Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05


"o That the policy which we have considering ought
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'say That the fs snsa ali garts Of the unD and
& Es n f. u. r n" ps e"tos and all chief podue
agriculture has been sustained and upheld and decline a'ered OS
for cotton s. mors al s a% enns1:a ss the
the additional created at home. ,,o,,
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upon as G IN n to ss'S ets s' vn the the policy
heye greatly fallen IN price IN o.on
when the foreign supply might be cut Off they would be much more
and finally that the substitution the n5 colonial system s for The
Ae Io Ss5e S rsapi by o" Interests would lead
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subject gae with thu RESP that due sy % e aid
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which t p a be a1 I ee ena ss rs to
ported in printed speech the of s! Interest might have
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ay gone nger form and name but its vital spirit has hed
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n H%1ss Sh6 %od mention they
sm and contemplate ' hn Which gi es dse ,ny
p pr. but t to retreat to the safety brethren
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dsse castles uninats1 halls and s
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is hay and Of its and open hearted hbera,y
s @ causes ne g e%a"s
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and mss and g ass s *a aT' d" s
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families gone West whilst others lingering behind have con
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nso ms p %sIt 'ga the is hos gone
by TOO Ip~ m s % % to wH' S o % ssan se be
the their unhappy as M h @ ia" af presents nHs If
f de ~h ne n fhS the b"ner 5 upon
Union does not lie tho persistence the e., A%s ne
s sa1 sE s s Sss e @ Soh 5 james
including Louisiana espy G,u %
that our os People Of Die United States would
3 %osp s e Wh y assf
gle int ss rt H ny % "" % %o @ s
man policy would be who should content himself
which belong that which
in practical operation He should lift himself the contamination of
which might inevitably attend the
adoption Of the alter tive Wh would be The condition this
coracy were firmly persuaded that their industry paray
their prosperity bed, by the enforcement of the British Colonial Sys.
py their welfare and feeling saqy and rapid
of of and home industry through
all their great arteries But let that be checked let them feel h TO-
Fri" ap let a s e ID Rs s s" ali ss
that they the Of mistaken policy and let these vast portions
of our country despair of favorable change and then, indeed might
ueml'c the continuance and s,iey .; thi, Union;
And need remind you That this deeCtun OF the du OF protecting
car domestic industry and abandonment of the fate OF foreign cgla1
ton would be directly with leading considerations wh prompted the
adoption the present constitution? The States respectively d
the General whole laying on foreign goods
stripped themselves of all their manufactures, by
the most eicacus Of commemorative OF duties on RI
fabrics Did they that great trust! Did they volunal-
" subject themselves that the power should remain in
the Federal Government inactive, unexcculd and e Mr. Madison,
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