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TIONAL reeler.
(Continued from last week.]
GOVERNOR RICE JPO:{ THE INDUSTRIES
s
OF ArAs AcHllSS TTS.
M„assaeiauseetts is the leading.rnattn-
faotnring State in the United States,
Governor Rice, in bis official address
to the Legislature of that State, last
month, gave au explanation e. acorn-
ing the condition of manufactures bas-
ed upon official returns. We have
beard of the depression in that coun-
try, of the wild lawlessness, of the lur-
id fires of Pittsburg; and an bon. mem-
her has described a pandemonium and
pictured. hell on the four walls of this
building for our edification, as illus.
trating the condition of the United
Stater. But what said this sober-
minded Governor concerning the aetu-
al contrition of the eattoufeeturiug in-
dustries of his State ? This isnot a
highly04'4ed piwtnce, bnt a statement
of p ore facts. The Governor eai►1 t-•--
t'Ey the resent of an investigation test clos-
("i, undertaken by the Burette. of Statistic of
labor iu cities awl towus producing eighty.six ? Let any
per cent, of the whole products of the State. we what had been the
arts able to urate an exet1ent eomparielua of one look at the onudiresort tion of the North
the condition of ,ear large industries iu 1877 and of the South. Let any one look
with that of 187:1. IR all, there lies beau a de. at the rapid acouilhulanon of wealth in
crease at an average of -bout nine per coot. its
the wages paid; but titre has been an increase the North. Let any one look at the
of working time in days. The paper made. poverty of the Sonth, an it wits even
shows au increase of nineteen days over the i before the war, Let any one look up.
w:irkiug time in 1,A7:5; the menufacturo of
worsted goods, twenty -sten days ; and in the
nrtuufaeture of cordage, cotton,carriages,
straw good:, carpetiugs and wool hats. an in-
crease t'f tyorkiug time Ilia been made; while
in beets and a oeit. leather and agricultural
ianptenlents.darelite hemp neither improve•
meat neer decreai$. In the manufacture of I TIME SOVTUERN STATES FAVOR FREE TRADE.
machinery, , whips, musical instr•.tweits, teal And attain, let any one look at other
to dic• *tate. a slight decrease, in -parking sections, where the whole reliance was
time is useartea. The great indnstriea et
c.arpettii t', tr.^ullel] peas, worete:l 01:4s. et. placed open tine industry. lily hon.
gars, beets and shoos, e tens good% leather friendwoniti teal the that I am unfair.
arld lnrt:►Ilie f;aa_►,, rep'�irt au increase of th.' • if I forget the element of slavery, and
nanr ser of bRntl i P11]l'loyctl, ran„ing front ono
pared with the South ; that it was rap- and prostrate and under foot~ juet.by
idly outgrowing the South ; that mann, adherence to that freetrade dogma
factures were springing up, that towns end carrying into pl;ltati,e 'the belief
were becoming cities and that allies that they might depend on tboee great
staples of export, . cotton and sugar,
the same as the farmers of Ontario are
now being taught that they Should
place their sole reliance in their wheat;
in their barley, and in what they ex.
ported ; and bny their goods -where
they could buy them is the cheapest
market l It is true that New England
did melte money -. did Accumulate.
wealth by its industries. Gentlemen
in .this House discussed this question as
if every dollar taken by the manufac-
turer was so innate lost and sunk in
the sea, as if every dollar ef profit.
trade by the manufacturer . was some-
thing to be mourned over by the rest
of the community, something ont of
which the whole community had bean
robbed, and aa if it ought to be regret.
tai if the manufacturers were prosper.
effect its free trade beliefs : while the otos and making their 10, 15 or 20 per
:forth, on the other !land, has been Gent, But what have the ivannfaotnr-
protectionist in sentiment, has believed, ere of New England dyne ? The pros.
that the creation of great industries perity of the 'United States to -day re -
were becoming very much Barger, and
more we Lilly, so that some oitiee intbo
North were more wealthy thou Sams
States in the South. From that mo-
ment. the South changed its policy,;
When, they discovered this, parties.
