East Oregon herald., August 10, 1892, Image 4

?KOTECTTO.\ OR FREE TRADE ? they ure and
B y H enry G eorge .
CHAPTER I 1I. (C’ ontinned ,)
OF METHOD.
h«>w they operate.
When we thus discover their na­
be
ture and tendencies, we shall
!
able to weigh what is said fur or
against them, and have a clue by
which wo may trace their results
we are all familiar; wo can isolate,
analyze or combine economic prin-
ciples, and, by extending or dimin-
ishing the scale of propositions,
either subject them to inspect.on
through a mental magnifying glass
or bring a i larger field into view.
And this each one can do for him­
self. In the inquiry upon which
we ar«1 about to enter, all I ask of
the reader is that, he shall in noth-
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Much that in urge«l in current amid the complications of social
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discusHions of the tariff question is phenomena. For the largest com­
Ilf VSI.ÛPCO, cr ¿1- ?■ '• wi—
or 'aiis, who tire ¿uii«s
huh cwn
of no validity whatever, and how­ munities are but expansions of the
iufr from fnnoitsoFYV'j’H
•IP. I fitly Vl.xrr.ssiS-i. . i I
ever it may serve th«? purpose of smallest communities, and the
r“R A LIMITED TIMEEIUft
I' Kuaranteo tc
•i.I patients,
controversy, cannot aid in the dis-1 i rules of arithmetic by which w’e
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coverv of truth. That a thing ex­ 1 calculate gain or loss on transac- ing trust to me.
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ists with or follows another thing tions of «lollars apply as well to
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CHAPTER IV.
is no proof that it is because of that transactions of hundreds of mill-
light
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other thing. This assumption is ions,
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PROTECTION AS A UNIVERSAL NEED.
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To understand a thin" it is often
Hoc, which leads, it* admitted, to! I the i rinciples we must apply are
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th«' most pr«-post«-roiis «-om-lusions 'common fact- that are known to well to begin by looking at it. as it
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W Iges ill til»' United States are all and principles that are recog­ were, from the outside and oi serv­
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li glu-r than in England, and we nized in everyday life. Starting ing its relations, before examining
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differ from England in having a from premi«es as to which there it in detail. Let us do this with
the
protective
th<ory.
protective! tar ff But the assump can be no dispute, we have only to
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nind
Protection, as the term has come
lion that the «me fact is because of be careful as to our steps in order
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th«1 other, is no more valid than to reach conclusions of which we to signify a certain national policy,
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would be th«1 assumption that these mav feel sure. We cannot experi­ means tlm levying of duties upon
f the
imported commodities for the pur­
higher wag «•s are due to our deci-
nd J
ment with communities as the
pose of protecting from competition
Inal coinage or to our republican
zas
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chemist can with material sub­
the home prolm-ers of such com-
Iorio of government. That Eng
stances. or the physiologist, can
moditii s.
Protectionists contend
l.iud has grown in wealth since the
with animals. A or can we find
I that t<> secure the highest prospeii
a oiit n of protection proves no
nations so alike in all other respects
i tv of each nation it should produce
’• f >T free trade than the growth
that we can safely attribute any
for itself everything it is capable of.
<■! tl ■ I'nitrd States under a pro-
difference in their conditions to the
producing, and that to this end its
fictive tariff does fur protection.
presence or absence of a single cause
home industries should be protected
I' dies nut even follow that an in­
without first assuring ourselves of
against the competition of foreign
stitution is good because a country
the tendency of that cause. But
industries
They also contend (in
has prospt red under it, nor bad be
the imagination puts at our com­ the United States at least) that to
cause a country in which it exists
mand a method of investigating enable work men to obtain a« high
is not prosperous. It does not even
\ long-tested pain reliever.
