ...and politicians as the key to our protective system, because it affects the largest of all American constituencies, the great farming interest, and a product which can be grown to advantage in every State and Territory. The abolition of the wool duty is the first object of the free-trader, because, undermining the agricultural sup- port, it would entail the repeal of the whole range of protective duties. In the late tariff contest wool, though subject to the greatest danger, suffered the least harm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a careful student for nearly twenty years, of all questions affecting the wool industry, and an earnest advocate for the amplest protection to the interest of American wool-growing, and with unusual opportunities for knowing the effect of the tariff on other industries, the writer of this paper is firmly convinced that no one of our national interests has such reasons for congratulation upon the recent tariff legislation as American sheep husbandry. The wool duty is recognized by economists ...and politicians as the key to our protective system, because it affects the largest of all American constituencies, the great farming interest, and a product which can be grown to advantage in every State and Territory. The abolition of the wool duty is the first object of the free-trader, because, undermining the agricultural sup- port, it would entail the repeal of the whole range of protective duties. In the late tariff contest wool, though subject to the greatest danger, suffered the least harm.
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