Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16
MIR. CAMBRELING7S REPORT.

\ correspondent at Washington. calls our attention
to ''the long interesting and able Report of Mr. Cam.
breleng, Chairman of the Committee on CONNIE rec
shelving the pernicious and whitening influence oil the
"Protecting System!' upon the commerce and navi-
cation OF the country. Startling facts presents in
that Report, and II they are traced to their proper
causes 1t will gave shock TO the system, which trust
il will not be long able to sustain This Report reflects
the highest credit upon the industry and dlens~oi the
worthy Chairman"
We have this Report before us-Inakng 43 close
pages Of besides 20 pages of cia tables and
saiements.-We concur fully with the opinion of our
Correspondent, and shall seize the earliest opportunity
of laying before readers In the mean time we
lay before them the following impressive conclusion Of
the Report:
"Theso the docirnos of Mr. Jefferson 1893 His opin
id was omn Is e souh one that where the public necessity
merce and that where they existed they should he ocptocaed
condition now Tho proportion Of mining aud agricultural CAPT
tai and population waeyerm be the opson those who oho
~ nulcug 'g's ana towns Is as great now as II was
in 1888 and orr capacity for supplying Europe with gaa
were logsang for the old thirteen change
ton could Justify expensive and above attempt control
have added Florida aad the Immense domain of Louisiana;
our eleven States extensive territories; logs
hng Tor vast Conedcmcy essentially agricultural its
rhe wise and benevolent plans of Mr. Pitt and Mr. Joerson
IN Eufopo aud Americas frustrated by the which
ceeded The French Revolutions aud an end all commercial
reciprocity Of peace Now, that peace among
condition of aud laws tho same liberal
commercial policy which was recommended by such lustfious
i
voulon in the Of the world peculiarly office Of
country enjoying, all other respects largest share of civil
and religious freedom II will DO prord honor for Republic
to enlarge the intercourse and duso liberal principles among
nations to moderate stubborn national eaOIsics by hosptsbe
socaon 10 increase the comforts double the the
worlds add spread the light Of knowledge civilization
~ quarter Of the globe We bound by consideration
least ~ make the experiment The boral Of
utons; the federal form Of Governments the nncasub
extent Of country; the surplus and variety Of pr0uc
Ons the imperative Of
engng commercial marines tho preservation Of harmony
OF Unions tho Improvement Of tho condition Of m1nkni nav
every considerations pleads in favor Of policy essential
feet that plan n liberal government which tho proud ornament
and substantial blessing Of the present Of world.
ln pursuance or the policy recommended u report tho
COMMITTEE propose TO submit oth House during present
tho following measures, &c. 61c"
Both the " ShrphprdsioSn Pioneer" and the
Charlie nown Free Pfess," notice statement that
we received from Correspondent At Winchester that
" at ShrrherdFown. could hardly be restrained
from burning him (Nr Cooks) in siHsy---it j.. howe
YER sub ding The Pioneer" 4" unhesiiaiinely
proDounces the charge here made against our citizens,
base fabrication. THE Fres Press" believes II
TO he without foundations" and adds Nv way OF Post.
script that IL has " seen gentlemen from Shepherds
town. who assure that The report concerning de-
sign to burn Mr. Cooke in efgv, in tbs place y to-
toiiy Doid NJ frtHh"Fo fear Of misconsituclion, W.
think il due 10 Mr. Cook cay, tha: h. had no sgency
IN making This Communication e notice ,se remark