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

,ods bn' IL -. hr, w.",' have the s.ii.r,con I'll
knowing 'ha' tlcs. unjust, cnercire combinations
would "a into IA" treasury "f 'hs u : and nio
the pc kes asrd p'"ude, .g ,nuf.c,r,rrs
brs',rs believe, ~ he rni Tho tanner would noi
t'.c any thing Ia, thisoprrap" h"ransr the d,mes
ne goods, ineru, the inpo, ted ..n,i,
ui The some kLd, bath IN their n,aieiis, aud work
manshir, 'hnt the th ~ the p,res, would W.
| mote than compensated Tor hy the difference IN the
qualities OF the goods. A. 10 The capa'ion upon
drDv"rs, rpd excise upon au,mns ~ too, presume
the Tariff Schemets, would recommend both, upon
their owo p,iurrl-s. Thry would dcui"lessy RECON-
mead Tue same policy to The ,ud,v'ual states, which
HEY have Recommended TO the L. \. the encourage
men IF me m1i,nI iuoivs'ry.--rh- states have only
TO adopt the p,ior',le, AMI fnlipw the example "a
encourage state Industry aud thus To become yosi-
tirciy ind.pelsa al The western siaies.-Ihe princ
| pie, rs original one, think, deesab!r-,nJ
| never would recommend IL, AS original plot. Bur
CONSIDER il, perfectly right, aud absolutely necessa
ry, as Counter plot. hope, aud trust, that The
members OF Congress from, the oppressed, aud IN.
suited states, viii take this subject into thct most
serious consideration before they separate
better plan oi confederation may bc devised hut
hope, aud 'rns', that some plan of coun,ersciion
will he devised, aud agreed upon, before separa-
i'on shall take place-Of It's beneficial effects in
hins'sg me domestic manufacturers To u due sense,
of hc,r true Interests there cannot be u doubt and
mgh' hereby afford the best, and sp'iiesi relief
40 INST the destructive effects Of the Tariff hill
But another pre'ext at nnionni character, is set
np ~ Qualification of this extraordinary piot.-That
II VIII promn'e national mdus'ry.-This effect is
p"rnmp'orly denied.-I is denied that the hill has
any t"ndenry towards producing industry Of any kind
"" the contrary, il is asserted that ali is tenden-
ces are to proiuce indvidms nent idle
n"ss, and extravaganza, according 10 its operations
upon f"reni descriptions of individuals III is also
asserted that the present exorhtani Tariff, has
heretofore, produced; and always will protscc, al
these Effects. The present Tariff ought 10 he reat
| " reduced. Let the respective encourage me MS
held out by the bill TO the farmer mud m manufacturer
hc nnayl'zrd with simplicity, that will render in.
telligble 10 every body. hope TO he excused for
n,rodurmg Mr. Speaker in dialogue, with the far.
nier, respecting the encouragcmenis III d out 10 him,
to promote his intlusiy-and Mr.. Chairman in - dia-
logoe with the manufacturer, as 10 the encourage
n'e",s hc' out to him TO promote his industry. This
VIII he done with due respect to eacl, nj these gem
urmen and is adopted merely for The sake OF SIM
p'icy 'n The devropement aud To shew The peculiar
relations. IN which, both Of those gentlemen stand to-
whds the people OF the u s.
| Mr.. Sp,0k-r am extremely DESTROYS, MIR. Far
mer, =" encourage national industry now f You will
he worry industrious, and mise great deal nf wheat
v"n shall e nj liberty TO dispose of one half of the
r"sne of The sales, after p'ying all public con,rih
''o"s bur will lake TIL other half give TO the
ai'nniacuier because, have taken noiiom into
/ INDUSTRY.
| Mr. Farmer. Why Mr.. Speaker, this appears TO
me abnminab,y arbitrary, aud unjust Beciuse m,
God gave inherent right TO dispose of oil The
proceeds at any labor, after paying the public coniti-
h""ons, and yon have right 10 take haif from
me Tor an, ianrii"' cotton of yours; and what RICH,
:" justice has the manufactures, to one half Of the
p'"rre's -nf my labor! why not let him labor for
himscl Poor encourag smen, for me- 10 he indus,ri
| oms, MT. Speaker poor encouragement to raise
wheat, NJ. Speaker remember, Mr.. Speaker, there
are more farmers, than ma nufacturers-wheie then
IS The encouragement to national industry TO come
from Great discou,ugensnt Gus farmers, Mir
Speaker IN he Ueaed 81 umjusty. Now say in your
own conscience, Mr. Speaker, wheiher NV God who
gave me right 10 me who!e proceeds OF M, labor
noes nos mold OUT 80 me gre tter encouragement to
'nh"Srv ih'n you 40, who propose to take haLf the
proceeds from me
NJ. Speaker. o pray don't get angry, Mr.. Far
m"r, You doG'i seem 10 nnde rs'.nd me, Mr. Far.
