Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-13

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Mr. Jefferson has truly SAID TINT the agricultural
| rml vi community, ~ the most Nlrlnoa3 part
! Manufactures crowd together pctsons IN snch Vasl
nnnhety aud Of such tender years. that metas ami
chastity are proslllnled aud misery and "rciehed
ness soouer or later visit the innlntea at these INST
tutldris The discipline observed in manulaeore'
the dependence Of the laborefs upon theli en-
pibyets arr calculated 10 break the hich aud nohir
spin, which ehalactcrizcs our clitztns HE sui
frages IN elections will thereby be swayed ~ n
way operating against their purity and ntthins
against our free institutions. 1t has been sald by
"A distinguished statesman of England That lhbour
! III the manufactures, wre out prema'uf'ly Inc
constitution; aud that nhnrers III them OF III years
! of ngc lovkcd as old aud were as inhlm os the NJ
ticulturlst al 90 years a are w see clearly ihen
that the manufacturing interest," is AGAINST morality
initiates against the tue spirit ofpo,tlehl orono.
my, aud isopposcd to the pcfpetuaton oi our 'teo
| governmental institutions. II may suit the policy
al England and of Europe with dense population
Ia encourage manufactures hu ON true policy aud
erperal interest ara opposed to such system
w u territory extensive and fertile thInly s'ild
ded With population, agricultural pursuits Wnuln
seem Ia be the hes, policy for our c,zens-the bet
, ter means of national wealth and prosperity We
are III favor of leaving tn pursuits OF men fce hnh
unlrammecd lie, each individual choose has own
pursuit IN liie--lei hlmbo the Judge nj he own Ia
| tercat.of the means OF acquiring hs individual
happiness, We are against the government pre-
teet,ne any interest much more one To the exclusion
Of others. Let every interest ot the community
sund upon ,ts proper basis tbcn shall W. hive
ipno premalutey brought into beng -Mnnniae
lurn. like uher Establishments, will rise mp III
z n. ..,t,.. ta
without the fostering care aud protection OF the GOV
eminent
| IN regulating tho rate of duties on imports W
should prefer thclf lining ad alorem, aud without
dlscr mmoton, u better COMFORTING with thotr't
Of the constitutions which requires that taxes ahali
/ he adjusted, nnd equnscd ncoordlng to population
! Bur rs much Is W. dsapprovc OF the prco'ot Ia
rii OF dauea We are not prcpurcd-we "ro un"d
linz 10 resist them, by misleading the sword,
because thcrgh oil 'ongtess 10 pto'ec manuiactutes
Is doubtful There l. hlgh md Wel.hty authority
IN iaVJrof that fed aud heCal, = GA the tenie 81
cypcdlcncy, II majority Of the people sustain the
! rnraenr.- nphol the law. We prefer 70 combat
ths doubtful rg)t-thrY iniqntons policy, with The
weapons Of reason, aud tie torrr OF nrGuuiit
Are we mi encouraged In hee for an urtsi ni thie
cxaction iipm In, resources OF the prorc~-ts ~
rm oi trhatc tiu fhc many e. the lew, nom the rt
d,nlions ruade IA tie tariff by, the law oi the hast
/ tengrcss' Let us coutnuotc press the tubltei
of iutjher feducilons.-tt us use all endehsors IL
enlghtcn tho minds OF the people 1.-the people
can he nndo 70 Their interests, they VIII apply
the co ycio the evil. The intetcsla of the Las
tern states compon with Free Trade and III cs
Publishing the 1urif Of 1929 their representatives.
were found IN the opposition OF Tie eleven rep.
rcscittutves from the state Of Mnssae husctts ihe
vote WAS against that Tariff of duties, aud J
IN rs favor. Why has 80 great II chance been
/ wrought upon that state since that period E't=
IDENTIFY because It's leading men have become inlet
csted IN the uatulncptiea But tho elcat majority
OF the people ~ that suic, ns IN the Other eastern
states, must ere long sJs that thsif truo interest Is
! opposed TO res,tictus upon 'radc--manae't+ upon
foreign imports and hen cunvlnced Of 'hts they
vii unite With the southern state. IN cihrng the
desirrA ,ban.e intte restrictive drrpfctltns POI
! icy
There ], one Tew which msny Of onr southern
bgeihren take ii thr Tnrli' IN which we e.tino'
accord wlth them We canno, sre thatihe p'odu
Ger or the exporter of the raw material. pay he
import duty IN, the contrary, We So clearly
that the import duty Is paid Wholly by thr consumer
Although We b,tc the taln, yet We love, We are
devoted 10 the Union Therefore
RcSoircd That although we sympahsc Wlth
our iellow citizens of die southern states IN Tie ~
actions and burhens irnposed upon them 10 rnni,
Ter 10 tho manufacturing interest, yet We vii not
co operate with them IA appeal 10 ann TO resist
. Il IS unoqua'i unjust and oppressive policy We
VIII a#alt he e,,era N the good cnse, the "
tercst Of the great majority o(the pcope To reI1c
rs tfom thfs unvls'. unlns, lcgjlallon. Whore
the sovereign poWeI is III nn enlightened people
VIC briictc that ouprCs5du nuai b, of short dttfa-