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I It'H b( I ION oit l-’REE TRADE ? the intent of the
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By H enry G eorge .
CHAPTER VI. (C ontinued ,)
TRADE.
And as trade becomes
free and
extensive—as roads are made and
navigation improved; as pirates
and
robbers are
extirpated
and
that
v produce for ourselves or things that
they
* I we could not produce for ourselves,
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Other natural facts have similar the object of trade is all the same
I bearing. It has long been known If I trade with a Canadian, a Mex
that to obtain the best crons the I
ican. or an Englishman it is for tin
farmer should not sow with seed
<jrown in his own fields, hut with same reason th it I trade with an
American—that I would rather
seed brought from afar, The strain
of domestic anima)« seems always have th'-thing he gives me that
improve bv imported stock, even the th ng I give him. Whv shouhi
treaties of peace put an end to poultry dealers finding it best to i I r. fuse to trade with a foreigner
chronic warfare—so does Wealth sell the mule birds they raise and , any more than with a ft llow-citizen
augment and civilization grow. All supply their places with cocks when my object in trailing is tin
our great labor «aving inventions, brought from a distance. Whether advantage, not his? And is it not
from that of money to that of the or not the same law bolds tr ie with in the one case, quite as much as iti
the other, an iijury to me that my i
trade should be prevented? What |
steam engine, spring from trade regard to the physical part of man.
and promote its extension. Trade it is certain that the admixture of
has ever been the extinguisher of peoples produces stimulating men­
war, the iradicator of prejudice, tal effects. J‘r.j'idi.'es are worn
the difJnsiT of kno w ledge, ft js by I down, wits are sharpened, language
<11 flerenee does it make whether it j
wmi’d 1 e passible or impossible for ,
me to make for myself the thing
for which 1 trade? If I did trot
'fill si eds ami
ducts, hut t(,
ani I enriched, habits and custom« bro’t
irts and inventions, to the test of comparison and new I
•ver the world, and ideas enkindled. The most pro
m • place have been I gressive people, if not always of
d.v t > obtain the pro mixed blood, have always been the
want the thing I rm to
than the t.iipg I am
get mor<> |
to
give,
1
would not wish to make the trade
Here is a farmer who proposes to
ho it l>y 11),, observa
people who came most in contact exchange with his neighbor a horse
tiens, disent cries and invention«
with and learned most from others he does not wants for • cou'ile of
of n.en in o,) ■r places.
I "Home keeping youths have ever I ( cows he does want. Would it ben­
I n a world created on protective
efit these farmers to prevent this)
homely wits” is true of nations.
prineiph s,.)!] hal.it idle parts would
And, further than this, it is char trade on the ground that one might
have the fjniK» •• il nnd
climate, acteristic of all the inventions and oreed his own horses and the other
anb he lilted for th • mi me
pr idue discoveiies that are so rapidly in raise his own cow.«? Y< t if one1
tions, so that the
inhai.it mis of erea«ing our power oyer nature that farmer lived on the American and i
each locality would he nhle to
pro­ they , • quire the greater division of the other on the Canadian side of
dime at home all I hey require,
Ils lai or. and extended trade, Thus rhe line this is just what both the I
Hen* and rivers would
would not. lend everv sDn in advance destroys
\merican ami Canadian go.<rn
tie
thems,.|ves to navigation, mi.I (
v<rv independence and increases the inent would do. And this iscalhd
little section intemh (| for t he
h.lbi- interd. pendence of men. The «I ’ ■‘protection.’'
tation of every of a sep. rate
It is only one of the many
pointed eahdition of human pro
«••unity would le go od, <|
is evidently that men shall • enetits of trade that it enables
protective mountain chain,
into doser relations and I e people to obtain what the tatU'al
frnmd ourselves in such ;l
<*•
more and more dependent conditions of their own localities
might inf, r it to be the i>
upon each ot her.
would not enable tnem to produce
ll.iture that e eh people should
Thus »he restriction' which pro Ibis is, however, so obvious a
develop,, its own indtistri s
>n ie lection urges us to impose upon benefit that protectioni.«ts cannot
p> mlentlv of a|| others,
But the outs..Iv. s are about as well calm altogether ignore it, and a favorite
world in which wed,, fih(|
our elves luted to promote national prosperity doctrine with American protection­
is n. t merely adapted to
i 11 ' e r.oii i
is ligatures, that would impede the ists, is that trade ought to follow
nmirr ition. but it \ ields to man Cirelli I'ion of the
1 Hood, would b< meridians of longitude instead of
is so distributed as to
'OUIpel the to promote I odilv health and com parallels ot latitude, because the
l«op|e (,f different
I '<> alities to
fort. Protection calls upon us Io I grt at. differences of climate and
trade with «>,)<•
Other to ful’v , p.'lV otlieials, to encourage spies consequently of natural productions
satisfy their .......
desi 1res
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| he di v. i si and informer, ami to provoke fraud are I etween north and south
tie« ot soil ji "111 climate, the di«tri
and perjury for what? Whv. to
I ht* most desirable reconstruction
bliti >n of water.
Wood aid mimral preserve ourselves
and protect >f the world on this theory would
»Iepo«its. th,
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of sea and ourselves against something which be its division into ••countries”
fir. produce infinite iifferen,-i
offends no moral law; some hing c<>m*i«ting of narrow strips running
adaptation of different pa
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the equator
to 4 the poles,
with
io
which
we are instinctively from
ditl rent productions
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high
tariffs
on
e'ther side and at
impelled; somethi ig without which
tm r. |y that one z me yj, |.|s
'he equatorial end, for the po
We could never have emerged from
.ar iee would serve the purpose
the bamm.i am|
i.arl.aiism, and something which it the other.
l""'Hpple. and another wheat
ulivsiciil natre and social laws alike
1 ■"ley. the apple and the p
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prove tube in conformity with the
"be supplies furs and an
creative intent.
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th.t here are |,il
It is true that protectionists do
4" Hi11' '1 ,"p.t«turennd there v.,11 y«
not condemn all trade, alid though
’ d lor the p|„w; her-granite a iul
some of them have wished for an
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ami ocean of tire to bar out foreign
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I’m- intermitiona’i trade which they
concede to he
harmlts«
amount*
not to a tenth ami ¡»erhaps not to a <
twentieth ot the intern .tional trade'
of the world, and, -o far ar our
country is cone rm <1, the th.ngs ve
could m t obtain at home amount
«•‘it iisstfiitilde reasons, 1 cm,,
to .1 tile more than a few prodl c-
n nown. d for produeti.m« . f one
tions ot the lori l zoic and even
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these, it | rop< rly protect« d. mig t
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ne grown at home by artit’c al heat,
hl"'" \ that plants thrive diffen nth
to the incidental eneou-agenient of
I" different part- of the same field
the glass and coal indu tries
But
I liese endle-s diversities, in the
so far a« the coir -etness of t e
adaption of different parts of the
th orv goes, it d<e< not na t r
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w nether Use trade whicn *‘pr >t c
the different things
inquired bv tion won d permit, ns compared
man. show that nature h is not l in* with that it would prevent be more
tended man to ¿epee I for the
sup or less. What "protection" calls
plv of his wants upm bis
own on us to prevent ourselves from,
production but to exchange •
w 11 ii guard ourselve« against, is trade.
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as th,. p!a, ¡i,g of And whether trade he In-tween citi
the meat ls*forc one
ghe't at the 7.i os of the same nation or citizens
table, the vegetald« t s before another of different nation«, and whether
and the bread before another, show
is ( we get t»y it things that we could
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