FREE TRADE.-The Buffalo CONNER
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FREE TRADE.-The Buffalo CONNER
cial savs-"The United States have adopt
ed policy more nearly approaching free
trade than any other civilized nation of the
World Under our present Oppressive,
black .abomina5le Tariff as the Journal
of Commerce land other British papersl
calls It, the amount of duties levied upon all
our imports, is only about S23, 100000; !;
while upon our exports. which but slightly
exceed our imports. and chiefly articles of
prime necessity to the rest of the world, and
can be got only from us. other nations i'm.
pose duty of about $4,000. 0.000-W When
other nations show the same hberslity that
we do, it will be time enough to talk about
free trade"