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70 their own manufactures that offered the Germans
The existence Of the numerous treaties between the
United States and other nations Of the world win prevent
the formation ofany treaty Of reciprocity with any single
nation that may wish to meet this country fair and
equal terms The tariff Of has been altered from
time to me any particular clause has been discovered
conflicting with any existing treaty and any approach to


more liberal construction Of our tariff with the intent OF
favorng particular nation cannot be carried through
unless acts with equal advantage to all We must open
ports to the entry Of any particular manufacture
any particular production to every nation manufacturing
producing that article equal terms be they pro-
hbitory otherwise In consequence of the great over
sight exhibited in forming treaties between this other
Countries we have been compelled to abandon many
very extensive markets for manufactures and to ad
here to policy totally opposite from that which many
interests of the country require.