Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16
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,o %a Of Ia 81 50 and tho in"
The N. lnteii'gencer Jumps the argument, and con.
tends that out OF so or 80 millions heh ship TO all
pars OF the world, to the Brits West Indies
in 1925, year OF free trade, less than 81 100 O00-
We nus, appeal upon this sujsct from par,zins and
Pretenders to competent and experienced witness -
The lowing extract f-om one Of General Samuel
Smith's fpeeche. in the Senate has been repeated
puhl;ihed-but i, will we'll be petition:
.tsa wis. he thought the '.us the exports
milo" h II" pes% haass b., .y S% a n mnSs r
On going To ny lotsio eI.aned Tbs statistic. 'ai found that
d1 s F,@ "u sud ;1. % q: eG, Of Ae. had
.oaihs4 how s.t sbe tspoti. to 'So:s Gol-
to ALT world that shieh ask leave repeat from
eel'ainsd he re'ut of 1925. Iwoe Register ami Oh.
famed o@ him statement showing wh., the
wis, had k.I % Wit that the If
ha.l,sd .nl sio.ysis1 hsp'.na seven %Iy
from R.' Ss S h %S cson ia sss
VS. sSoD one ana o m'o". That va, the h;t year Of our
wa, S in 1870 thu, ,hGsns
increase Ia few ysar, should have prI;.J At tb.;r .o
..S 5' ,. we'd tcST f Ess - 81 \ d;
~ &c vi" mention few OF them for the Information
SUBJECT '''' ''''''D''''
ms mer The preparing IF Th"h for The %arL. smp9y.i thou,
sas Of hlnsd s;iIf mere ZOO ia 1876
S Of so Ss "S' .sa s s III. ..
sso Of stJs1s horses and mue. 1855 h..d
y,lss sals SOC beat aad h'Pkss,d vus osos ioSassc
qhieo s7S6s, o" candles aud O,P s!Oes2i; butter and
not fatigue the Senate with the going ever ID, ,,,i
Gus 'rt'eIe' Which are exported to those Col MES"
1t lie the recovery of this trade which has been called
"new bubble" and which Mr. Hekekidh Niles hs,
said we were better wi.hsu', than with! To such slow
rsss does partizan opposition hurry the wits If meD.
Maine, Come cticu', Virgins and North C,rol ma are
hal amin 10 r. a..
have arrived at Norfolk, New York, Boston, &c Tor
carrying il And'a New York paper Informs us
that i is already producing some NOV. mrnts in
ma ke. One houe executed orders for -four Lac, week
10 he extent Of two thousand barroS, for immediate
shipment"
Baf,d in every a,tem pt to dspreciats the value Of
the trads-which Mr.. Adams oace lost and Gen Jack.
soa has recoveredthe Opposition have at last settled
down upon the point Of e'iqpete.-They intend, as
late writer in The iOtsligencer has affirmed, that "our
national honor has been sacrificed 10 Brsh pride for
that GoyernEent would not give explicit pledge TO
Mr. McLine; and we have been compelled TO throw
open our por;s TO The English merchant willis the A.
merican merchant is dvbatrsd for indefinite time
rom participating in the advantages OF tfaJe wh eh
are conceded TO foreign State" This position has bee
itiumphanly oyerhrown by the folio wing passage in
ths PrssidenPs Message:
" This d,siratls result was il will be seen grsa,lv
promoted by the liberal and CO.. filling provisions Of the
act Of Congress of the last session By which our oos
were upon The teeeP ion aud snnunciaon by the Pr,s.
dent o the required assurance The part OF Great
Britain, forthwith opened TO her vessels before The ar
ringep ent could be carried into effect on her pat;
pmsung ia this act ofprOspscre legislation similar
course to that Gdop'ed by Great Britain ia abolish.
ing, byh'r act Of Pdffdnlcut in 1926 restriction
then erisiing, and permitting vessels clear from
the colonies, on their return voysee', for any for.
egn country whatever befOre British vessels had been
retteced)rOu the restriction imposed 1y otc
turning difecly from the United States TO the toones
"a restriction which she required and expected ths
we should abolish Upon each occasion a limited
and temporary advantage has been given to the o..
Posie party, but an advantage Of no importance iu
e0Dlp7rsoH Nth The restoration ofnutudi eonfdenes
qgd odfeeIings, ami the ultimate sstaJiishment nj
he trade upon fair principles"
We dismiss tbis rubisct, tberefors, with cordial