THE TRE POLICY FOR OUR ohr manufacturers when arkwright invented the spin ning ming jenny the cotton operatives of hagland were bitterly opposed to it they mey reasoned that there was but a certain quantity q u of cotton fabrics consumed or needed which required the employment of of but a certain number of people leople and that any invention which could conid make that quantity in less time would necessarily throw a portion of those engaged in the manufacture out of f employment they did not think that lower prices caused by the production du chiou of a larger quantity at a given expense and in a given time would laro ibro produce duce a greater consumption yet hunch ouch was the result the introduction of ball railroads roads was looked upon emt ems coach ih proprietors and others connected with them and with posting 7 establishment an nasf as the death blow to their business bustness yet increased travel and nse wie mie made their business larger and a better bf ter paying one than bemore before I 1 the principle involved involve din in this we lightaul ligh ough tall tali to have thoroughly learned before this time the cheaper an article can be turned into the market the greater will be he the demand for it and increased consumption if it does not yield jao vvo large a profit on every singie single article article will give giva a larger on od we tife aggregate will those who manufacture restudy here study this and n d follow the lead of president young youn g by adopting this UAN the only true policy for tor manufacturers in and n aders er r ff it is urged b by Y some that we cannot manufacture m nu facture goods dods liere here to compete with importers will our manufactured elsas as a class try it be satisfied with a likie t les ies lc profit on 41 single articles and beill the increased consumption wil vil them for the trial we ve saw oh friday morning the ansi a 9 stin slin of leather ieather tanned tanned in president youngs tannery in which fa fori i closeness of grain 0 rain and fineness of lature surpasses anything C we have before seen here either imported or homemade and sold goldas as law as any uny imported leather ieather brought here this is the true hild hilb alicto policy Alid to pursue that thai home ma manufactures fc may ii 1 vu bes sustained ea 1 true 11 alere is not that amount of laborsaving labor saving machi nery A liere to produce all ail that is required ie so 0 o that sale salt on equally liberal terms sufficient to r juilet their want ants scan sean anbe be made it has been urged upon them from the fc lagand aarand bino lino and through ai ilie llie columns of the neato NEW to keep procuring machinery and those who should emulate the example of the lri president es ident thereby 1 A I 1 successfully U competing with foreign importations in the article of cotton yarn too his factory produces an arti artl i cle superior to that imported in tiie tile ratio of two to three yet it is sold at the 1 same bame 1 11 me price pric prie e of aa as the imported yarn of I 1 d inferior efell r i ar quality vill our spin spinners fiers tanners weavers tradesmen trades and hie ilkanics give this policy a fair fait and gen geil eral 0 trial and keep the vast amount of iveans ancans in the territory now annually taken oaken out of it or employ it in importing machin machinery eor if they tiley do in three tears years 11 ityl it will ll more thau than trebly repay fc ll 11 v them