Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-25

OF Manufactures required to be ARRESTED, and ea''s
this system Mr.. Rush's SYSTEM IN one "ord, that
.MauJ,ctures must be PIT dorm
People of New York aud nnsylvania. as -NAnu-
features are to be put dawn, Tor whose tbe'tilt is
this to be? 1t cannot be to promote yonr welfare
and prosperity for tits for your permanentani future
advantage, and for the growth and improvements OF
sour States respectively. that manufactures ana IN
telnal industry should BE- steadily and systfndftcaV
encouraged and promoted Your Representatives
in your State Legislatures have proclaimed that lur-
Their protection was necessary Tor them anu YET
your Representatives IN Congress have voted with
tue Southern members TO deceiuc yoM under the pre-.
tence that duty on foreign wool was necessary 10
protect you, when Nature has rendered it phys
ly impossible that you can raise the same SORT u
wool, and you must therefore see. that such pro-
vision could only have been introduced. not for your
benefit, but as part of the plan to put down Name
PICTURES, and that it could never have been intend
ed to pass any Blat all from the beginning.
Ifthis had not been the case, no Report proscr'6-
iup Manufactures, would have come from the Com
mittee of Ways and .lleans-it would never have
been said the .7merica,, System must be ARRESTED
What then, coupled with an impossible provision ~
the Bill for the protection Of Manufactures, and
which only could have been put to insure ITS r'Jec-
ton. do these facis rRovEP Why that your Repre-
sentatives must have corrapHy bargained and sold
you to promote the election OF General jackson.
Should they not otherwise have come forward aud
told you, that having discovered the Southern mem
beers had openly declared their hostility to manu-
features and internal improvement, It became
their dty no longer to act with them, but to pre-
vent their accomplishing an aim that would be so
deadly and fatal to your best and dearest interests!
Would not this have been the course OF faithful SER
wants Have they done so? No-hut having by
their Interpretations persuaded you topass u,dsr
The Caudiae Forks, and thereby chained you, as they
SUPPOSE to the car of General Jackson, they are
now reckless of the consequences-but will YOU who
have 50 much at stake, ratify this corrupt bargain.
and suffer yourselves to be transferred like carriers
of wood and drawers of water. for the consideration
of the chance of eIecting General jackson? The
means Of a,resting this Combination are yet your
own. But once let the power pass into the hands
of the enemies of the .4nteritan System, and you
seal. your own doom-lMnnfacture aud Internal
Improvements will expire and yoa will become the
laughing stock aud derision of the very men who
now fawn and Hatter to lure YOU to destruction.
1t is ascertained that General Jackson has not
even chance of succeeding. but by the votes OF the
| southern States joined with your own. That you
will, therfnre be hattered by the Southrons and de-
ceived by your Representatives, il possible, is
morally certain-but remember the State ST Indiana
has asked General Jackson whether he will support
| Manufactures and Internal Improvements, II elected
and that he has been slleut--as well as to hume
rous individual inquiries. Join this silence to South
ern hostility to Manufactures, and the Inference will
be irresistible that General Jackson has given in his
adhesion that the American System must be arrest
ed, in conformity to Southern dctation.
| MANY MANUFACTURERS.