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The economic orgurento (or the retention of Uganda were
put by Stanley in his Swzinsoa speech$ when he said, "There
in not a labourer or cottigo resident in all South %alon,
who ought not to be eagerly interested in the promotion
of the Monbana and Victoria Nyanza railway. For your
great induotrien, your iron and steal foundations, yiur
coal mines and your tin works are, us you all know, not in
an flourishing a condition up you would wish them to be. "
He suggested that all themes products would find a ready
market in tariff free East Africa.
(1)
African trade
woa hold out an a remedy for deprencion at home. Inw atment
was not mentioned in the renolutional but always the
possibilities of new markets for British goods,
One of Lugurd'a main rioetinge was at the London
Chamber of Com orco.
(2)
But he won not no ouccoanful at
tianchenter where ho spoke at the Charbor of Cocxorce and
at a Town Hall meeting on the same day. In epito at
prenoura from James Hutton, the Chamber had refuood to
recommend u Government guarantee of interest on the capital
(1) The Timor. 4th October 1892.
(2) Ihid, 7th tovombor 1892.