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the country at large it would make diff.


ference equal to the parting with The pre-


cIous metals to the total value ofthe shoes.
instead of retaining 1t in the country as part
ofolr circulating medium.


To bring Wheat from Michigan to this
market costs at least twenty-five cents a bu-
shel for mere transportation and expenses.
Previous the present Discriminating tariff,
IA cost much less 10 bring it from Germany,
stay from Bremen. What was the conse-
queence That we were thereby furnish
lngt with market and protecting the Ger
maTh Warmer, to the injury of our own
couI htrymen; and the Distilleries Of this
city (I can speak of one in particularly were
busy distilling foreign grain.


Ii is true that our present tariff has some
inequalities, but they are oftoo Insignificant
a kind to warrant any friend Of his country
being willing to disturb the whole Ssghlfel.
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TOR such Irtfes