...duties imposed for that purpose, is a vicious principle. I contest the assumption that you cannot jight hostile tariffs by free imports. I so totally dissent...that assumption, that I maintain that the best way to contend with hostile tariffs is by free imports. ... I found my opinion on these grounds. The capital...

...that purpose, is a vicious principle. I contest the assumption that you cannot fight hostile tariff's by free imports. I so totally dissent from that assumption, that I maintain that the best way to contend with hostile tariffs is by free imports. ... I found my opinion on these grounds. The capital...

...Sir Robert Peel, in his rhetorical speech in July last, on the " State of the Nation," declared, " I maintain that the best way to compete with hostile tariffs is to encourage free imports. I say you will more successfully combat the disadvantages under which you labour from hostile tariffs,...

...on economic questions in July, 1849, Sir Robert Peel maintained . his previous opinions and said, " I maintain that the best way to compete with hostile tariffs is to encourage free imports." The anticipations entertained by the promoters of the Free Trade movement in England were — (i) That...

...imports imposed for that purpose, and not for revenue, is a vicious principle. I contest the honourable gentleman's assumption that you cannot fight hostile...imports. I so totally dissent from that assumption, that / maintain that the best way to compete with koililt tariff'! u to encourage free imports. So far from...

...contention that hostile tariffs can only be encountered by countervailing duties with the declaration that the best way to compete with hostile tariffs is to encourage free imports — that they took little part in the debates raised by the Protectionists under the leadership of...

...vicious principle. I contest the assumption that you cannot Jight hostile tariff's 5.y free imports. I BO totally dissent from that assumption, that I maintain that the best way to contend with hostile tariffs is by free imports. . . . I found my opinion on these grounds. The capital...

...tried it for many years and found it a rotten reed in his hands. On July 6th, 1849, he said :— " 1 maintain that the best way to compete with hostile tariffs is to encourage free imports. ... I say you will more successfully combat the disadvantages under which you labour from hostile tariffs...

...Disraeli's assumption that hostile tariffs cannot be combated with free imports, said : " I so entirely dissent from that assumption that I maintain that...with hostile tariffs is to encourage free imports." The system of free imports enables a country to produce that which is produced in large quantities...

...with actually increased duties, should we begin to admit theirs free ? Peel answered in a phrase : ' The best way to compete with hostile tariffs is to encourage free imports.' And what he said at the close of his career, he said also in the morning hour of 1842 : ' If other...