The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-27

at m y INC way, Is the Wdg OF the part
\ 10 tais testing remark of Mr.. Canbrc
IN lelg, 10y. burton who was present, sal
d qsaas, ou,d have your match to set you
e .eetn INTO this, any how; it is the rea
II Mr. Cambreleng caught the last words
/, ana added, You might have said liye ou
= governor. pointing, in fact, to some ind
y c c,I OF vitality Another general laugh
but joking apart" said the venerable
macon, when the laughter had little sub
slded, mr.. Van Buren, is right. | should
iihe 70 know, IN what part of the Cunstitu-
tien, lhe General Government is vested
WIN Che power to protect the manufacture
OF cheese. Nay, gentlemen, / appeal to
i, you, mat me word cheese is not to be
! found IN the Constitution. Mr.. Van Buren,,
thank you for vindicating 6 this reserved
thtgh Fl. TO the lndiridpal states Boy. take
7 the White oak from the table, and never lei
me see it again, till the duty on foreign
cheese is repealed. In crisis like this, |
: will at least, have the consolation of being
innocent of this, grieyous oppression of the
Southern States"
"Call it not grevious oppression of the
Southern States Alone" said Mr.. Cambre-
leng, /" have written letters to the CITY of
view York, on the subject, and let me lay
before you the astonishing result; result
omlnons to the great navigating and COM
merclal interests of the country. This in
iqultous tax was first imposed in 1890, and
was then 4 cents per pound. 1t has since
oeen raised to nine. For every pound of
cheese, therefore, eaten in this country.
lhe poor oppressed consumer pays to the
pampered dairy interest nine cents. It is
computed, that the inhabitants of the u.
states, one with another, eat three pounds
OF cheese each, per annum Taking our
population at IL millions, this it 36 millions
lot pounds. Nine cents pound on this
quantity, gives the enormous sum of So
! A4O,OG0, annually paid to the cheese max
ing interest of the country. Again, but
Tor this Inlquitous tariff Sc millions of
pounds OF cheese would be annually i'm
ported, at about 10 cents per pound, and
principally through the port of New York.
Here is capital Of 81 millions of dollars.
In the single article of cheese, withdrawn
from commerce, and all to crafty the over
weenlng and monopolizing spirit of the
cheese manufacturers Such are the bur
dens latd upon us. 1t is therefore, pecu-
llarly gratifying, that the Patriot States
4 are awake to the common danger"
he company were. astonished at this
display of Mr.. Cambrcleng's "penius ana
application'-and graduated each other
that chance had brought these eminent
travellers Whose object is health and rec
reation, not politics. to enlighten the graft
ned citizens OF Warren, N Carolina.
Il -< e: a-
i kIvA>~the French at the battle OF Lem
sic, that city became full of a mixed medic,
of soldiers, of all arms and of all nations
OF course great variety of coin was !,
circulation there. A British private nh.
was attached to the rocket brigade. an,
who had picked up a little broken Frencf
and German, went to the largest hotel II
Leipsic, and displaying an English shilling
to the landlord, inquired if this piece O.
coin was current there, Oh, yes," replied
he, you may have whatever the house af
1 fords for that money, it passes current here
at present" Our fortunate Bardolph. find.
ing himself in such compliant quarters, call.
ed about him most Justify, and the mos
sumptuous dinner the house could afford
washed down by bottles of the most ex.
penslve wines, were dispatched without
ceremony. On going away, he rendered
at the bar the single identical shilling
which the landlord had inadvertently Leo
him to expect was to perform such won
ders. The stare, the shrug, and the excla.
nation excited from "mine host of the
garter" by such a tender, may be more
easily conceived than expressed. An ex.
PLANTATION much to the dissatisfaction of the
landlord, took place, who quickly found
not only that nothing more was likely t.
be got, but also the laugh would be ire
mendously against him. This part of til,
profits he had very christian wish to di
i vide with his neighbor. Taking his gues
D to the street door of the hotel, he request
: cd him to look over the way. "Do yo,
see" said he, +" the large hotel opposite ?
That fellow, the landlord of it, is my sworl
Z, rival, and nothing can keep this story iron
i his ears, in which case shall never hea
the last of it Now, my good fellow, yor
are not only welcome to your entertain
a ment, but will instantly give you a fiv,
: franc piece into the bargain, if you viii
! promise, on the word Of a soldier, to at
tempt the trick with him tomorrow, tina
: succeeded with me so we'll to-day" Ou
= veteran tooiN CiIc money, c.4l- coeoree1 Oh
! conditions but having buttoned up the sill
yer very securely in his pocket, he took hi
: leave of the landlord, with the following
. speech and bow, that did no discredit t
= Leipsic Sc Sir, deem myself in homo
: bound to use my utmost endeavors to pu
: your wishes in execution. shall certain
: " DO all that can, but most candidily in
y form you, that fear | shall not succeed
e since played the very same trick on tina
/, gentleman yesterday, and it is to his par
:, ticular advice alone, that you are indebte
: for the honor of my company to-day"
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