It is the common interdependent interest of all. The home market benefits the manufacturer. and he in turn benefits the cottonraiser. who has a market for his product without the risk and cost of finding a distant market which is partly supj lied by the pauper labor of India. The South already has one undred and ninetyseven cotton mills. fortyfour in Georgia alone. Not only is- his interest thus protected but the farmer knows well that the protection to the manufacturer benefits him still more. He knows that when the great manufacturing industries of various kinds are active and flourishing that there is always ademand for all the variety of his products in the home market.
Identified stereotypes
Labor from India is 'pauper labor' and a threat to American cottonraisers.