Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-01

/ oversowins with compassion for ~eu ana the
tenderes' sensbiles OF every heart are al this mo-
men', working wonders for your relef,!, Look al
my waesy eyes, sud their brny tears will attest the
sincerity oi both bowels and heart Bot here is the
tarih law. That awards me one OF your blankets
ana nps' take It Tor the benefit Of the domestic
manufacturers. Give me TOO. your Jacket. your
shirt, your pantaloons, your shoes, and your ha,
The law awards IL, and must have them all Poor
com"is eraied siave-lknow You love sunshine, you
!oNe hre, you love warm covering by day and by
night know you mist De chilled almost TO death
In inns cold climate, when stripped OF your warm
covering; but you have no rich, to complain of the
tarlh law. Itleaves you Vet your meat and bread
ihe cupldity al the manufacturers has yet left the
whoie oil them TO you. Take care of your meat
your bread This tender spirit is still on the watch
besides you have no right TO complain, because
all take from your comfortable covering, is wan
ted Tor . the protection of domestic manuac-
turers:" - For the encouragement ofthe American
system oil = national" industry all for the public
good. Inc " national government has right TO
every piece oil property in the nation TO be dispOs-
ed oil tor the public good. But hee is the grand
panacea Tor all your suferngs Here i. the con-
sutu,lon oi the Baltimore anii-slave society Hear
The blessings have in store for your poor commit
Seratel slave o slaveryii " Thou art, in thyselC
bitter pHf;' but thought, Fcould make a
s,ceet electineering one ant of thee. had
vdnly thought, through them to have become one
OF Gods vicegerents upon earth; yet strange TO tell
the baltimore people would not swallow the pill
al Inc last election; although thought it very nice
| ly hopeyed over.-Nevertheess, be of good cheer.
Notwithstanding this first discontinue they will
swallow 1t at the next election; and then shall
arrive a, the summit of all my aspiring hopes; and
'heh look out Tor the blessings have in store, to
pou' forth Tor you in plentiful abundance. Then ]
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" centuries dhedd." Then You shall he elevated
to the enviabe rank and condition of the free
blacks, and then will send YOU back To the corn-
Try OF your fathers, to Liberia, TO ST. Domingo,
beyond the Rocky Mountain, some where else,
uou only knows where, most likely to the ID l. -
What sweet crumbs of comfort centuries ahead
Tor the practical blessings of the present day!..
Ana now hrm the sensibillties, which pour them
iorth IN such waste OF proiusion,! Away with all
tie selfish dreams of all eleclioneering panders-
Ihelrs Is the devourng spirit of the present times
IL Is high time the American people had stopped
the be"ildered pursuit of these destructive ignes
ia'ui' 1t Is high time for them to resume the
exercise oil their own sound practical intelii-
sence IN conducting their affairs 1t is not too
iale To cure the wounds inflicted by the tariff law
ms Is the happieSt moment for that purpose. The
moment ITS mischieis developing themselves i:
the most appropriate moment for applying the
remedy Let then, the Secretary OF the Treasury
be called upon, the first day of the next meeting o
Congress, to report a system OF advalorem dutie:
upon The strict principle of revenue; TO report al
articles, upon which prohbi;ory duties now exist
and what would be the product of such duties, i
reduced TO the smallest advalorem duty, suffcien
Tor all constitutional expenditures.
Let him be specially instructed, 10 exclude fror
his estimate all disbursements for " internal improve
ments, protection of domestic manufacturers, ,
encouragement of the American system of ma
tlonai industry" all unnecessary patronage, all
snecnres and sill other cabalistical phrases, which
nave been introduced into the practical. govern
men, but are not to be found in the constitution
the u. ;. and thus restore the constitution 10 il
pristine purity, wisdom, and energy; and thus
by constitutional means, and in the true sense anC
spirit OF the constitution itself, promote tie gener
| al, and not the particular welfare
L October IL, 1925