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this article to Holland Span Portugal and Russia, and
we must ut this rate build up trade with fore gn
countries, in provisions that will vastly improve the
condition of agricultural classes by giving them
outlet for large quantities of their surplus products The
total value Of agricultural products exported from the
United States in lsaa $40 933 sl0 Of which $54o63
SOL was in cotton. and s8s97 a55 in tobacco leaving
balance Of 651 the value of all other products
Of the soil exported of this balance So 7J9 4S3 in
hour 1926 79 in pork and lad 81 1872 6s in rice and
S75s 800 in butter and cheese The bulk Of the agrcn


ural exports from the United States is in the produc
tons OF the Souern section of the country, but the in
crease in the expectation of the agricultural productions
Of the North has within few years past been great
that we look for equal demand for the products OF
different sections for exportaon than has heretofore
listed There is no limit to the cultivation Of the
important articles Of food in this country; all we want
Is demand for consumption and could almost supply
the world While we have more than abundance Of all
the necessares OF life in the way we find the
laborng and poor classes of Great Britain suffering for
the want of surplus With the ability to supply the
starving thousands of England and Ireland with staff
of ife abundantly at very low prices prevented
from doing by the unjust laws of that Kingdom
closing the ports against grain and compelling the
half paid half clad operative to live and labor half
starved few years has suficed to produce a great
revolution in the public mind Of almost every
cia country Of Importance in the world upon the sub


ect of tariffs, and therefore induced to believe
that few years more will suffice to bring about
plete change in commercial treaties which the produc.


ons OF country will he admitted into others pon the
most favorable terms, giving those countries having
surplus of any important production tho power sup
ply those in want of it.