Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18


BIT. Nj. Mir"iac,",-r, l would advise You II
trend 10 he orator n'u"s, upon tbs ocrasinn. b.
l'ev" mt hiss case, IA ~sih, "'hc lcas, sail is
so"n~si men,cd -
NJ. hipg fictxrsr. Why this IS al rue as Won ..v
NJ. Churu,"": Bar there Is la, IA in sue ,kirg
pi''n ,morgs, f,ien,s. There ~ auuhrr .hire.
'h'"k II my du'v b" tell y"". am very fond, like u
'hrr folks, C looking hg nud f,.- nov
tie IA rig; hut ! viii ,mmc,ii,,e'y got "a cha
ri". aud the year, coich iw,ll s.i u won.
d-,t"l dead al f,rr, ipr my .nsh,,,s and shining
iurn,'ur" tnr house.
.Hr. Ctairm IN. Whv, Mr.. M,nur,c,nrrr--i can.
dh', az knoMie'sr, never iho"ght of all hs hu,,
friend, would advise YOU y. very .uii,.ns how
w" ep'e away i" high style. ff The cursed farmers
should fluid "ni, that y"u are sprn,ine their none,
that way instead # promoting ma mn.h industry,
! hey will inw us ali up You musi never lei then,
N""w how i,r'r ,nnney comes goes
Mr.. .W'DnE,cinrsr. Let me alone Tor that. Blu,
this monopoly is heiier yet. will enable NE to p-,
he cheapest materials, aud sligu my work in the
bargain 20 thar may be Lazy, and Yet i',h
wuhsta"ding. As You are not in the trade, Mr.
Oh .irm,n, supi,nsc You never though, Of that,
.Hr Cha'rm1n Really, Mr. M.nuiao,urer, begin
thought of before. But Ito you keep all that under
| the rose. Do"'' say any thing about il.
Mr.. .uanmfctirsr. There is unly one thing in the
world MIR. Chairman, I couia hare The conscience to
| ask You TO do for me-
Mr.. Chairman. VIVA, rs ihai, MIR. Manufacturer
NJ. viii IS good assure YOU.
.Mr H,m.fact~er. Why simply TO pass a law, TO
enable me 10 keep dowr, NY J'utnrymcn's wages
These fellows sometimes run l''iie rusty and
| should like To have them undci my ,'omb too.
MI Chairman. BE concn', Mr.. Manufacturer.
| think you have go enough. That would he taiher
dangerous law and know you can manage IA.
jonrucymen better w,ihou, it. You know what de-
wills of fellows these journcymen are TO vote.
Mr. .hn,nfict"rer. You are tight, Mr.. Chair
maui will mt raise their day wages 4 cen, ::
and when they buy their own work from me, /
| will charge them the monopoy price. Sn that
they shall get nothing Ivy Ibis blessed monopoly -
Hyya, Mr.. Chairman, | can now he lazy, and
| exiravagant, aud get ,,rh m the bargain VIVA, a
good man you are, Mr. Chan man and what "A bless
| ed thing is "A monopoly Count most certainly upon
my vote, at the acSt election, and the totes Of the
whole manufacturing fraternity aud all our journey
men tn boot.
these Developments, arc not only conformabie
| TO the common impulses, which govern human ac-
mons hutsto the practical fleets Of the existing Ta-
| r'f and of every other monopoly. The domestic
goods IN general sold IN this part of the country,
iai as my limited observation exiends, are of the
cheapest materials and sighted in the workman
| ship. Yet they are sold At nearly double the fair
prices of well wrought goods. These evils Of the
existing Tariff call most loudly Tor remedy. This
can only consist in great reduction of the present
'm'ies more especially, upon articles of the first
convenience and Necessity 1.-THE u. S. should
iuse TO do 'hs, hope and trust, ie individual states
will exert their powers for The projection OF ihcir ci
ITEMS against the effects of these gross and unjust
'npos''ions. Besides, think the Time is arrived for
the state governments take de isiye stand for The
protection Of STATE rights or 10 .b ntlon h-n ALTO
seth@r andto proclaim their own di,solutions rs
poii'ic"i corporations. In e:cellrn, system Of
| So'eihntu', governments, have been paC
ed rs seniincis, tn guard their citizens against III
h''rary encroachmeH,s upon their rights by the go
vernmeni of the u S. rhe state yovernme n,s are
now most solemnly called upon Ia ,erforn, This high
and s,ored duty. They mos, earnestly i'm
pored by their suffering, and tire enrd gems To
prove ia'thinl sen'inels To prove the wisdom aud
ehracy at this great principle in our constitution,
aud net 10 leave their citizens victims of dcspois,
| u"eguAeda this day by any settled government
IN Europe rendered., too infinitely more ala, n,ine
b, the Development of the avowed principles, upon
| which II ~ hoitomcd. There never was u more mr.
| gent, and sacred duy imposed upon any govern
| men' There never can I've more just aud right
e"us cause Than the crnnteracion ola mos, thoughts
less, visionary, aud proGgate schrne to s,,ec, the
c.'-eHs ~ The 5 To a permanent, nanuf Ictnt ing
despo'isn IL tins counirraction should lake place :;
and trust in God it may !; presume tho Tariff
| schemrrs VIII themselves admit they did fore
see, that all the present muhoy gaIps, aud all ihe
dreHms o further unholy gains To coa,r, III the ie-
gal'zed plundering manufacturers, would soon he
come dissolved M" thin air and thai solid Just ice
| would he restored once more 10 the oppressed
| i'ibuots. They nnst aso admit thai they did
foresee, nor could they have foresecn nor can they
nnw cres-c, I'll The consequences Of the destructive
e" Tariff Bill"
W31 r GILES