Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-11

~ or,ut;ty. or cost. has been fully pai.'
r r .rt o,Iv of our exports; and for the Dat
ancc. cold and silver, in coin or bullion; nav
ham ;mnorted. This was never the Tact before
We are in the prosperous conditohot the iar'neai
WIN when he has sold his crops. at market anu
purchased all his supplies for the year. mus
fair balance in cash. in his pocket. to carry ho'e
The quantity Of gold AMI silver, III the coah.s,
from this cause. is much greater IMAM al any
former nerIod of our history. The whole amour.
i; yariousv estimated; by same at thirty' some a'
t,irty.6ye. and by some as hish as forty millions
Are not these things, this increased PRODUCTIONS
and this money balance, strong MARKS OF our pro-
gress in wealth, and the soundness 81 our S1s,
tenn of policy. heretofore established! IL Is u'e
effect OF manufacturing production, IN all ol az
ricu,tural; and both uniting to furnish aercahu,c
employment. The course of the English peoP'c
has been the same. In I7l0, they exported apou'
six million sterling. to all the world Id II oV'
after period Of 20 years, they had double .'ie
amount, and exported about twelve millions; oa'
manufacturing by machinery was iuveh'ee ~
England about that time; ana TINS has 30 raPiu'y
Increased her production. that IN 1924 she eNP"'r
ed nearly GA millions sterling Great Britain
has prospered under her system OF encourage
ment and protection; and none of the theories OF
her acise men, could induce her to relax IL, IN e'
fecr, to the amount of one penny. on any OF ner
own productions Why should our WtSe me" III
duce US To abaaaoa our system, and thereby sac
riGce prosperity?
Theories OF free trade Gil the books of some
men; but hitherto, they have governed the practice
Of no community; nor been recommended, by any
statesmen Of the old world. for the use OF his own
country. They seem to belong to some supposed
possible state Of society, not to any practicable
condition of iUorking nations. Indeed, SO !onS
as equality. among different communities, Is de-
siral,e. and they all differ 50 much, in lands, po
pulaiiun. capital, skill, and advancement in the
arts of production, nothing bat laws, wisely adj
iusted to their several conditions, can. in these
respects, give them that equality. We have
gwen the world. and gone before all nations in
giving it, the only system of free trade, which
will probably eve, be established. Our produc-
tons are sent out to all markets; and they so TO
the consumption of all nations, without any, the
least, export duty, for the benefit VI our own re-
venue.
The adversaries of the Union, and of our nQ-
tionaL advancement, have instituted kind OF po-
litcal kniShthood, ard associated themselves as
champions of state rights. The Secretary Is la
boring to place himself at the head of this order;
and, as he has said, to restore the lost rights of
Al T..k L.,
tne states. mat pray, are 'ncse foSs t'eh's
o' tnis iair ana lo'e,y s,s'erhoo"' III search anu
Tor the restoration OF which, 'h'' 'ah U. many Id
oors anu many "iies mas oeeh ~ cattd'ty e'Lo'"'
rom hor' TO sou'h! etale r'sn.s: VIVA. are u'ey'
a"u ~" nave VI eau t.'e, oe 'h'aue" ~ ''e pa
Tehta' government 'hs'i'uted oy 'ne Peop'e o. Tue
Citeu ''a.es by '1e S""s ~. eaI" o,ase
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NV tha neo,Ie of Tho Irni,oJ Stat.s and in ror.
rross .SsomhIoJ Lava ,ha no,rar ~ dacI.ro ,,ar
f. ra;se and sSnnort armies AMI na,;cs r. maLs
treaties n .stahI;sb nnst Offices and most rnaJs
to Law .nJ coIIect ;,,posts 70 m,to .nd r. e. tha
v,lue of coins. to reu,,I,tc commence FOREIGN and
domestic. to make MI laws necessary fnr Ihrse
nurro,es and to do ali tbp.e far the oen.roI vel.
tre.
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