Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
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community. The Liberals on the other hand be- lieve in being fair all round and in distributing the burdens of taxation as much as possible. Con- sider the situation for a moment. We have five great sources of national wealth. The farm, for- est, fisheries, mines and manufacturing indus- tries, on the income of which we keep our national house. It will be obvious that the interests and needs of these various producing branches are not identical. They conflict in some instances very strongly. Th...e farmer for instance has to pay higher prices for his articles of necessity and comfort by reason of customs duties imposed thereon, whereas the prices for his produce are largely determined in the markets of the world. The miner, too, could buy most of his supplies and machinery cheaper if they were free from duty. The fishermen, who are chiefly located in the pro- vinces forming the extreme boundaries of the Dominion, are unable to supply the markets in our principal centres of population by reason of the great distance separating them therefrom, and are consequnetly obliged to export the bulk of their catch to foreign markets easier to reach, but where they have to encounter stiff competi- 128 LAURIER'S WORK.
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community. The Liberals on the other hand be- lieve in being fair all round and in distributing the burdens of taxation as much as possible. Con- sider the situation for a moment. We have five great sources of national wealth. The farm, for- est, fisheries, mines and manufacturing indus- tries, on the income of which we keep our national house. It will be obvious that the interests and needs of these various producing branches are not identical. They conflict in some instances very strongly. Th...e farmer for instance has to pay higher prices for his articles of necessity and comfort by reason of customs duties imposed thereon, whereas the prices for his produce are largely determined in the markets of the world. The miner, too, could buy most of his supplies and machinery cheaper if they were free from duty. The fishermen, who are chiefly located in the pro- vinces forming the extreme boundaries of the Dominion, are unable to supply the markets in our principal centres of population by reason of the great distance separating them therefrom, and are consequnetly obliged to export the bulk of their catch to foreign markets easier to reach, but where they have to encounter stiff competi- 128 LAURIER'S WORK.
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