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...Home Rule would be bad for Ireland. - (a) The Irish have badly ruled Ireland in the past. - (1) Parliaments of 1688 and 1782; Quar. Rev, Vol. 165, p. 500. - (2) Recent Irish dissention: Fraser Vol. 85, p. 106 - (b) It would promote dissentions, - (1) The Protestants comprise one third of the population and wish union - (2) Many of the rest wish complete separation: Fortn LIII, 345-8 - (c) The condition of Ireland is improving: Contemp. XLIX...
...Cong. 2 Sess. No. 4167. p. 7. - (2) It would lead the country into complications abroad; Cleveland's First Annual Message 1883. - (b) as an industrial policy - (1) It would open the door to fraud and corruption. - (2) The Government has never shown fitness for industrial and commercial undertakings: Quar. Jour. Econ. I. 169; Polk's First Annual Message, (1845) Pol. Sci. Quar...
...prohibition of pooling was the result of popular misapprehension; Quar. Jour. Econ...
...prohibition leads to-(a) Ruinous competition by causing-(1) Rate wars: Quar. Jour. Econ. III. 182-3,-(2) The construction of unnecessary parallel lines: Ibid.-(b) Consolidation and absence of competition...
...Prohibition disturbs business-(a) Instability of rates: Quar. Jour. Econ. IV. 159-160.-(b) Discriminations...