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...THE ADDRESS OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES, ESTABLISHED IN NEW YORK. " Though it were true, that the immediate and certain...that the contrary is the ultimate effect -with every succfaful manufacture. When a domestic manufacture has attained to perfection, ind has engaged in the...

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...are a substitute. I invoke the aid of Alexander Hamilton's powerful pen on this important point : " Though it were true, that the immediate and certain...regulations controlling the competition of foreign -with do" mestic fabrics ivas an increase of price ', it is universally true, % but, in return, lost half...

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...price of the articles, does not correspond with the fact." " But if such were the effect at first, it is universally true that the contrary is the ultimate effect with every successful manufacture." "Thus, in a national view, a temporary enhancement of price must always be compensated by a permanent...

...and independence ; and by the circumstance of eventual cheapness." Page 84. " Though it were triie, that the immediate and certain effect of regulations controlling the competition of foreigu with domestic manufactures, was an increase of price, it is universally true, that the contrary...

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