changed sides on that question, and
thenceforward. the North, and ,New
F,iogland were steadily favorable to pro•
tectinn-1 am now speaking broadly -
while the South has been steadily op-
posed to it. These two ideas of t free
trade and protection had a full ()aaeell-
piiflontioti in that country. It is true
that the wine tariff lute governed both
sections, but it is also true that the
Sonth bus-neen impressed all along
with the correctness of free trade ideas;
thht it has shaped its polies- on free
trade dogmas, and that it carried into
would directly benefit the Eastern salted largely from the fact that these
States, and indirectly prove a benefit manufacturers had accumulated wealth
at largo, and acted on that belief. And and had jtedioicusly invested it. Look
at the megnificient schools of the
north ; look at the yiiung mon these
schools have educated and sent abroad
into the Union, active, intelligent and
practical young melt, brought up in
these training wheels of New England;
lank at the wealth that had const to re
hnild the desolate and burned Mimeo;
lunlr at the wealth that had gone to the
West to hniid its railroads, Look at
the wealth that was ening down South,
new, to build milts and factories, to
build that stricken &nude. that poor
poverty stricken month, which bettered
in its two mire.•.,-Eing Catton and Free
Trude. These were the two Rimes
which the Sonth had defied, and ape
where that idolatry of and that devil.
tion to a fallacy. bad led thein. It had
hired theta to de+stroction.
fen n,
E t"'1Tt 1)
u
ams .
a
on the success which has attended
those sections of the country In which
various itld,tetries, in which all indus-
tries, have been cultivated, encouraged
and promoted.
« , 17,-
75;
� number of 1
,. I at,tm r
'c: over tinny -use per 1t
t who: It
P
75 while a fps of the establishments report a
Alight falling off in the number of paeran11a cm-
p1cy,•d. ou a gold basis, the value ef products
f1t
9
4 l+� 4
o c t ton .
tttfaetatrt f .tut. ar ,
,
from the ulau g
straw walls, cord. e, paper, worsted Fno,la,
whips, eihare. lbnitg WI Shwa, cotton gelnas,
b'1ther, musical instruments awl metallic
g.► ,:la, leas increased frau- live per c,'ltt. to
tharty.six per stmt. over the preencts of Ie75 ;
while but few in'lnstries show a Unbar oil In
that this element has affected the eon-
tiitiautr there. Doubt1 ess the element
of etavery hes to some extent affected
these couditfons, vet I have the auth-
ority of that great free tr dor, McCul-
loch, to the effect that under Slave la-
bor the Sent]) war able to grow more
es ttou and suear and that more etieap-
lv than it has ever been able since, or
e'arly all, there hitt been an inerease in the ever will he able to do, by free labor.
gntntity of;;a.bls m.tde t but depict:tenon in
l'rie .s. in hums i►h+'tanct s. ptttc:'s the rellan of
l" eluete:.in tilt+ Winne aisle of the account. in
at •u t of the plate .it1e, whore they belong
when ea: sl It:red .as t,) quantity, The result.:
so that so far es the t cottomical prob.
tent. (raying nothing about the sacral
or moral question) is cnunerned, it is
believed by the highest autboritiea that
of tate inttatigatian lead to tate belief that cotton sed sugar, the great r tapte't of
th>re are no gr.'atinunbwr of merluniics wholly
wit .of employment, awl that our industries
e t steadily working back to the cuuditiouathey
were in. prior to that panic of Ism"
Now, that is a calm and reliable
statement, showing that the canary is
gradually and safely settling back to
its normal condition. I am inclined to
believe this statement of Governor
Bice. It is based upon facto and re-
tnrns brought in, and made before ft
number of naanufxoturors who were
al'!e to refute him iln,d lie spoken in a
tone of exaggorati"u. I meat prote't
against the introduction into this tiebite of manlnente Attel 'nil ill 1,til(
whole depression of the United States,
to the system of protection. The oth-
er abnormal conditi'ns are such that
no retie Eta date. could be given showing
the actual effects of protection.
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE IN THE
UNITED STATES.
