We now produce and export to the person alout as much as in 1260. 1ennsylvania produced to the person in 18CC 41bushela of wheat. 0.7 bushels of corn. and in 1875 44 bushels of wheat and III bushels of corn to the person. and so the pretense of tuilding a hone market for the products of grain fields is a sham and a cheat. Iiite80 5per" cent. of otur manofoctures had to seek a foreign Otarket. is 1073 only per cent. tonnd a rket abroad. 98 per cent. at for manfactories pretec tien has given a home market. Tn 1ttO sot 15 pcr cent. of outr own agricutuorol as re exported for market. estimating ty export of wheat and cern. and cn1i5 entri. of our whole egaitaral product htad .o clod a foreign market In ompetitin i the products grown by chat pauper labor aganstwhch w have been peotoclingourselves at a toot ot unnumbered millions. For agrceltaral products pretetioehas not and cannot give a home market. Seek the world over and a parallel scarcely can be found where agricultural interests are so conplotely subordinated to those of manofactories as in this.
Identified stereotypes
Foreign labor is described as 'pauper labor' against which the US needs protection.