ux County Journal.
WlAL O01V FAEH.
FXrZX IS THE CXH.STY.
LAK;IT CIW.VLATIOS F ANY
ITWJSHK!) IN MAX COCNTY.
.uTij-tiuu Prii-e, $'J.OO
Imous . - - Cdittir.
;al tln llnrrmm ot office as wt
lnatUr. hlll'.8IUY, Ji'LY 14, 1-U2.
1
ill!'!
C 111)
aii'i.nliii to
Inimical iot-
Vlie Sliwp liii!atry.
!oa Ilunn-tciul.
r. A. rowlcr, ot Huron, miuiu
on iiiM-'iiir f.i H-t jj
AlKT'ltM ll, Suutll IliikOlil.J
t is the "Slieep Industry."
Irv is or rbat irijonii!ic to
df L'ukota and will be u
1 jirolitublii one, irovid.-t we
ki uotiltl fi ve 10 ouiur kiiium
In older to succeed in this
;ood sUihle must l .ro
te shocp to protect them from
cold ami stormy weather,
have plenty of room, good
exercise and nil the millet,
fodder they will eat. Some
of odvaritntfe, esi-cially if
llet Ik.' fed, anil water ami
ulurly I) Riven them.
hciihtnl will improve hi-.
some ideal atm will en-
li it. He will uso thot
ks, and will soon have a
1 show that he understands
nil will lie to him not onlv
il, I, nt also of pleasure.
the people who came here
their condition financial
enirajre in the sheep in
nate it int'-iiigcnuy, win
fcuial.le cxtiectations. We
w
exiii rieni e we have hail
this industry is the most
fce ran cnirntre in, nnu we
to anv nolicv that will
it.
rx rii ni i il some (try snm-
mv. withered our grain
lit. d our hoiies, and we
' will come aain; that
the natural condition of
fcat it has been two dry,
titers dried up that once
lis arid region from the
,o the Arc-tin Ocean.
good for sheep. They
rass ana w ill trive us a
and lambs, if other
We are engaged in
I as a temporary bust
ling better presents it-
inaneiit one that prom
Bturns than any other,
Jticians will keep their
ttf UH.
that will come from
ip wilt cause the aban
re-occupied by a con
prosperous people.
who imagine that, on
t interest that' is being
j business will soon be
pe unprofitable.
idea, as there are
sheep in th United
than there were in
filiation has rapidly
JTin snoulil remain as
Jbger and his friends
jg the subject, in try-
the fity list, we will
the wool that is re-
it? , to the great ad
ders and to the people
pimfaclurers tell us
Ids of wool that can-
United Stales, that
are not adapted to
on a" subject they
hit.
p of soil 'and climate,
the best of carpet
jroduoers were forced
by a wrong classiflea-
Efelieving that the
W industry depends
have but little pa
ns v. ho would inter-
Kpri'ic.rer's bill, put-
free it. ha-feed the
e nmjority, arid if it
, would lie of great
in the land,
fertility of-tho soil
our industries, and
is indispent-ablo, e-
tuhistry.
sheep is . said to be
i'theni and intelligent
ly'of the soil would
ed for generations to
)ing is exhaust intr to
' (3 "
Jushels of wheat per
straw, would take
M 30 pounds ol nitro-
i pliosphorio acid and
Si). It, lu. these ele-
to land, and with
worthle8. If Mr.
hould become a
T0 to sheep,
'moni that
?JtfonwUl
j-t.,-os
("flghtitVv
ore than a mil.
the sheep indus-
Aould destroy it liave the means , tJ(. r
lauds to prevent it if they le couiuge
ami indeindrn- enough to u- tbeui.
If 1 am not ; ,y mistaken i!rV will
be heard from at the lirt opp. , tLnin .
U) express their d,s;.,.!.r, -u,t.l, 0f iL
ajx'stles in UMr eilort
destroy our most prolituLL industry
The politicians forget that the i.,
ity of the farmeis have lyeeil rea.iiu
il ,.,i ; i . ., '
1 "' iney are wiser
than they were years ago and
linger clay to I moulded
the will and pleasure of
ters. I stand before Vfill -t.kjl-.l- ..,.4
a protectionist, not as a free trader. v
p'-ople honestly dili'er on these ques
tions, but believing, as 1 do, that the
future of this industry depends un
protection, I am a protectionist as far
as wool and its manufactures are con
cerned. It is evident that protection to woo!
would 1 of liule use to the growers
'f the manufacturers were not protected,
for the country would lie filled with
foreign woolen goods. Many of our
mills would stand idle and we would
lose the home market for our wool.
