Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-07
From the baltimore .4nlericen.
,ENERAL JACKSON AND THE IARltf

YET TRUTH PREVAIL.
From the bold and unqualified manner IN Wh,ch
friends of General Jackson have referred 10 ms
ncs in the Senate on the Tariff, for evidence OF ms
endly feeling towards the AMEntcAN SYSTEM
,s ;nuced 10 believe that all not right ~ re'a
!, IA lii conduct on the subject Of protection tel
+oor and GOODS FABRICATED TnEREFRoM, fr9's.
he frequent repetition Of the challenge peevG.'
.s oiyen more with view of preventing than eHc,s
| "a tbe inoury in question. To satisfy myself
nave referred to the votes aud proceedings
( Conrress. and the following is the resalt.-a re-
n th,t clearly shows. that whatever may have peen
he nredilections Of General Jackson IN favour OF
rotectinu other articles of domestic manufactures
hat in relation to afording protection 70 "o'''tH
Foods, and wool. he is decidedly hostile.
The tariff bill, as it passed the house OF sep nc.
entatves, on the 18th oi April ei'
Mnw;np section in relation to woolleh soonS.
FIRST. On all manufactures Of wool, or OF winch
wool shall be component part duty Of Mlr.y PEI
,n,,ro nd qalore,n until the S0U, day OF June. 1879
alJ atter fiat time a duty of 35a per centun' ao
valorem. until the 50th ot June, 1870; anu a''e'
hat fine a duty Of 81 per centum AL Va'ofeM
The thrift bill having passed the lower mouse
anil beno carried to the Senate, in the proceeding
Of that BODY. find the following
II, Senate, HAY 9Th, 1924.
The bill from the other house to amend IN
several acts for imposing uuVt5 w i"'P.
again taken up for consideration, IN co'h'hit'ee
the whole, Mi. kingo Alabama IN the cns'r. !,
Mr.. Lovt, of Maryland, moved 10 a',ehh -
bil by inserting after the clause imposing naueS
srf;cias manufactured Of wool, the following pr
y;s;o /. Provided. that all articles manufactured
yonl or If which wool is a component part the
mol ,,l,c If which at the place where impofte
Inps mt exceed Gfty cents per square yafd, sha
be subject to duty Of ttccny:re per ce''e ~ ea'
rem, and no more. ,r, .,n;,o,+ ~
amended, by striking out " h'ty cem's, Nv. w.. ..ao
ing thirsv-thrce and Mard cehFS 10 "'e '"'1o
the square yard. ,nd 5cc;d
IN I'm aa;r,n,tiye nv yeas and and nays, as io'low
Tsrs .-.aI.ssrs. Barbour Benton, Branch VIA
ton E,ros Ell;ott. Gaiiard. Hayne, Holmes
Mss;ss;nr; I,cysov. II. johnson ot Lou. hei
KIM If Alabama. King Of New York, Lloyd
M,rv,and How'd of Mass Macon, Mills, Parro
Smith Taylor. oi Va. Vandyke. Ware, Williams,
Nons-Messrs Barton, Bell. Brown, Chanui
D'Wolf Dickcrscn, Edwards, Findlay, Holmes
Maine Johnson. Of XIV. knight, Lanman, Low
BIcIlvaine. Noble, Palmer, Rugslcs, Seymour
bot. Tay,or Of Indiana, Thomas, Van buren,
n INT thc senate decided that WOODEN GOO
thc valne Of which does not exceed 49, cents
square ward. shall not be subject to a htgher a
than tyent,,-fz,e q,er cent I'D vciorcm." Niles II
vol. 26,p 1863.
Its evident from the above that 1t was the VIC
Of CryrRAy. JACKSON and his colleague and b'os
pher GENERAL EATON, which carried the prop
lions of Mcssrs LLOYD and Mills, and which n
feet went TO aefcnt the very object OF the tariff
tsg as ito protecting influence was intended 20 eS'