Nor does the Northern fhrmer. whose lot is cast along the Canadian border. escape your attention. On the Canadian side of the line land is cheaper. houses are poorer. the scale of living is much lower. and the rate of wages correspondingly lower. It is only because of our higher wages that the constant flow of emigration sets to our side from Canada. of which they make such complaint. and yet you propose to reduce our border farmers to the level of the Canadian standard by placing a considerable list of products common to both countries upon the free schedule. Is this fair and just? Is it wise or expedient?
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