Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13

lection u dome scindustry then il must be BY construction
Of the rules of rhetoric or logic peculiar to the Professors
school.
What friend to the American System cam under this
view of the case, safely consistently prefer MIR. Adams
TO Gen Jackson All best the policy the former equiv
ocai and time serving, while that Of the latter will be firm
and candid. With him the head Of affairs may
hdenly expect efficient tariff, that will give new
life and vgor the business Of the country. The farmer
and manufacturer will be prosperousy engaged, the
chant and mechanic, will the cheerful Smiles incident
o profitable occupations and the whoe face Of things be
changed from The present gloom, to the bright and gladden.
ing aspect of prosperity.
We give place to-day to the communication Of
Messrs Young 4 du pont, in which is contra
dcton of a paragraph in our paper of the 9th,
where il Is stated that . we are informed that one
Of the WOODEN manufacturers in this vicinity, an
ticipatng the passage of the tariff bill and the
consequent advantage it would afford to wool
growers has laid in stock Of wool for two year,
consumption We regret that our information
was not correct, on account Of the manufacturer,
and We also regret that thc par asraph which we
published without ny IDEA II disturbing the repose
of any one, sacu.l nave an effect not intended.
| A gentleman called at ou' office, some dai =
fore the article was written, and nf..ned Us ti'af
Mr.. Young had purchased Won, enough Tor two
ears consumption. Our informant j. man OF
veracity and being resident in Mr.. Yauny's i'm
mediate neisbborhood, we did not for a taleut
suppose that he could be mistaken. and therefore
] Lo b,1 hau,t III;
the infori.a'.ln II the public.
We cannot understand how .the tendency Of
aur {our) paragraph i to excite the most injur-
"a prejudccs" against tlle WOODEN manufacturers.
s. pose il had been true, that Mr.. Young had laid
il two yeats St, X Of wool, would it be exciting
pref against him. or against his business, that
tne ample mount Of his capital, and the prosper
us state Of his mandatory were known We
th.nk w hatevrr there is offensive i'll being
identified with the over.grown yultures Of the
East, to a manufacturer in this section of the
country, must arise from assimilating to them As
we know Of no such assimilation, we cannot per-
ceive any such Identification, nor does our para
graph import any thing Of the sort. That they
would speculate i'll wool to m immense amount,
if the New England tariff bill had passed, we lave
not the smallest doubt. That they will speculate
under the present National bill we feel very sure Of
but their sueculations will be mole limited. ~ con
sequence Of the duty on wool, and our wool grow
ers will much sooner aud more eifectuall feel in
common with the manufacturer, the benign infu
ence even 81 the little protection afforded by the
present tariff bill, than they would, if specuatons
H. ~ k.,.,. ia HAL
some time since, when writing on this subject
These gentlemen call upon Us to give the name Of
our informant, and 9 to state the particular object
Of the assertion
We shall not publish the name Of our informant
but as soon as we see him, We shall request him to
call on Mr.. Young and give the needed explana
ton. If he declines this. which we think he will
not, we will then tell these gentlemen what We
will do next.
The particular object,'' in publishing the para
graph alluded to, was to promu'gate the inorma
ton it contains, and thus to show the people that
the manufacture themselves have confidence in the
present bill. notwithstanding it has been so much
abused BY the Eastern members Of Congress, ant
other individuals nearer home. We have giyeI
to these gentlemen the information they nave
asked, except the name of our informant but we
wish them to understand that their right to de-
mand it is by no means recognised, and with thei,
assertion to the contrary Notwithstanding, is $ de
nied' AS much Of the information as is given, \
presented to them from courtesy. "a very diifercn
spirit BY the way from that manifested in therpro
camation) not from compulson or the admission
Of any right they have to claim it in the presen
case.
Having thus given the intelligence demanded
we will proceed to give some that that they have