".,1 e uijei-i 10 ine manuiacturers re
ceiving from 30 to 40 per cent, protec
tion and free wool.
if wool is put on the free list, we will
hiMst that its manufactures shall also
h" placed there. As Mi Kinley would
say, we are op,sed to free wool on the
sli ;ep's hack, and taxes on our hacks.
It is unfortunate that sheep have so
many enemies.
It is said that dogs destroy .41,000,000
worth of them annually; the wolves also
are destructive; but we can stand the
dogs, the wolves, and make sheen urolit-
able, but we can't stand Springer's free
wool bill, if it should become a law.
I had always supposed that John Ran
dolph was the great enemy to a sheep,
but Springer surpasses him, as Randolph
woutil only go out of his way to give ita
kick, but Springer would destroy it, and
annihilate an industry of vast import
ance to every shepherd in this country,
u e are told by some, manufacturers
that if foreign wools were admitted free
the price of our wools would he higher.
i io any ot you neiieve such nonsense,
that manufacturers want dearer wool-
Wc produce something over one-half of
the wool that is required in this country,
and the balance must Is; made up by its
importation, or manufactured goods.
When the goods are made in this coun
try it gives employment to many thou
sands of working men who will consume
American Agricultural products,
We have no objection to foreign wools
coming t this country so long as Wo are
unable to supply the demand, but we do
object to them coming in free. It' would
be very unwise to let Australia with its
110,000,000 of sheep, whose flocks could
soon Ije doubled with its millions of
acres of unoccupied cheap lands, with its
cheap labor and no taxes to pay here, to
bring its wool- free of duty. It would
give that country such an advantage as
to result in the entire destruction of our
-sheep industry. We often hear it as
serted that the tariff makes the poor
man pay from 50 to 70 per cent, more
for his clothing, that with free' trade
more woolen goods would be consumed
and clothing would be ehoapcr. Such
statements are very misleading.
It takes nine pounds of fine unwashed,
Merino wool to make a suit of clothes.
The duty is eleven cents per pound, and
if the duty be added which the pro
tectionists deny the only additional
cost of a flue sdit would bo 09 cents, so
far as the duty on wool could ailed it,
We don't believe that clothing would be
cheaper if free wool destroyed the sheep
industry in this country, when foreign
ers could dictate the price of wool to
our manufacturers.
It is claimed by some that protection
does not lncrc'rasa the price of wool, but
we should remember that, wool is low
everywhere. Scoured and combed wool
sold in London ' for '',! cents per pound,
21 cents less than it sold for a year'ago,
which would be about 8 cents for our
unwashed wool. I freely admit, that so
far as I know, the wool growers have
never received the1 full lienelits that Were
expected from protection, anil for ob
vious reasons.
The importers all knew that the Mc
Kinley bill was Hiiro to become a law,
and they (llled this country with manu
factured goods, which of course all'ecled
the price of wool.'
But we must not conclude that protec
tion has been of no benefit to tiSj'Tor
without it wool would be lower than it
now is. The tarifT of 1883 was wrong in
its classification, which the importers
took advantage of. Alf wools which
were not of Merino or English blood,
from all parts ot the world, were ad
mitted by paying a duty . of a little over
Scents per pound. Many millions of
pounds of scoured wools, worth 00 cents
per pound, converted into "riiv waste"
were brought to this country, paying the
low duty as carpet wools.
: The Secretary of Agriculture said
that 77 per cent of all our wool impor
tations was classed as carpet wools,
which was too near free trade to be of
much benefit to tho wool growers of tins
oountrv. The MoKinloV bill tints a
4ty9f'80 cento per pound on waste,
Ijr BDU nOIIS, Wllliai win o
and made a greater demand for
The tariff act of 18417 was
", That act divided oo)
cla-w.u. niass 1 Clothing
krlno's or wool of Merino' 'blood.
Cbihtthg" wools.' Leicester,
or combing
U;.ss3 Car-
were not
a J v.eie
t.'otswold. Lini-ohisiiire
wools of English blood.
lfct wools. All wools
Merino or of Merino
not of the three breeds mentioned or of
English hloo I. could ! admitted by pay
ing a duty of ', cel ts per Kuud. These
ii j the l, a -ins w hy former larill's have
iiol L.-U1 ..-f more lieuelit tons. The Mc
Kiiiley Kd wdl st rve us better. I
licovv not whether you are protectionist.-.
n.i iers. jis lor uiystii i nelieve
!i;-i'e;,l dual of tree trade: in fai t.
auottt olic-!.aif of all our ininoi-l. ...
value are on the free list, and it niav l-
hat more arti, l.-s should be placed
there, but wool is not one of ti
W hatever our opinions may be as to tile
best policy of the government on thebe
,111'stions, to lie consistent we must be
lolediouists, so far as wool iscou-riled.
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