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economic problems wh’eh is within wages as possible they should be
follow that institutions to be found
'.• j use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Farmer, dll le
certain limits hardlv less useful protected bv tariff duties against
in all prosperous countries and not
Stock Raiser, and by every one requiring an effects pets
than actual experiment. We may flu* competition of goods produced
in countries wheie wages are lower
liniment.
oubt
to be found in backward countries
test the
Wrihmit disputing
d^piHingThe
"" workings of known princi-
j"■'.«>- \yphout
the correctness
Vo other application compares with it in efficacy.
rougl
are therefore beneficitil. For this, i "
•pies by mentally separating, com- of this theory let us consider it”
Vicis
well-known
remedy
has
stood
the
test
of
years,
al^p
pe
nt various times, might have been
. l.ining or eliminating conditions larger relations.
generations.
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confidently asserted of slavery, of
Let me explain what I mean by an
The protective theory, it is to be
No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Musin'
polygamy, of aristocracy, of estab |
illustration I have once before us­ observed, asserts a general law, as
L iniment .
li-hed churches, and it may still
true in one country as in another.
Muit
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U'ecasions arise for its use almost every day.
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be asserted of bublic debt«, of pri­
However protectionists in the Unit- .
Ml ('-■•<-gists and dealers have it.
When I was a boy I went down ed States mav talk of “American |
vate property in land, of pauperism,
C hic
For
sale by IL M. Horton.
to the wharf with another boy to protection” and “British free trade,
or of the existence of distinctively
f
Judj
see the first iron steamship that protection is. and of necessity must
vicious or criminal classes.
Nor
Mis.
had ever crossed the ocean to Phil- I be, advocated a* of universal appli
even when it can be shown that
cation.
American protectionists
adelphia
Now hearing of an iron
use the arguments of foreign pro
dcu
certain changes in the prosperity
mo.
klia«we
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SS® In
as accidently spilled
on
steamsh'i p seemed to us then a good tectionists. and even where they
I rontp«»unding
ompi’undmg toiutmn
<ohiti<»n a part u
was
spilMoa
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and ot) 'tasljiokr if.» rv.aul it was discovered that the bair .nnng
of a country, of an industry or of a
plet» l\ reni \t>! We at once put this wonderful preparatr.
I deal like hearing of a leaden kite complain that the protective policy
n’arkei aini s«> ment has been the demand that vte arene’* J
whii
class, have followed certain other
it throughout the v.ornl under the name of Quetn’t Auli-l-r " 1,11
! or a wooden cooking stove.
But of other countries is injurious to us.
IT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS AND
M w;t\
changes in laws or mstit liions can
SO SIMPLE ANY C HILD CANUl* .
J we had not been long aboard of her commend it a« an example which
it he inferred that the t wo are relat­
Lav the hair over and app y the mixture fora few minct-' |gj«
we should follow. They contend
before mv comrade said in a t me
hair d^uppt’areas if by magic w ithoui the slightest pain or ir.
that (at least up to a certain point
nppihd or ever afterward It is unlike any other preparut
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ed to each other as effect and
L i a like purpose. Thousand« of ILA 1 I ! S w ho have tew ■.-■■•JSiJl
of contemptuous disgust: "Pooh! I in na’i< nal development) protection
w.th
hiiron
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cause, unless it can also be shown
LI Ml KMEX who donot anr»’< iutea i'f. rd orbniron-«5 v* uc
see how it, is. She’s all lim'd with is everywhere beneficial to a nation
*nd a prirel. ss boon in QueeiiS AntTraii ine vil <1*
that the assigned cause tends to
Trade Mark.
wi h shaving, by rendering its future growth an tdi<
wood; that’s the leason she floats.” and free trade every where injurious;
r’.re o’Q ippu’s Anti Hairlne tl. per hottl< sent in sefet? mailing box< s postape pnui hJ ^
produce the assigned effect, or un­
e lie«! I r««in observation). Send money or «tamps bv it lit r with full address written
Ol
that
the
prosperous
nations
have
I could not controvert him for th«'
•ntlen str’ctly confidential Th’« advertisement* is honest ard straight fo-ward ine —
less, what is (death impossible ill
built
up
their
prosperity
by
protec
­
■•uit'uns
e invite vo’i to dnal with u« and v«»u will find everything as represented
,tai V.