I have not yet got throngh with the
United 'Sartori. While persi ting in
the statement .t.ftrst ui t'1e,-that. reli-
able keel -Its- cellist ',Het be arrived at
"from these statistical compilation'+.
there are yet general facts connected
with the cnnditinn of taffAirs fn the
Untied States that have sone bearins
tea the question we are dxi cussin'e. t
believe that it ie ton historical feet the
earliest protectionists in the States
were from the South -that the cotton
interest and the sugar interest of the
f mthernState•; believed that their ill -
i nstries wmild be benefitted by tile im-
pDsitien of duties upon o tato . and ne-
nn stigor ; that the effect would be the
creationof mannftacteriee in the Unit-
ed States which would consume those
t atv products, and that the earliest ef
to4,s,,uptde i$ the till otinu of protect
ti 11 t11a [Tlkilited States,, emanated
ire ri eiie Santhe.rn' Stafes. - What ties
the 1 dolt 2 The same snetal repulsion
which has always exited between the
tsvo stictions of that great conntry ex-
isted as fir back s.s that period. T11e
sante jealousy of the North against the
f$ 'nth and ;'f the Swab against the
N thea existed, What was the re-
ttnit of the pe,iteetive policy thus inane-
itrate'i by the S"lath? The exneetell
peens- was that the North vOnuld be
their tpittners and their veeavere ; and
that alta growing trade of the North.'
the eaen':lerce of the North, would be
iejurioesly affected ; that this 'curls-.
ft erce wntild be transferred to the
fiouth, and that the agricultural 'ie
clnetriett of the Se'lth • would be built
up. Bet what was the Rotilal, effect 2
the Sonth, were prndue:d mere cheap.
ly under slave labor than they would
be 'ander free labor. Permit me to
show to what views? those renplo, the
Planters, the a'. rieulturi,ts at the
South, were educated, the betiefa they
were tauteht, and ,the beliefs upon
which they nractieod. One of their
orators, Mr. Garnett, of Virginia, said
this : it wes sound free trade doctrine :
"I demand for Arueriean genius and in-
dustry that the shackles shall be stricken from
their hands; that titre absurd ('hitt'e policy of
restriction, those worn out relics of barbarism',
whish you call protective tariffs, shall be
abautheteti. and American labor free to choose
its own pursuits and to sees- its own resarde
throughout the wide circle of the eat tit. Let
the people of the North follow the bent of
their genius, amazing the world by their feats
of meuhanieal skill, and covering the remotest
seas with titearg••isie of °mantel ce, free as the
wiuds and buundle s as the waves that bear
it. VTet of tate Smith prefer the most ancient
ef human pursuits, the tilling; of the fields ; we
furnish the groat staples of the world's ex-
ebauges. the bread that strengthens mau' '
heart; and the flo.cy cotton that elothes him.
We a -k nn 1 eculiar privileges, no H. ectal bene
tits ; we only demand that you strati not tax
om• industry to support yours ; that we shall he
left free to sell and buy wherever our iutek•est
leads as."
I SOLUTION OF PARTNER-
i ar SHXP,-'notice is hereby elven that the
partuerehip lately subsisting between Frederick
Cook.aftlt Aron Dr..derick, as biacksutiths, of the
Village of Ftiedsburrri;. under the nauto aucl' atylo
Of "Coat .t Broder'loi'- -lit this day dissolviid b
mutual :onsent. Aron Broderick will. settle all
debts due to and by the company.
FICEl1EItlOK COOK..
1 AEON BliOI)E.RICK.
Witness, JOSEPH SNELL
Friedsburg, May ts, ISZ8-
SING OOTTON AND KING WHEAT.
Phi4 was the fenndatinn stone upon
which the monarchy of Ring (tnttoii
reeled. They believed in King Cotton.
they believed in the potency of that
great agriculturai staple. They be-
lieved in ct'tton and en ar, their great
exports; they believed in flee trade as
the true fi-cal policy; and tits very
:carne doctrine which has been preached,
and whish led to the delusion of the
South to the destruction t f the South,
,ted to the ruin of the Smith, is now be-
ingg nre,tclied to the farmers of Ontario,
Witt) are invited to idolize Kieg Wheat
as the men of the Smith worshipped
King Cotton. The free traders of this
country are preaching to the fanners of
Outeri() that they could place their de-
pendence unnn the export of wheat and
,;f agricultural llrodnots seat to foreign
,uarkets. Ontario far,ners are being
told the same sweet title, that • the ors
tors of the South told to the,., growers
;if the Fuger and the cut n in the
Southern States. This was history re-
peating itself. Witness, the desolation
of the Beeth, the inability of the
South to nope with the N 'rtli in the
great wttr, tied the collapse of the
South ; and, on the other hand, the
immense resources and Wealth of the
North, and see h w uns•quel the fight
was. Hon. members Hhonld look on
A tow tears' experience showed them that picture to-dxv ; end section of the
verv?mttch to their aatellittl>ment, as country . rich elm section of the onun•
°.w 11 e to the istonishment of the tryres etony `otic secti�'n of the coun
rwholeceentr.v, that the North was try tripinphttut, `chile the other seo-
.�gifowing ant 01 ash proportion' u wealth, tion of t}le Con Orris •blighted, the nth.
