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This is free trade--this the recinroc ;,v r.,
Cow enjoy from the rest ofthe worldn


This. then. Is The equality. The fairness
the freedom of Commerce with orhers Iands
:hat our adversaries have Struggled for and
this in the midst of pressing financial ne,.es.
I-ities--rot IN that overflow of the Treasury
under which. in 1928 and 1892. these sams
men supported yet heavier rates of impost


Since the year 1871, additional dpties
have been laid. This however. bpt lirle
varies the controversy. Our opponents de-
clare that the additional rates will nroduce
only diminished income; for that such IS al
ways the result in trade Such was hardly
their opinion when they voted the Tariff Of
Abomina;ions These are surely new dis
coveries in trade. since Mr.. Calhoun. in ls.
10, declared that 'the encouragement of do
mestic manufactures by Tariff was the es-
sential policy of the.country;" or since he
answered one ofthe argu ments now relied
upon. in the following words:


But it will no doubt be said, il they (tYt.
manufactuers) are so far established, and if
the situation of the country is favorable TO
their growth, where is the necessity of affor
ding them protection2 IL as to put them be-
yond contingency.


MIR Calhoun. it mus. be remembered.
"never has changed, This is favorite dog
ma with him.