I moment, but I was not satisfied,
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tion. and .ill nations that would be
most cases, it can be shown that
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to i-isiirc it- snip dcliv. ry, M .
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.,or .<i fill a
I ami sitting down on th«1 wharf prosperous must adopt that policy.
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injury to nnr pirch-t'Pr. Every t>«»tt le guaranteed’ r • < ’»
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who in-rodn--.n-l--’1 imonp thoir friend« 75 Bottlri o« Quoc «) r htT I
the"e is no other cause to which
1 when h«' left me. I set to work try­ I
r uumu v,, will pre.nnf w,Ih „ sn.K DR BSS. 16 yard« boot «<lk Extra Earfte
( to be contonued .)
“of «¡11c io «elcet from sent with order Good Salary or Comn»i»»ion to
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the effect can be attributed.
The
ing mental experiments. It’ it was
almost endless multiplicity of
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th«1 wood inside of her that mad«'
causes cot stantlv operating in liu
recei’
her float, then th«' more wood th«1 <
man societies, and tin* almost end
higher she would float; and, men- j
less iiiterferemm of «fleet with
w reti
♦ allv. I loaded her tin with wood
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?et
hii
effect, makt-that popular mode of
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Bnt. as I was familiar ‘ with the.
reasoning which logicians call the
ch oth
process of making boats out of
method of simple enuineratain
78 old t
[ blocks of wood. T at once saw that, |
worse than useless in social investi
instead of floating higher she would '
gâtions.
i
p_ .
'sink deeper. Then, T mentally I
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As for reliance upon r*
‘
statistics,
j f
Lvi
ook all the wood out of her. as we
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tli.it involves the additional
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'dug out nnr wooden boats, and saw i
culty of knowing whctlur wi­ have
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that thus lighten»*«! she would float
th«1 right statistics. Though ‘dig-I
WHO ARE DEBILITATED. ANDSU^^8^
higher still. Th«‘n in imngimition,
urcs cannot lie," there is in their
• faith
T jnni'ned a hole in h«-r an«! saw
collection and grouping such liabil
’hat he water would run in am! ;
NESSlOSSESPRAINS.lMPOTENCY
;tvdH
çhmoney
J iff NESS.
LOSSES,
itv to oversight and such tempta
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she won'«! sink, ns did our wooden
ti m to bias that they are to be
ost anhood heumatism
to b,
boats when ballasted with leaden '
iS^
distrush-d in matters of coi troversv
w
ack
idney
roubles
ervoi
m«
8 k
keels. And thus I saw, ns clearly
until tlivv have been subjected to
leeplessness FboR emor
eneral
as though I could have actually
rigid examination. The value of
the effects of abuses, excesses, worry and exposure. For«^’
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mad»1 these experiments with the
most arguments turning upon sta
we
have
a
relief
and
cure
in
our
marvelous
invention,
which
requires
but
a
trial
to
convince
the
mos^ples
an
steamer, that it was not the wooden
In your ignorance of effects
tistics is well illustrated in the
or by excesses, or exposure, you ..iay have unduly drained your system of
lining that made her float, b it her
•nd vitality—which is
M
electricity— and thus caused your weakness or lack of force. If you repl>'-’{
st »rv of th«1 government clerk who.
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system the elements thus
drained, which are required for vigorous strength, you will remove the cau*-i: een SU
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hollown’-ss, or. a* I would now
strength ar.J vigor will fol­
Iwing fold to get up th«1 statistics'
low at once and in a natural way. This hour plan and treatment, andwii’tjc me,
cure or money refunded.
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of a certain question, wished first phrase it. her displacement of wa-
Dr. Sanden’s Electric
B*lt is no experiment, as we have restored thousands to robust health >’ •
i ter.
to know which side it was desired
•ft«, ail other treatments
failed, as can be shown bv hundreds of m3 throughout this State, who
u-st fy, and from rr my of -
In smh ways as this, with which
whe-1 we are strong lettm boari . testimony to their recovery after usn>{1
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that they should support. Undet
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their im|»osing ap|»e*ranee of exact­
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and wildest assumptions
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the University of California, on the
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