Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-31

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W. :, IN 49, ,
| bc prof,.il rppso i"t'ier 'hat cot'onS could no.
duty of rr,yI, ,.,., - -" """N"' a '"''c''"S
-woollene fran, ,' ~ d" "un"TN. Per 'e"'.
conf ;r IN Ty-nNo 7" wv" huhurc" per
MOI. Con-, " nom one hundred 10 TWO hundred
and ifi,. no. g.. LOU Ii' hu.Hrc" 10 ono huiu'ou
corj;,lf N' o'1'' an" mat tncsc uNiicS were ac-
IoInnmET H.Pp'eu on lhcSe several articles
ii, - ~ me "iole TO inc sum oil hlne nun
,Lcsl I :D'"iS "i"iu'y 'hh'' IN consequence OF
ur,ctrr,L =; 49, I'io o'' al ','c co,I"hs man
- ,,,J All ~ o""",'y was oIuHl 10 'n'ee cents
- ~ "'U ''tr'""'cu 10 SiN mili"nS ot dollars per
r;u;,, -,,.I - w 49, M, :. OH 10 ouv
nc H. -, ~ ION """ producing
,,;Il;o,., ,, 'o ""o'c SyS'en' TAX OF hnic
or si, ,n;ii: ~ "a. "ic!'ieS 20 secure a nonn'y
c, ''''"p", an" hali to tho nome manu-
oaI,; h'Vc supposed protection 10 be the
cr ""J'I' .. inns system, and 1t then clearly
~ ,rt Ill. othCr classes would be taxed tween
y "'c unions OF dollars per anpun, in order TO
ne1ure '.c favored class protection of sixteen
~,
n;,o r,i,I;ln 'i.,'o". would indeed, receive It's
tho ,I' c ~ 4t ~ ""u'n DC an aggrayati"n OF
he Icy;cd ,ho, - soo'l' mat inns amount should
CO. ,to N'' "ot wanted, In order to Sc
r,, - FLo.co'ou G!aS'cS IN thcIr monopoly. The
,Lo, ,, ""'.oS "'lch nave mere assumed, are
In ~ "oT "I.u''iy imposed on the protected artl-
o '0t ~ Is proposed TO retain as essential
,,,it,I ~ ~ an" ''Ic amount OF TIC protection
Io;J.S t'o "'"h'iaclureES is stated at the very
v,L L ne cEcr Dceh estimated by any person
,ro,, ~ ittN'n 40 examine The subject. Ii
nncossar C .'", vi 'nG ooy mere stated TO be
,,.o;qit0 -, ,''uo-'his would not diminish the
Vi I'' our"eh 'lough 1T would lessen TO
,no 80 I i,JoS',ce OF the taN.-and let gentle
f T uN' W'i"t deductions they please, Other
'!; So G"'y imposed or the bounty received, and
~ U 5"'NG no Gihcrence whatever in the princ-
r. ~ "oti'eF IL nc one million, or twenty Just
iar aS inc system is protective in its character and
rcmgo"c" any Tax upon The foreign article, and at
the Whatever tc the domestic, is
~ SSS,e." -" r"A imposed upon the other classes
. io'"eI PToltapi" inc industry of tho manulac-
t;rIi 'u VIC" I'iS taN amounts, asst unqucs-
i ona,y uocS III inc case before us, at the very
II Lcco ~ .Mo",y or unity millions year,
! " Sch''nc OF in"hs'r"uS injustice and
tni c,p oW let us trace tins system one
cn,,,,t nv suppose Such system applied to
60 90 d" homogeneous character, with the
and that main, rtri every wa"fr
conscu,o,,,I,, H. - ,:i, iie'''" should
scct.ot " tJ UNJUST" lnt""Gh every
Tic bcroGt 1 ,I t.,
would in s,,I "." '.' y, o"'"GiS o' inc system
ton of the comntrw IhoI ,,, "p'. S'gy p,i
intcrcs-s or ,l, 81, ~" ~. - ".''.se,-
,ro,;,. "a. ,,,,,. r. - - '' c'0I' S''" '''h' j. the
len, obovc tIn - w 80 io% - r"II ~
cor,n,,r;i,, ,Lt,y W ''0 P''',s Ui INC ''noio
o,l,,. ,,,r!!' ~ ana cIP''"' "oA"lSca IN
mnnf. md tb, ,I i 'o" il.to INC ne" employ
aa,I;.I NV ""o4e "oulu Ultimately be
b i rai, @ t'lt III process OF ume' TINS might
bccouso ,,,a 49,. 'I an pace ~ once,
Lr I ;,T ii'iSier DIT pleasure their Ia
~ |I ron thelr accustomed pursuits
r,,toi n, i;i = Wv Pio"tS S"o"'" NE mus uItI-
.h ci ~! P''''cu,"r community; yet ii
hy tho ,ro,,dd,;, 80 U''.y it""oiH" PINta"!S
H., r,i oN'u''"'" 10 lit 10 Clear That
,,foTn s -. u' -, al" an, a. STGS''o TOSS 10 me
bo,nty h,, - - '''' ia .r'"'''lI 30 ne
bro ,n,i.,,,ite bo;,,,s , ,i ~ az 'nP."l""-
,ind systc,, t ~ P."'''''"'o ~ ''ic pr"'cc-
wholly inaDplicoble. '''"' 10
IF ibr dn,ncstic ,,o,,co. :,
Goods os cbc,,,I,, and ,,r ~ e." ii''N0 NE
ON ne E,vorohI, 't.r,,,, NJ ,l TI ~
from abroad, then il is c}e1r that ~, I,'l.;a
whatever wonld he nccassort T. Wv I tI'
i'm the ,cr,, j., f,,,c,, q , - ,''1S ~, '.''
introdnctior NIX -, Oh Ito '.iA'
for a short time n,ioht ho.,c1 ;, -, - ' I
at most the vithb3in or I ~ ,,5
have no other effect tban 10 J,I.,. -, ;tI' t;
for few, vc,~s-c,r ty,, cv;s,o,,J ~; t
of uncnpioved coni,oI and irdi,.,,l.,"iI ;3; ~
and optcrurizc suCic;o,f ,,a.iJ a J.".i'J
Introduction of cvorv b,,rcL - ,' 80. '
for which snob co,,ntr,, ,,,a ii -
Rut fbis ..,ro Of =; e. '-J T. c!'~''
nosterous 10 t,iL nr tiJ 80 i'S>'s' 1t 10 pro
anv article that con rcaII,, no ,,yJ ~ oJ,G
homo rs if cor he ohi,in9J Gl, "S C"oIt'y az
assert that 10 reduce s,cb 1rofcc.in ~ 80, ~
or tbirty mon. ,,,,t ,,,II L. -; "a ~ '"'"'S
facturc is TO admit at once that s,Ib or;i o'',,
not be profitablv made at home and consor,,ot
w that it can only be sustained ot the cyrcnso
OF the other interests i'm the coriiruui,v
Now Sir let us supposo anoth,r case and :, :.
unhappiy the very case which now exists in tLc
I. States We viii suppose extensive country,
oil which one portion is exclusively agricultural,
and incapable of changing It's pursuits, and tina,
the other portion embraces within its limits, all
the manufactures and manufacturing capacities
OF the whole country. The bounty would then
be exclusively enjoyed by one section, and the
other would share only in the burthcns of the
system. 10 make the inequality still greater, it
is only necessary to suppose that the agricultural
! scclioh is not only incapable OF manufacturing
| at home, bat is prevented by insuperab!c
! obstacles, from cm1grating or removing their pro-
! perty to the manufacturing rcglou;--that their