{"character_count": 1309, "word_count": 230, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9003999829292297], "ccnet_perplexity": [1891.199951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Agent Of the United States to attend to the inter.
csts of the Tobacco in Europe. who ne said haa for


warded an address 20 the Tobacco Planters o' inc
United States dated London, Novalo, 1874. Sueh
mar, a 60, forth below are derived from this
Address.
s,na. n.J ft ~ Europe q 65l


6sor,tu hs},I,r .mussed-pays duty $685. 5aS


IN ,b;s the duty paid will be. HSSt'ssl's.


E.,i1na;s paid on hog,h-ads 70


l'D ..'-''o'r'


If prohbitory duties were imposed, is esti-
mated that the consumption of American to-
bacco would be increased $4,000. 900 annually.


The duty free articles since l3:'a are more than
our whole exports Of domestic productions. The
average duty paid on whole imports amounts
only 20 10 per cent. He dwct on the promises
of reciprocity with which Free Trade had gullcd
US. Is this the reciprocity, the cvcnhandcd jus.
tee we have right 20 look for from nations whose
prosperity depends on increasing markets :
Wha, is 10 be done In cur Compromise Act we
met the nations OF Europe more than half way, as
has been shown Mr.Dolgc .ells US what 20 do:
Be firm IN your determination and united IN
your Efforts and you= arW certainly succeed in
ecery country of Europe in OJtatninr a dimtn,
uttou Of the high duties, and =aJozishiag o1
the shameful monopolies udiclse.rist on your IN.
dustry