Show iier M jol americas AMERICAN klEB ICAX 1 I arl A ati ua IT P rj ii i oi 1 a time 1 in ti the Mi history stori of uhe the 1 states and not mot very long agol ago when ai feeling prevailed simi similar larto to exists in our territory against home articles that were mafia manu mauu I i fractured in england meeting n g with a readier pie sale bale than those tha that were e the tle products of bof american industry but sut chist feeling la rapidly disappearing peaking the styles and qualities of american america i n manufacturers frers haya bava been so 1 improved I 01 e wiil will beah beat comAr comparison ison json w with ith th the e i best beit foreign manufactured articles of the same kind hind indeed englishman english manufacturers themselves testify to pen erit onni of an american i p rica u aver over british 1 english cotton goods are driven almost wholly put of the market and the woolen manufactures of this country cou 11 uny nuy a are rb sadid 11 y tak I 1 erth geth am f most descriptions of imported english woolen eido giDo goods dw it las lias been admitted that the di depression of british cotton 1 manufactures im has resulted Jar largely gely from jile alie jih jiu e 1 superiority of amer american loan ioan d ds 8 of that ahat clas cias res eeb pet petting hepting pep ting other branches the london va ime ays says i A few years aso ago go england used to sup suup alythe united MAU A fates largely largel y with of edgo edga a tools farm implements and various marious sma smaller I 1 ares it does doeg so no nd longer nor is the cause to bo be sought merely in the american In tariff riff itis found that the manufacturers of america actually supersede us not only in their in foreign markets and in gur gue our oue own colonies and the ther birmingham chamber has the sagacity to disco discover ver and the courage to declare that thia this is owing to the superiority of Am american goods boods 11 es 11 I 1 1 0 arghis nigh high as are axe the wages of an english engligh artiman artlean artl arti zan those bf an ameri Ambil american can ar arm ari tisa nare naro 0 yeb yet tho the i i jurers of the tates cafes can import iron tron and steel irvin irbin this coun country try at a heavy duty work up the metal by high hiah highly paid paia 11 labor and beat us out of the market annen after aften after acwith the manufactured article how is that tojo tobe explained the americans americana sue aeed in supplanting us by avelt novelty y of con conf i f st ruction excellence ef make hey do not attempt to sell seil us in hi the mere mor r matter of price our goods may still b the tho cheavest cheapest no longer th the best an and in countries where an axe fo foi noi instance isah isan iss iff ail all limp implement lement it the beau beay article is IV tho the cheapest whatever vei ver adlers and oo 00 A stoan tho the yaye haqq bunce it ou oui out to prejudice at aisel birmingham 1 nghien trade tradel trader mar capital could rb A to ool W inferiority inferior it apro pro leuci n i 0 I 1 r u american agori car U artisans have great api avii intelligence thew them advantages oven europeans r liz branch brauch of industry we hope to bo be able to write in a 5 similar tone 3 ere 90 jong long in relation to the tures of ong own apu kru manufactured article arilde eydi aso SP popular pd pulan pular in idi this fails terri territory 01 ory as atilia aa the pres preb present lit and the excellence af pf many dby iby of them turn ha has called forth porth encomiums from eastern visitors our bur wo woolen ion ton are ar ebing boin g rushed pushed fa orward r w aro with J e energy and enterprise and erg erp eve evary every reason to beava that but buta a few years ears will elapse before vaery kend fend in of f woolen w 0 fleit manufacture m andrac wiil will 1 0 te o tarried bar on jin n thi this s Teril tenil territory tor in hj suphi manner aa as to entirely jbv alg aig I 1 the ie ceisl bessiy of df importing g jhoo woolen 16 bodosi every seasor season leason eular enlarged pa the bolh area arga of oi 4 cotton neldar fields an and the Q n cotton jarn aim ain ha has loag casedy fe I 1 fields having waving pi produced duede a or thap that staple to tp the tho ep amand igind flax we e hopel howelll viii ll receive p eive elve fiore attention the fa pro than juhas c has lih liw inthe the pas paa pV bei hei bej piapot at nield field bie fie 4 open in thi thia this dip tion for r berv vain abre yea e and id strangely end gh t ha has received 1 but t lively y little ill lit t le atte attention aina alna a t zero already in bertar tan tar kinds 0 ork do defy fy com competition petit loh job and ad it A 18 conceded by easte eastern ivl iii manufacturer that they cannot hi import aport some lines 1166 af nein goods inta this Te aj jno ino P compe aei fei with WIM illos those e made maae heze here 1 the great greab wanly ay fil ill ghet 0 present time 6 however Is the manufacture 0 ironi there areep arbe lut iut Y deperi dependent dep upon cisro ost valuable pro l I dut aut that th atthe the prosperity of our oun berrid i nya complete until we produce e good fr iron anin in utah adare wet are pil pleaded tbt 6 see that some interest is i ed in this thib subject vh wherever e dever heVer it shall shail be dem deb demonstrated by any individual orl or company of individuals that they thoy have harej I 1 the ability to manu mand manufacture facture iron out OF of ouro orro ou resi and doit economically there will be no difficulty il ku obtaining all ail the capital that la ne necessary ear y rho rhe the exper e f 1 in this laus taus ness p prompts tho iho thase se wo vr ida h have 0 indans I 1 ao to be a ire kro are two essential ig to I 1 ia 1 joeil capital and ands sni sHI As ea the fhe businesses busi busl conducted jn jin the tUe east ver very large capital be t to 0 produce iron a athe tiie L profit as smail small furnaces a P 3 cannot V operated ppe rated abeal foi toi to hdldn kdan tag 9 j i the larger karger gur gir nes ones but f in 1 ats this Terr verri tertiary lary lory iary bian blan manufacturers 46 frers haye ye an oxe exe excellent pote q fi lo 10 1 p in the tha tariffs tariff which I 1 la 1 pal pad d for thop e small smail furnaces might aj 1 ca carried trieu tried 0 on ii ape hie by practical U ic al alij and ana aderi a a handsome profi profit profir jird an d as tae business increased capital tru iru woud alq pla 1 1 facilities ara ala arel aia now pow presenting ahe them selys pr the manufacture sah as haye ha e j ney naver never or before be ben ch i of M those disposed I 1 enel benei thiis business jn e and we wd hope to hati have the tee p v vil vii A i eab egey before long iong of 0 et that a successful start starl has been bliden made plo pio pro ducong this great stapie staple I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 V |