jou slrengtb and in population, ooze- er section of the country isdowu•fallen
A FRIENDLY GOAT.
DO NOT BEAD Tina,
aving reeeived a lot of new machinery, 1
wanid inform the farn►ers of the sur-
rounding conutry that I am prepared amt -
facture alt kinds of Horse Bakes Arley
Forks, Grain Cradles, Smiths, eta, aud having
secured the services of a tlrstaeIass Turner, i
am prepared to to
ALL ER DS QF TURNING-
On
URNINGon the shortest notice, and for style and prize
I defy competition. Always ou hand a first-
class stock of Fork and Slaorel Bandies. brill
half a mile south of Exeter.
A. COTTELL.
kiNTINU
PAINTING
#. KTCH1Ni
Is prepared to do all kinds of
House Paiutiugt Paper -ho lgiu ;
rte hitening, d:e.
at reasonable prises and punctually.
tl. K1l.'tltUSIte, slates at
Exeter.
THE ONTARIO t
SAVING INVESTMENT
soCISTSP
LQNDON,CAI"ADA
Working Capital, $2,100,000
Reserve Fund, $144,000
Largest working capital of any Vonapauy west
of Toronto.
Money loaned on first-olaasltealEatate.securittaa
either in straight ',onus, Lor Seer cent, or ou the
Instalmentayatotn,at the option of the borzower-
Apply to W.F.13i1LLEN,
Tanager.
Q4' to MR. MinliKer LAxx, Exeter;
titAsou ilt=user:, t?eltsaU.
JOON 1' itsuiiS, Vredston.
January 31.
T THE
Standard $ash.I cor E1 nd
!FACTORY,
to const antsy kept on bond a 11 kiudte of building
ulatttritil. 5lettrtng bar* snit e•'ft.:+i.liltt, io,,ht-
ugu &c., sold ehetp. Punter, il.int: aud Turaiillf;
3. batptly attetlaegl ta.
For several weeks poet a goat be-
longing to a family on Fourth street
has been on very intimate terms with a
friend ou Cherry street. lie has had
the mu et the yard, pelted his nose in-
to the honse and bet n vet v successful
in dodging clubs and brlcitbete. Yes.
terday formulae. when the caib goat had
finished eating up a good spate of the'
week'.' washing, the luau of the house
was heard to remark.
"I still now go into committee of the
whole, and fix thet beast so that he will
never bother Ulan again 1'
11e ran to the grnoery, purchased en
old pack of fire -crackers, and et the end
of ten minutes'\Vitiia'n' was fixed. He
had fire -crackers tied to bis legs, tail
told neck, and the pint was abnut to
thicken. He went eff with the fast
lraoker, charging across the street.
after Blearing out a grocery he ulr'et a
boy, went iota u house by the front
doer and finally dianppea' ed in the san e
oloud of -trucks with a runaway barite.
A policelnatk was Lacing Third street
Atli a slow and solemu step, and called
out :
"kuru in a fire.alarm 1'
What's up 2 -shot's up ?' inquired the
officer.
''i;ottflagratton down here -big -goat
all on `fire from the basement to fourth
,tory-boys welsh] him iu the tnud,but
the fittttdilli flames still creeping hea-
ven -words -tart in au alarm Int. two
engines and a Book and ladder `!'
LONDON
THE
ane ONTARIO
LNVESTl1ENT SOCIETY.
Capital - St?.gOOO'OOG
Parties requiring money eau obtain advances
un approved town or farm prope, ty. at lowest
rates. The above is ,t Landon, England Com-
pany. For further partioalurs, apply to
slay 17, tf,
ROBER1 PICKLARD, Agent:
Exeter Ont.
