Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11

having ridden, and jaded, and broken it down; the
ditch or the horsepond and the mire Of corruption
will bring itup at last.
10 ~ Frierd u Manufactures. i continue my reply,o
you, in order to notice the cunning and nsdousness Of
your charge that, your part is TO manage the manufactu
rers Of Newcastle County, and to aH them into the sup
port Of General Jackson for the Presdencyas well
make other remarks upon the subject generally
In this assertion you have shown that degree of cunning
that you usually practice, and almost ncnes to think
that you have become adept at management" The
gentlemen who compose the class Of manufacturers in this
county highly respectable and enleprsng much
any other class of citizens, and they deservedy
hold great influence among Intelligent and ndepen
dent they form their own opinions and without fear act
from them Nothing could therefore be more likely to
ra,e them than the suppostion that the editor ola
paper should presume TO exert any influence them
or attempt any management Of them They not cred
uou however nor bndthey will easily through your
motives, and seeing through them, will pronounce them
ridiculous. undertake TO believe that they generally
favorable 10 such system Of projection for domes
tic manufactures as have eGdeavurcd TO advocate than
the partial and exclusive one which you seem determined
!
their interests be advanced may be amiss for
now state what think is the only difference between
you and myself on this subject it have understood YOU
appears that you do wish branch ofndusy pro-
by the government but wooden manufacturing and
that you opposed to aiding the wool grover, lest it
should diminish the profits Of the manufacturer This is
your idea My wishes lead 10 adv ocate first, pro-
lection TO the wool grower, because he certainly be
considered very important parsonage on the list these
who aid in producing the fabric almost the basis which
the wooden lanufactcry stands Without Tim nothing
be done toward producing The maeria would
therefore efficiently ~ oeci lin .aed Secoas5 cent.
" protect The manufacturer, by laying duty foreign
wooens, graduated by tie duty laid wool,
cude from our ma ket all imported fabrics Of the kinds
that we can make toletably we'll rot fearing in
the least but that short time of experience, would give
us better articles Than GET and lower prices.
certainly think that the wooden business is angushing more
than any other present in this country, and ought 10
have immediate cid but exactly in the way, and if
possible the time, would proceed with the pro-
lection of every branch of national industry, and once
lit be done, adopt system "ooc4tensive with the
wants Of HE naon This would be cgissting for the
general welfare and no man can doubt the constitutions
atty Of such legislation. This my sdea The difference
then is that yours is system for the benel Of the eU
mine oextensve with the wants OF the nation, taeer
as WHOLE and Of course for the benefit 81 the nluny Ii
concluding my remarks to you upon this subject, DO
with certain belief that nine of ten Of fellow cit
liens prefer system of nan0nai protection which ben
efts a partial one which confers its advantages onl,
on ev-I hope that you satisfied that you have
not attained the object that induced you to address
viz THAT Of showing that the Jackson party is nmca tt
manufactures But that you will believe that that party
uniustIy accused when its devotion national industry
denied and that it is in reality friendly to the inter
ess of the country good order and good thar
the Adams party to which you belong.
4 THE "U. 8. WEEKLY TELEaHArn."-The first number
Of this paper, published by GREEN JARVIS Washing
ton has been delirered.It is exclusively political,
the price dollar per year. We expect that will dc
much good; indeed The industry, ability, and unring
Of the editors are guarantee, that it will advance hs
cause of the people. We hope may be extensively cir
! culatcds
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