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DIX mon rs.


We by this table that the average OF duty by
the tariff in within fraction Of the present rato
and yet we the quotations for -four ruled 500
$l0 This was not caused by short supplies for all the
crops in 1885, s4 and IS unusually abundant but
on reference to the bank loans for 1885, the of
large imports and high prices will at seen The
whole secret lays in the above little table Politicians
mar place all the constructions they please this state
men but the conclusion that importaons and prices
depend upon the state of the currency, be resist
ed The tariff has just about much to do with them
the fly on the coach wheel had with raising the dust 1t
is not the policy, however, for party organs to draw cor
rect deductions from sound premises. The interests
the party they represent require that the popular
construction should be put upon every public measure.
For political capital may be well deceive the people
in relation to the fleets Of the tariff on trade and
commerce.; but neither party will tell the truth on this
subject and the wings will take particular pains dis
guhe all the defects of the law as 1t now stands.