TEW MACHINE SHOP.
William Kitching
BUILDINGS CONTRACTED FOR,
and satisfaction guaranteed. As wo bare on
nand a I.trze, s Get of d ry° Iucnt'er. we feel Sure of
>t t give us sntisfs'ing riot . a y.alti art ay si u 1
Ross REO S. T SYI.OR.
Wishes to inform the pulllic that he is better
prepared torepaii ail kinds of
Sewing .Machines, Watches
()locks, Gltns, tie., tha,uany
other person `in"°tire]• country; as
his char; es are tnoderate, and
he guutrantees to wive Satisfitc
roan.
lr Ic;W
BOOT & sI3oZ st 4P
INUREDITON.
Nest Door to ,Iimker's Rotel. Parties wantit
first'•elass,:work `will find it to their advantage to
oall before leaving their orders elsewhere. Only
first-class material need. Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ofBI8TOPHTria EAU.
Crediton; >ltatch 7, 11175. Y
RELD;
s
Semi St for d;. pkts
r 0
Flower Seeds D,r for
Or-. : for :ac.. or WI
leets. Vv,(e S1. l3 fur
alto. Tito Floral !'i •I..
et4',n Ilal•p.tge• Fiend
Work with cusum.;.late. illc.,. with either of the
starve pucamte.s seeds, etas years free. These oi•
1 le*try
dtlow retie tele
luta it III try first-class.
a At!Icing
'
.11.11d, Rocho.ter N.Y.
I, t` v.tall: 'rfl1A 1'APIT,n. .1
p[,"C1s,INtiliAWr3 -skis ItIraat•KSMIT}i
:snot is atilt going. air. S. Rdelduelone
dasirestoretorts his oilcan.
thanks to hie uumerun
Int* vktn, tv it n
sways nupnl,nrt
ed hill In the *+ a; paat, a;, it
ness. he inttnuhi fn future, to
to takc+chtn'ge oaf the hnrse.ahreiu tteivartiuent
himself. Art other work dine in the very best
style and at the lowest rates.
5. 13UCKINGIUA51.
s m.
LIME for SALE.
Ou and after MONDAY,
',Stet hist., we will keep the
Beacliville Lime for sale at
20 ElTTS PER EUSiEL
Speeial rates to parties usiug
large (luautitties.
Mu:1E1: TO LOAN ON num PhOI'EItTY,
Mortgages Bought and Marriage
LiGeilsr S isyal(d.
Exeter, Pt'o.18.157 7.
MENS ALL COOPER SHOP.
—0—
W. y A.NVAL KENBUIIGH,
COOPER WORK OF ALL EINDS,
INCLUDING t'1ST1t11NS,
fret which bo makes a speciality) BUTTER
i'taDN eheaper than over, It•opatrnlr, tn'utptlt
and neatly dune. Shop-lirorit street directly
west of the static's. Give him e. call.
VANVALIKSNl313ItGH.
Iiensall, May 8,145. ern•
Exc.te1' North
FLOUR and: GRIST MILL,
Doing in good working order gives overy accumo-
dution possible in gxt.tittg and flouring. F°o tr
and mill feed delivered to ppadre.. leaving tl.eh
orders betore , ne o'clock at J. DF5LI:5 bakery, of
O'BYRN E,th CO'S, or at mill, same day.
u
TERMS O.&.SH.
I' 22. 7 20 N W 2 Cs K,
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'ten of tIt, Vuave eieit'st eit'rated essay.
outuerad�cnt tied a'rrututa'attnlrl. itt.ttnttthe'eli•
t*utel t+rroua iletoaty, gent aaa•nyal'h,..i eui la
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t..-+•" I! rice, us u sealed envelope. only 0 ca its,.;r
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two n+at:t.,o.tsIlt,
'The celebrat•*,iauthnr.ia tttiaadLID nralnto E'rset
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tel pr
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that a
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iddre.
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41 nu a. Now York.
THE OLD ItELLA BLE "HOUSE FOR
GENERAL DRY GOODS,
11LI.LLINERY & MANTLES.
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Ott
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ratite A., Chtgfe lef. & Co.
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aort%i of the Thum•0:lice,' Basile:,
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**Corpulence is not only a disease itaif, tent 111e
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