Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

fec, upon the produce Or manufacture afany Eu.
iropean nation, which will not adm, the p,odace
and manufactures Of the United States at cores.
pondiug duties
! Tha, the Presden, Of the United States be re-
Of the U. States, with instructions to lay the san,c
before the people courts to which they are sor.
Advantages OF this plan
IL will restore peace TO the South for there is no
constitutional INJECTION TO it,
! 1t puts the ty.c ia.srtoan System forth To the
world, suspended in its full operation only by the
/ refusal ofofer Nations Ia rcciprocate viii, Us.
| Although II says nothing about the protecting
policy yet gives FIVE years. by positive law, to
the manufacturers And a contingent further delay
which they may think oil considerable importance
/ u, the mean time detreasin. Tariff is unfayour-
able TO the accumulation Of large stocks o. foge IN
goods
/ For my own part should rather omit the pre-
rtso, inconsistent with the principles upon which
the doctrine OF free trade rests -bai have intro
duccd it, as the only means could think Of by
which the advocates Of the Tariff can BE- const,u-
onally conciliated.
II cannot he long now before the fu, policy of,he
administration upon the subec, will be officially
| declared and IA the mean time congratulate YOU
upon the report Confidently stated hcrc) that any
nulltyns ACT by our friends in South Carolina, will
lfayo tune tor the acaon Of Congress. | am, sir,
! very resp sci'ully. your o!,ediem servant,
/ f. LlrTELI..
! pllaar,plaa, lo;h November, 1882.
| No one can Object. We think, to the plan suggest,
ed III tic foregoing sketch. It's emphaeal!y the
scheme of reciprocal exchanges, eonteaded for by
Mr. ,]ettis in his celebrated Report on N.Yiya.
tun, anI carried out somewhat into detail by MI
Benton IN Tie l.. 5. Senate two or three winters
truly 50 called, can rest That canlo, be FREE
tale. which opens the parts Of the United States
nttc fruits o'the industry Of foreign nations, willie
they will not rec i've, IN poymen, for them, the pro
dacls Of our s', or tn labor Of our hands, bat dc
nland for tlni an equivalent in hard cash |. is
ter, We admit, To one pas.y, hll il is the n.usi de
tasiuy aud npovcrishus bord,sge TO the other.
| l.c Great B1laln consen. 10 repeal her res.ric
! tyc duties "a ON taoacco, wheat flour, &c and
we venture ~ ;rssg' thai, throush out a.. the Union
h..lc W. not br voice raised against the rGlipro-
crtcn al tI,s n.euS.rc by ropc OF our duties On
: fhc fabrics other manufacturers. But while she
excludes from .er markets eycsy article. the growth
proflfrt OF mana 1c.urc of tbs country which she
Is M lpnpdlet, by her owu necessities. TO pur
chase lon US seelns ~ Us " be duty, dictated
no uss by aJi h,potaSe pride lhan by our dearest
| uiGreaJs. 10 alu.t a regulatory pniicy. Mr. Nc
| Dd.ju.s ranpsudy abo.Is Tree Trndc boing the
" Crislruiity Of Nations y is only true when Ma
t,i,tsn.Jt.. IN band Of mptva. bro1rrbusJ, Ia at
/ satca eth oth9's ipifresss and promote each 9th
ef $ wo,tplc. Th.au is nothing OF i, in a system
vi,'ch coniers al LIE benefits Of free r,le on one
party, MD suhiec.s the otl:g to all the evils o, I
rgl, rcstrcuye code OF laws. Oh ii there Is 1T -
only t!m feature o. Christianity Hh.ch teacAss LIS
when the chect Is si;i,te. turn tbs other also to
air al, arsarv.
! NJ -ttc., indeed says, b. ,t.oull rather on.,
u. ptsriW, sip.1Hiug tha the contemplated re
duchon eli duties !.15i shall not lake effect W.
oa IL, pro he otmanuiacga9ss dag European ma
.an, whit!i sill not admit ;!lc produce atd inanu-
Secure, oil tla United Suites at cprf Is oudlag du-
ties, because he thinks saci. stipulation is " III
cnu'is'elt with The pslncp!Gs iiou wheh the
inc,r.nc Of frG3 trade vcstsn Now, it seems
tous, thar. without sAei stipuIation there can he
no sach thing Il, .rce trade except. that he free
trade, which permits o,.e patty do it ploases,
and fcsyic, the other to u particular ine OF con-
dlct Without Ibis ,rovlso, tie scheme woatG il
Is true, suit the br,I's government admirably, b.
e,"se i; uogIl givc i. al the scope it Gould ask j;
tr4t WeG .'stion vhc'lcl l3,nhr Jonathan would
per,gt N, y,nag they & s,pcws 10 be parayzcd by
suca IN snS.!loa5 gohcy--" policy, which, coming
10 rs with the captivating title OF " E5cc' prcfxe,l
10 ii, would, ii adopted. spread dc.oaon over The
tarcst Portions of our country. and pnrcrt iae very
snurces OF GU wcalth ani power INTO instruments
OF uur decay al rain We can justice IN
gratifying tie demands Of the ultra Anti Tati!lles,
based, verify believe they are, on unjust con
cept'ons Of the operations Of the system when We
know that the erect ofsuch u course would be IT.
NOUS toa class Of people, created nourshed and
bronshtio maturity by the very m,n who are nov
cndcayerig to take she bread out Of their mouths
by stoppina the cheerful music Of their looms and
forgcs. Nor can We see any policy in concIlla,-
ing the south by measures which will ALLEVIATE the
North, and transfer the scat of faction and strife
from Charleston to Boston.
We hope, Low4v that the repr personalities Of all
parties will assemble at Washington this winter
with sincere desire TO adjust this question: on
PRINCIPLES equitable 10 all If they do this, there
can be no difficulty in the way The same spirit
tina. carried Is united through the perils of the Rev