Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-27

nsessins either your personal your public dignity.
am, very respectfully, Sc. Sc.
FREDERICK LIST
Extracts Of the Proceedings Of Congress in 1899.
From Fcnnu's Gazette o. the Uuited Statesl
AsRIL 9, 17Ga.
.hr Fa@sinlnns of Pennsylvania: The encnura gemen,
"t.ne OF our own c"nn,ry was doubtless
the laying proper restrictions II foreign articles.
ur MADISON agreed with the hon. Mr.. Fitzsmons tina
specific particular articles was the mos, hI
mode of laying mpoSt He ,keG that some Of the
articles proposed had reference encouragement, Of our
own manufactures.
Mr.. Boudi6ot enquired, why the article If ass was uo
ncuded as there are several manufactures article
a.fcady established ia Ike country.
APRII. -.
Mr. Burke presented petition from, The ,s of
0Hht CdToiLfa praying the attention of Cerg,ess their
situation, aud that navigation might be passed in
favor of American vessels.
Mr.. .Tddisun proposed on moasscs ju;v f IN cont.
yer gallon.
APRIL TO-
On the subject OF steel a debate el.sre.
Ht Ciymer aud Nr. Fassino,S: On TIE one hand il was
oontended that this duty would monopoly in favor
81 law manufacturers Nc; oa the oiar il alleged
fa' ut'he encouragement would produce sufficient guam
titles: that the duty House 10 90 nou
principles aud not t" e biased by partial Interests, when
measure appeared 10 be evidently calculated promote
national o'ects-,hat whcS the whne system should
brought into operation there world probably balance
olmutual advantages derived II a., dual States
ArRIL 10
Mr.. Harheg 1--WE have, s, already laid a lufv urop
cOrdage which will operate as a protection To our
ruic of tina al ticle"
-ar. Moore in favor of high duty.
.hf. 'ros' on hemp ought be enhanced
!ant article"
Nh Carroll proposed tina, window other glass should
be added 10 the gener al list o articles.
ArniI 49,
NJ laurence introduced petition iom the mechanics
aud manufacturers of the city of New York, pra wing the
a.enou of Congress u their Interests
Some objections a tax on coal but this duty
was advocated from the policy rf tie measure, con,u
cling promotion of navisation increase of sean4n
n of
:! 'cas highly probable Hat HE country abouadet ar lias
article.
ArRIL 81.
bill passed protect encourage the ma visa
ton of the United States
.r HadiSo1: 81 regret that we under any necessity
20 impose shakes Oh navigation; but the policy
ether nations does not leave election Interest docs
not alrSays regulate Cto The Lest purposes. Hence Tie
Propriey and policy Of te interference oc6mncrcial reg-
t4tons Ofstvsns bOlntties and laying reSi1ctioyS
APRIL %.
.Ir Jhd9isoe (agains Mr. Lawrence) "The gentleman
says, derive advantages from trade Great Bri-
tain If we do any degree they to rebound
her nteGest-hGr regulations have been constantly
against and her shut navigation, except
cases whee Inc MEASURE would operate against herself
She may the present day be said enjoy the
ages OF the immense quantities OF produce exported
the European market am amazed, sir when consider
pw, i'll consequence of her regulations the roce
Of American shipments drawn into the OF
British Treasury Sir, this prepoderatiOn ought
trtiS liz porer TO effect nledijon-the prodnc-
tons Of our country necessary Great Britain
and 40 the o'he world, than of
Britain and the advantage part
tinua!y increasing.
ApR1I. q.
The duty moasses taken into psitera ton.
wicm Mr. Goodwn NJ. Gerry, and Mr. Ames, Commended
disptcporjcncd other duties, aud would operate
u"jssy, mpolitic!y aud cppressvey, upon Eastern
States.
VI. PondinOt thought it justice to the Union a,
large to increase the object of give
proper encouragement manufactures. As to a. opposi
'on the part of any of The States decisinn Of that
House, he w0uidnot suppose liz ne had highest opinion
othe attachment of Massachusetts to the coye,
bp ntS
'aSe, and trust to the patriotism 81 couiirymvn lie
Vas sorry to hear a"y comparisons between Southern
ana Northern States.
pr. fines: sentiments of that ITouse pgec,I, com.
rounded with the ideas of their constituents that TO revive
protect and encourage the navigation, agricul
EIfs and manufactures OF the Union among great
o2a cts for which the constitution has been adopted
Gr Madison contends, that enjoy advanta ges our
cosgectinns and trade Great Britain Bat sir :, is
evident tila the object of that nation has been II uiver-
sal monopoly: selfish i'll her commercial regulations, we
derive no benefits from her, but such by
attention TO her necessities and peculiar
do not fear their retaating they no new ex
redens try VHeces'aN The people cH associate aud
rer1 certain at since tie resource; ofe country hare
besn eTortd md ouy cGPaciyfor aDfdctUcs dscsriaI
cd association against He fGcorV irH nor pro
dDre greater cots'enaI,on than crcr Our allies Che
lGench) merit some adyautages,5sc.
From, renno'y United STAIRS Gazet,e7
"NEw York, Mag q, tiS9.-Tne President Of hr
United States the day of his Inauguration appeared
dressed in complete snii ~ topeo, cloas. The clotf
of so fine fabric auj ssndsomcly fn;slcd that il
vas universally mistaken for foreign ctUrcd
pet6ne cloth. This circumstance must lie considered
not only aasring mauufs paI,cular, but
interesting 10 Our countrvmcn in general.
ellis ESceleucy, the Vice President appears also IN
suit Of American manufacture and several ,,pubprs
both Houses distinguished 10y the Of aten
tOD to the manufacturing interest Of their country.
"From this bright Columbia rise.
Her empire propd by Him who arcnd IL .t.ss;
Freedom and indepsndence-arts and reecr---
Shall crown the TIL time and nature cet5e.
'Fy from Boston appears that tfddesmer
End manufacturers Of that metropolis following th
irotic example Of their brethren of Baltimore, Philede
Ffa and Norfolk, IN associating for the promoting
manufactures Of the Union. Tcg arc turning Mei
attention 10 he grind Co7cH o. te nation the on
raeq,saie source the prep NJ heir hopcr, and og