Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

porer Of consumption part Of Tie Treet bo Of ~ p;
q i County, n In like msnes tho exported fonl
haed the increase of trade ali world as nrof
nerease q People produced by the long period
m peace that he'd been enjoyed by all the States of Erope He
e 'yad that Tue iclI Of E;roe were al this monpi I'm -
pj- rna'i'o', "'. eos .r knopn betors the cirisei
rf" inSGe was no $t;c that making
IN i' t,ae an mau fctr. aI he reoccd in hem as ,,~h
s ~ '9o OF ms o", :ony, Lcoss they m,,, stc,..lsc sa
'iti y Taiil1'; a, m proportion increase sy.n,s
me-" DC o6toiaet for which purpsse the intercourse bib.
eo,"fes must De eafzteL If toe United S,a,es chor t
accepting fatal pol cv, u ;nTdc their intercourse, aud Sim,
themselves Out from staring c trade tina, country VIII ca ,,,,
the ssca, emporium the cou,cce Of h" Ia not -
:e result: for, whatever ssr;yne our intercourse VIII ,hr
.ntea HtcS our commence voud 90 increasing viii, ,!,
neH ~ Asa, the ,ooula on that oc.;ej M I,,d
oil u" As'atic Seas and with in Europe He did
no; apPro. tia, co,cy voni surfer y the ,,;c. oao
per eo' which the Americans l.ai ,,cy Tor the n,,io, Of
sA';r own industry Il 10 H. iiic,v this argument
further he n,l ask who IN ono,ler ul,cs had enanI
INTO anxious and inquiry coscernis tie
'e "e Pce 2t 'rot how ty ccd cvyect that. rhea cc.a
' only i,r 9'.. 70 m q what did years ago
W e'!,e 4Nn'sY bv tho Americans, would te
and aus ,coot pod cg.in ii.,.so,s l.. he
re eoF he nnineS of prsventin, the Importation
e IN wool could only tc cluaeh naius OF the United
States IN preventing tue growth s.le conno!i,y
Tas With much gaii>,im . referred M tnu, ruor, OF
me rficc Coa;n.';er III WHICH the House find ar,-
a proofs ina, tho FREE q he classes every
oi!G "ot ny OF the necessities but OF tins ixurcs life was
I'H increasing hrer tire d:cusaona is,t has lacr
w:; the i.e States in 1879 10 sary tim, Tie No d
again 50 painted subject before that he hal ALI.
IT. attention lie referred TO what had occurred rsrec, 10
tire mtsrcoufS" between tc United mad t.. Erl Colo
an ,ct,n
ltat fiohse t Opening the ttue of the Co'one+-l then
*rc, 's of al other nations onccrr,;n
piois therein specified Some States tho terms
but he UHaed States instead of making an arrangement Of
foc nature which was the lHssof the proposition insisted
srsn their shipping p,oreos @f The frse Tins country
"hr';ca TOR enc long year entlyic had auos, s, id too
deyed 70 tie Cni,c: @ OF tia: period his Rety
vas ADVISED" under tho power OF the Act prohibit in
ari Proposition accec rond tions which, for ,,ly
rs ary at s'u..e Us he believed, il, the expectation
hear OF those who knew he was saying yss
t the advice to his Majesty in Coinc,l WIS
in y TO the cxtorsicn -four wa; ono,
ird on the Councils OF this country BECAME his Nnies,vs
IN preservation nf rights, el u in Justice to our
Giants and capitalists persist i'll with imn.ss and pcssr
sin respect FariG Cn,ed States be would
say, u he did IN the of the Order in Conri'' 10 not be
HSty IN determining what you will DO Consider the subject IN
all rs hearings Consult tire tho country carefully
bu II the: were forced ny circumstances after due ceraton
sn adequate c'rcunsTon, take of retaliation he
dm nh0e the Government, if they lrtarnrei ON ha,
course to evere IN with sseadin2.s and Gccis:on Ifthcv
vo Id so pcr@evo.e, he did the result He vo.d s,ne
no POSITIVE opinion In the next Session
lney would be able to judge what would necary to Co
ctA
bt he thought there limits 10 tcss in
respect TIM. for interests yrouli b. ropinr M ON @ a IN
'ilca and on the other side interests would Injured in
n'rthe latter Of which required to be prot ccd and rho
10 pe AfP. down lest thew should raise difficulties in the
way o Tertns to e'rS aid wiser system The Ri-i, Homo
rat Gentleman concluded by Jug fe copies Of ,h. ArI
Tariffs Of 1924 present veat Win any
CATIONS fon his Maiys 81 rer. in tho United S,,e. n @
subject" wa ''
In those speeches We fai a,,v thing Ike order
'fen"to De rule OF the Collective. thGt no speech
- ever 20 Contain any thing like rational division of
III" s7ijoc' ~ 8rc, therefore, corout,ad To mako
s''ch ji'l5cn r ourselves, we'll can Here arr.
Two or iToc things incidentally mentioned having no.
'nn r. ri! to DO with the sub o, Of the American ia
rlt but very falls, and very inIpudcr und intended
sidc-F!nd Qualification for the whole of the enormous
taxes tna We N England are compelled 30 bear How
ever let ia proceed with the sneech relating the
Arnnr s,-:ip
lsInentny TINT the u. Stairs which apncared some
years ago, to Impose duties hut such az yrere oces
saTy lor thc purposes OF The SGte, began change o.
policy; began to impose duties for the purposes Of rsr
tricton the moment W" began explode the doctrines
OF prohibition Tais wss 'erv odd 70 him. hyl, l, was
told by me that this would Do the cas-, and Tho rca.on
TOR this change Of policy would have appeared manifest
to any but mere ncIster. lie did not perceive that
America wanted something b"ya,G rece-nr: but Mt the
same time she wanted not To aiIorIuep tho reycnue NJ
thglHnd He can see nothiu, ct all in this new reoua
ton but mere throwing of revenue in America
tt she VII lose the revenue upon these three
great articles and that she viii lose the sale Of cotton
IN England, and tobacco and rice Well sbe soe,z nil
this as We'll az he but she aces also that If she cause
wGoilcn CLOTHS to d. made in her territory; that if
she cause cotton stuff to be mode there that If sla
cause hardware to be made there she becomes in
cf war tof1y independent of The whole world f,, tho.o
three great articles size knows, further that she sho
attract hundreds of thousands Of ingenious and onDree
Sod creatures to her shores to be the fabrict ore nc
these articles; she knows that she shall in short time
work UP cotton than vii! be deducted from bcr
quantity sent to England and az to yooleus she has
the wool OF her own, fine we'll rs coarse in ab1,p
dance It she had il not, other nations would have T.
and she has the ships to carry it. She knows or at
least, she believes, 0nd believe that if tl,e
OF this country continue to drive manufacturers thither
tor another FIVE years, cotton goods will be exported
from America to every part of the world air Hus-
ksson does not src 70 have heard that the rnonsfrous
chinneys from which the smoke ascendcb for ever-
more, ere to be seen in great numbers round abont
Philadelphia. For what reason, then should tho cot
ton be first brought here, to sweat the little crotrrcs
to deah in the hcll-hoe, Manchester and then TO he
carried back to be sold in America There il No srer
in this nor is thore any why woollcns and hard
ware, necessary es they in that country should
not he made there, as well as here
Our free trade man looks ut nothing but the custom
house, the American Government looks to sometime
much further. Ii will still have revenue eno- m TO
ry its government, and 90 forming its navy; and
il will have its useful manufactures sn within ifrnlF IN