Excerpt from Tariff Reform in Relation to the Cotton Trade
The present deplorable condition of the cotton trade, when so many mills and sheds are closed or working short time, and willing workers are thronging the streets and swelling the already over-crowded ranks of the unemployed, or partially employed; when unparalleled distress and misery is prevalent in almost every town and village - has given rise to much discussion among all classes, not only as to the causes which have produced this crisis, but as to the remedy or remedies to be applied in order to restore the trade to that condition of prosperity which is so much desired.
Nor is this unexampled distress confined to the ranks of the working-classes, for there probably never was a period when so much care and anxiety were occasioned to the struggling employer as at present.
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