There is no escaping this conclusion. You may pile tariffs on wheat. corn. beef. pork. and cotton mountains high and it will not increase the price of those products in this country a pennynot a farthin. The farmers wheat is sent 3.000 miles away to England. and it there comes into direct competition with wheat from the East Indies. raised by the worst pauper labor on the face of the globe. a labor so low and so halfcivilized that the American farmer can scarcely conceive ho.v degraded it is. The price ofone of the most important of the farmers crops is thus fixed by competition with wheat raised by laborers whose dress consists of halfa yard of cotton cloth. and who work for 6 cents a day. But how is it with regard to the articles which the firmer can not produce and which he must buy?
Identified stereotypes
Generalization about laborers from the East Indies being 'pauper labor' and 'half-civilized'.