...gratuitous gifts, is to repulse riches under pretence of encouraging the means of obtaining them ? more in proportion as this approach was more close. You have, in obeying the wishe$ of other monopolists, acted only from a half -motive; to grant our petition there is a much...

...during the day, will as a first consequence buy large quantities of tallow, coal, oil, resin, kerosene, wax, alcohol, silver, iron, bronze, crystal, for the...have, in obeying the wishes of other monopolists, a6led only from a halfmotive ; to grant our petition there is a muchfut/er inducement. To repulse us,...

...told : The consumer is interested in the free introduction of iron, coal, corn, wheat, cloths, etc., your answer was : Yes, but the producer is interested...from a half-motive / to grant our petition there is a mucli fuller inducement. To repulse us, precisely for the reason that our case is a more com plete...

...told : The consumer is interested in the free introduction of iron, coal, corn, wheat, cloths, etc., your answer was : Yes, but the producer is interested...us, precisely for the reason that our case is a more com< plete one than any •which have preceded it, would be to lay down the following equation : -f-...

...under pretense of encouraging the means of obtaining them ? Take care, — you carry the death blow to your own policy. Remember that hitherto you have...the wishes of other monopolists, acted only from a half-motice ; to grant our petition there is a much fuller inducement. To repulse us, precisely for...