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FAcrs pEoPLE.-The Carlisle Pa Cnizen
brings the following facts before the public They what
they purpor to be-true. Ponder over them.


1t is fact that years ago. in prosperous cir
cumstanccs, and that now we embarrassed.


1t is TACT that during the operation of the tariff system
from 1872 1882 constantly increasing pros
perity and that SINCE snder the operation of anti
tar free trade system have been constantly going
back.


1t Is fact, that from 1922 to 1892 besides increasing
IN wealth at home, paid off European debt of up
wards of hundred millions and that from 1882 to
1912 besides decreasing wealth al home have
tfacted debts IN Europe the amount of upwards oftwo
hundred millions.


1t is fact, that years ago the could find good
and ready cash market for his produce and that he
cannot.


1t is fact that it is better for the farmer. that the iron
he uses, and the woollcn and clothing he
for his family, should be manufactured home by persons
who his grain and beef and pork that they
should be imported from Europe where they
by those who suffered consume pound of
domestic produce.


is fact that we promote the interest of the
farmer, we must secure him good market at home
cannot compel foreign nations to purchase produce


1t is fact that actures give profitable
employment to citizens and good maketo farmers
we must protect our manufactures by duties European
imports other wise they will be unable compete with
the labor Of countries where by hunger compelled
work for ten cents day.


1t fact that the present ee.trade system between us
and England and France In admitting either
fee low of Duties the produce and manufactures
ofthese countries while they exclude by high duties,
produce, except such. articles crude produce ns
pensabv necessary their manufactures, such
/ ashes, Tanners bark, &c.


1t is fact, that the largest portion ofhe importing trade
of the country, has passed the hands of Europeans
Three four European houses maintain travelling
agent cheaper in boarding house in New York than three
four American merchants sustain their families pay
house clerk hire &C. and Hence the former underse
the latter when the former do cheat the
which happens times


1t IS fact that under last commercial arrangement
with England, the Enlsh fast supplantiug own
vessels in ports. On the 25h of February, 1912
there in the port Of Savannah, Georgia:
! IA English ships of 9.750 Tons
2 American do 749
! IL English barques, 4.928
| | American do. 269


Besides these there port, American bgs, chiefly
engaged in the coastwse tride.


These facts might be greatly multiplied butt will not
pass further the patience of your readers of whom
trust will agree with that to the return
Better days. abandon the humbuggery of free trade
and southern distractions and back the teachings
experience and common sense.