Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

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., Ear from bsinr iniafnas 10 the nitnds tsl25s.z
,.,Il am nersuala ssrve rather e. shrns. ~
,h.n, and even m II. ultimate results no m11Hia#
ar. will b, miarel taat lbs 1at itp.n' "A lHea
80, for is cxistsnos AMI Is not Sustained TN
puhllc expense. SaFnase tn daiia' on l's pro-
fel articles were no y tudassd 1 pee 'lI D #ta
their pfcsent rates and hv snnsTIt." 81. r. .a##
down gradually to tn tfne Venue 4l'o'".a. AiaH
would be III, effect Of tins irstre.lJ,ton Oh haia
- ia vnrlnf English cloth 90 un- 'I'i7i' pm
: l,,v of 6fty per cent. AMI ~ ia iNe a3htla1 :.
'harres conld be- tetqulai two nNO'r-. 'A# '..=s
,eth;s reduction would only be 10 r''t' ilt mn
.,,s dollar anl lltney cents. ~FN". III. pun
TO, IN the American mannfaettff E"''I '# 49, -
81 only FIVE per cent Nov II tn prov IN A..'
=. u,,,uoried by an imnl.liafe f." ..' 81 80
- an the unprotected arf4e it'" my per 'ai
=, 6oeen would not Lhe manufacturers o.ff. +.'i5'
,,n,n,ns,tion IN the dlmmishet ''si "' '''} .aa
Itch ,n,.r. INTO thslr consumption P "ni - ID
,dl,tian 10 this there silaulbaa o'ns.' 1'Hts
5a..,,r of duties on the raw naf.llm, wafI' shz
ptto their serious consideration "n''h'f t.7
I,ion then would BE- worse lhau u rs"ow ! ~
trl, policy ofthe manufacturers, It oWr's to NJ
,..s,sts in obtaining thsrraw materials oAaaI, an1
IN, their expenses DIMINISHED by takns oil IN
n crssary taxes on then consumption. ~ Il a'.s
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81 m markets nfibe.v n. feeble 3nisieh
IL ex,.tcnce may be preserved At nome D. a Ra#
len, of protection and nj haanucs-Ull ~ Or l' 'a
i, s,,re foundation, an1 10 acquire ud Nieff
arzugth, and energy, ~heh VIII 'u'''' ''''i' - -
Ter INTO successful eehifsi.1oh r''"''' VIM -.
manufacture Of Other eaao''s. "N ,l'''=''2
they should b. rfepafsa I'M II. s''"' ~ - -
lsn IN great measure l. then """ "''''''' -
forts 10 one respect III l. cum M
advantage ovct al ios "oii' o. N,''
m. would ne maaetss not u "''u "''.'N'n
W. can reduce tn cot 81 production !" '.'is u
pnriment OF industry 10 the very To-" ''1 ~
people are not nee sanity ooi"' ''"" -, ~ ~ -
most nsupporabie "eism ei l'N'""'. w ~
~ debt which can nevef b. pad--no poI,''l= I'M
estabhshmcui'--no KING, Lofas, anu '"naons'
To eat oul tn Sahstneeol the rsai' IN '''a I'm
sisls our great advantage am ""'" ''' '"'
fault five douot avail ourselves OF 10 ''' ioi's
extent This, SIR, Is not only TIE l'Nol'7i' mo
an nj for ADJUSTING tins great qnssuon, oo' II II ~
suffered 10 pass away, II can mover o' ''."is"'
The manufacturers now car he lei down without a
shock from lho position 10 Which h'y h#'e hfse
so uniasdy elevated Thy will no" he fe"'aft
ntel FOR any dmlnunon oil Their protection n1t Il
the plan proposed IN the gentleman resolution
should prevail, rlla immediate eeat wilt he an -.
tqeasc If t,o, protection, mn enrg"m nj OF lhai
bounty, aud ofromse, # thtsr are To he reduced
hsrea0et. H., eh,.t will b. much creator than lhH
10 which they would now be subjected Sir del
CONSIDER that IA mnltme my proposition, am
rro,inr rn,sl a true friend to the monui'ciurf-
and lhat tlry are Their worst enemies ("hartfI
they may themselves bcIlesa) who would odart Tn
policy embraced IN the sentlanan's resolution ihI
III opinion, SIR find am not sluguor The
manufacturers themselves, anl sanc OF th0r ali
unl mos, 2 ulops advocates have o,owcd the sun.
e.ntan mis- Ina WORK lustp put INTO my hanls
coplunIp- an exposition of evidence, about 10 he
submitted to CONGRESS. m support Of the memorial