Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-02

20 ssae and that by Consolidating the Union
= H.vi.g bsen shus sxpc having ,hus read lc - psn
ted book tho Pseeise words which adopted In
could undessnd ~ contendns fbs an cxteos& the
poss' o. ne g0ssinnsn' Or for consolidation,
sefnmsn OF tho powers popery belonging ths stssss "
tepes. air. that in adopting the sensIsua u the ,msr
word and pointed the dsnc,ion just a. my -
now done between tho constellation the Uno. snd haS
the honorable msundcrsiood ma 7hs ~
said that hs wished foe fixed evenusnos siliir If
do why all this fear or revenue, WIN ~, uo
the gentleman told us tends Now en-
mon interest," and thar all interests tend a. ~ ,
union Of the states ,oss.hsr ieonss like that snsncy IL
liked revenue SO much, sk, for consolids,ios
AS well as rccolect tho his remarks the Sonora
@ % es, required TO the subject Of The T He
ana proceeded with an effort neither nos will
contradiction am happy the honorable senis ~. a%u ,
nished me al opportunity Of timely remark or two a ma,
upon s. S% sas o
OF the gentleman has been an ne
Il labor lost He pays untesevsd compimsn, . INV sen
I8Za out THIS to raise me hgh that my fall a. he would
fall at ALL Between the ground stood on in 1874 and Cha,
LOOK IN 1873 there was not only pcipce no decv
al. 10 ss. nsT y. ss
In 1916 had not acquesccd in the tariff hen soppor,ed bv
expressed the same opoa i s ssd
al The meeting in Faneu Hail. to which The rer.sn hs -,
ton the auoy exercise the Ss,
with direct reference TO the protection Of manuacsur.s r.
than the power of internal Improvements must coniss. st
IN one respect some impression has been made on INV
or m very strong light He placed IT, must scknoyi
edge upon grounds Of construction argument which sen
lace Of the constitution ITSELF had assumed and asserted
IN e nIs revenue law eve! passed under that conu
n anu on ns gound as matter settled by cotemporane.
Gus practice had RETAINED from expressing The ooinn th.,
The Tanf laws ansceuded constitutions nts as the esn
now remember that this originally matter Of do.S,
fucons'ruccn. The gentleman HIMSELF suppose sbinh,
the Mr. Madsons letters ALREADY sSn y,
ssa, of - my o I ~ far the most able
question. 80 " 1'' ole"
W'th majority of Representatives of Nassacb
then gwen and will not repeat them Bur no,,v,h
Kentucky for the IN amc.s rsn5slya
column ard passed Congress the President
it, and became the law of the What hen. were ws
to dor Our only option either fall in with his lated
course OF the public policy and accommodate ourselves 10
Iine and talk Of multiplying the statute by State
This last alternative did not our principIos ana of
course adopted former In 1927 the suSe. ssm U
again before Congress on proposition favourable to wool
Sens SeS and ss we ooksd upon the system protection
gone INTO full operation and regard some objects
oy IT, perhaps most of theIn had produced ali It's espected
effects No man proposed TO repeat, no man a,emne 20
renew the general contest principle But owing n sun
equent and unforeseen occurrences, The benefit intended by
to wool and woollen brcs not been realized Events
no, known here when the passed. had taken place which
defeated It's OBJECT IN that particular respect measure was
accordingly brought TO NEE, Tins precise desency S
remedy this particular defect II was limited to wool ana
wooies Wasever any thing reasonable lf the poll
the policy of the Government should they moi be
revised and amended and made equal like other laws an
doubted about adopting system were we to rense 10
It's manifest defects after become adopted and when no one
sa @ .as IS 80
Passed and in 1897 and 1923 voted IL ia pon,
consistency? Could dc oherwise SIR does poitiesJ con
slstency consist IN always giving negative Does il re-
qure oil public man 70 refuse amendino .vs
because they passed against his consen Tiaving no,.j
against The arh originally does consistency demand thai
snouiu 90 all IN my power 10 maintain unequal aria br
densome TO my own constituents many respects favo,,S
nons' 10 consistency Of tina, Sort lay clan-and
of consistency by which persons feel themseves q, ,
bound TO oppose proposition after has become the law Of
The bill Of 1927, limited as have said IN tho .,
10 winch the tariff Of f824 had manesy failed in i,s Gee,
had then the of 1928 need not Yec -, lbs h mere we
measure so recent ITS spiced n with
,ey .n9usht would render dis,astel friends took IT,
as was vast amounts of property many millions
had been invested in under the I
Ion ~ Events called loudly thought for further rega
was disposed TO vote for such regulation and desired nothing
h u"s was not 10 be banteed Of my purpose
OH ior 'hs avowed purpose Of making obnoxious The
yoe may nave peen right or wrong, wise unwise bn il
He less man absurd 10 aiege against inconsistency viii,
opposition 10 the former law. "'''
sir, as 70 the general SUBJECT Of the Tariff have little now
say another opportunity may be presented remark cd
the other day that this policy did not begin b MS in Ns
ngand and yet sir New England charged will, yehenenee
as pes favorable Or charged with equal vehemence as being
10 the LaR policy just best suits the time
place. ao or making some charge against her The
creduy Of the public has been put capacity Of false I'M
preston extreme relative TO her conduct this pacular
Iousn al me SOUTH during the late contest was New
England policy, and New England admin atior ,h,, 80.
aisns hs country with Tariff policy beyond ali endurance
we on the other side OF the Allegheny the act of 1928
ITSELF the very sublmaed oppression aecod;rg 80
southern opinions was pronounced those
lot which the West was indebted The generous South
WbIarse investments, IN manufacturing estabhmen,s, md
many and various interests connected with and dendsn az
nen', not TO be expected that New England anv morc
ab other portions OF the country will consent 10 anv
measure destructive or highly dangerous The duty Of s
government al the present would seem IN no % -.
serve no, TO destroy TO maintain the position which IL has %
umed ana Tor one shall feel an indispensable obleson "a
hold steady as far bs IN my power TO that degree ~ -
lion which 1t has undertaken TO bcsow No NOR, ~ &c
Tariff "" "Vio OF mo
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