mer. when you go 10 buy a pau of shoes, dom,
'"'rnn To send The niarsha his deputy with vou
| '", whrn .ou have paid one dollar rs the fair
amt fhn price II The shoes the vendor to require
me public oincer, 10 put his hand in your pocket
10 nke nui another duar and pat IL ino the no cke,
ut he ve"dor, rs encouragement To the shoea,oker
.! No, Mr. FMmer, ! Know a mick worth two Of
that, intend 10 make the vendnr collector himself
ana i've Will blend The prize IF the encOurs gsnenk with
'ne prize Of me she's and have already blended the
ehd,"ctr Of Tie collector, with the character oFihe
"f"dor SO thai you will never know any ,hirs ~ all
about The matter. Bu' pray, Mr.. Farmer don't pct
'he"u.n u sail Tor your own good. Have YOU moi
sen" MT F"rSer, what myself said in three or
our ct n'y spreches This Congress about the Detm
har re,;'oaI ~ which stand towards the people
OF he U ,! would not offend you for The world
! am irving my heStto please every bodv Remcm-
her, Nlr + "mer, whai the immortal Shakespeare
says - lie hai IS robbed, not wanting VIVA, is sio-
'en ''f h'm no. know u, and he is net rohbrd M all
'ir farmer. Fore God, and n,an, Mir Sneaker
is makes The mairrr worse. There is cunning in
hrs as well Ms wrong. Who is Nj. Immortal
Shakespeare de rs no acquaintance Of mine !
ever heard Of the gentleman before. Blu, | think
lie ""s' he siGarge sort Of fellow f iha, is his
way oi thinking We plain farmers, Mr. Speaker
nv" x " wrong 10 rob az a'l--known, or unknown-
hesides, Il did not heretofore know was robbed
he fleets Of The robbery. fell 60 ,rd lin esq
hnt dnl nj before know where they came from
You have opened my eyes. You n6,r n, AXE me nav
'onhie price Tor every Thing buy and YOU are 90
ing TO deprive me Of sH price for what have TO sell
| : 'hf,'k YOU for II, Nj Speaker-i thank you, Mir.
| Spraker-B b., will ret mher Won vet
.HT. Speaker P'a,-Pray, Mr.. Farmer dour get
angry You do"t Know how much good his srhemf
wli d6 you. u is as much Tor your own good ~ 10,
me o''n"'.c'"rcrs aud very deep one II is as
sure yon, Mr.. Farmer. Perhaps one hundr ed years
deep. Now IL you will only pay IN The a,,d;iion,I
"'llars handsomely, no grounding, Mr. Farmer i, |
w'i! excite such conpe on amonest the shoe |
makers FOR getting your d"iiars, ,ha If nm, moi mis-
fk"H yon will thereby ret hone IN ket in Ices
than hundred years aud then YOU may 70, she's
~ FAR pri' e Hccnrdng their ac ~ worth Ret
pray, Mr. Farmer, doH't grnmhic-Ion't &c, angry
"i~h 10 please every body. But will snug the
~ F,"~'r. WHY really, Mr. Sneaker-This is
n'i u e. X In me. Ihcrve, you have heard some
lh"g oil The Gre'ks. We farmers would have y vety
good nHkei now, II you schemcrs, had let it alone
b"t 70" advise, nay YOU force us farmers pay
bubble prrr Tor whole hurdr ell wears 10 come 10
get good home market iten.-Why, Mr. Sneaker
shalt lie lead and gone and al my children IN ,hr
bargain, before that t,me. Had barpain Bad
bargain fW us farmers, Mr.. Speaker farmers AZ
foois if they submit 10 il Farmers arc fools if they
drn'I.
Mr. Speaker But, Mr. Farmer, Won wont nm
dr's"nd n an not n,jsttken, ynu may get =
en"i home market before thu iue. Perhaps in
ialf ,I,hl TIME evcTIess. But, MI. Farmer, yom
know II is worth hi!e ~ GET nrgsy about the
-nrr You know we pii 10 do Tho hest we
can Ven know, Mr.. Farmer, intend all for your
own s"pd