Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11
EAcl'S THEORY.

FACTS rs THEORY.
l. Some weeks 40, the N. Y Advocate ,onlar-
KID that thu lice ef Teas had materially al
vanccd since the reduction OF the duty.
9 The Philalslph,a Sentinel says that the pre-
sent average value of Ceece per Id is about L.
cents at the free dntg--being half cent h,gher
than in 1890, ,ohen The duty pas ee,is pr
pannd
,, The (Philadelphio) U. s. Gazette says" II
is a fact well worthy the attention of the honest
opposers OF protection to American industry that
the principal articles OF British manufacture which
are admitted al reduced duty under the aletc
tariff, hare ddranced IN ptiee ~ England, as
to cost the consumer here more than when the,
paid higher rite. Stug saods of every deserip
ton Of which the consumption in this country Is
immense aud increasing, have advanced full Is pc
cent and coarse woollens generally from 10 10 lea
ner cent"
These Nre facts, apparent TO every buyer and
every seller Of the ogee )ing arteles and theJ go
toprovc, as clearly as any invariably resulting
ries of effects from fixed causes can provo any
thing, that heavy impost duties mol nceessar,
taxes upon the consumers of the articles thus dn
tied but on the other hand, that they tend, mo
frequently than otherwise, to lessen their pre-
Though such a result is apparently pa,adoAlcnl
yet It is expcrlmentay and denonstrably true.
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR -ihe Second J,J-
Irrsen
II vii; he seen, by extracts III another column,
that the Presden, has abruptly, AMI very Judi
;ious!v, cut short his Non.cr tour, and has re"r
ned to the seat Of government-Thi, our has d We
opcd the existence of more nheet servi,y tn.n W
had supposed could have found place in H. breasts
of America" citizens and has thereby gone fal
to bring rcproach on Republican institutions. For,
eminent, IN wha, do we difrcr from the Moua,chts
OF Europe : The difference /, surely more lanci-
tul and imaginary than real and substantial
To show how closely the " setoad Jefferson" us
Gen. Jackson has been sometimes styled by his
courlic,s has initiated the FIRST, we make the fol
lowing eAtact from letter addressed by the latter,
when he President, 10 Coy. Sullivan of Mas.
! sachusetts
" Nuh respect to the tour (said Mr.. Thomas
ldicrsun) which my friends IN the North luve
proposed shall make IN HAT quarter, have not
made up n hual opInlor l c course of life which
| Gen. Washington had run, civil ard military III
| services ne had rendered and the space he hal
therefore occupied IN the affections OF his hlI5w
citizens, take from his Examples the weight of pre-
ccdents for others, because others can alfogate
| To themselves the claims winch he had On the pub
| lic homage. To myself, therefore ii comes a
new question, TO be viewed under all he phases
may present. | confess am moi reeoncilcd to the
idea of Chief Mag parading himself
| through tho several SAtrs an oeject of paafc
| gaze, and in guest of an applause whleh, toe
valuable, shoui lie purely voluntary. had ruth.
acquire siicn good viii by a faithful discharge ot
my dlucs, than oWe expressions OF II 10 my put
ting myself Ia TN Nay nj iecelylas them w
- MAKE Stilii 4 tour TO P1r-zdbGtoo Portland
must 30 It To ) lNannah, perhaps h ofleans aud
| Frmkut As | nave uess Yet seen the me
when the public business would have permitted me
30 b. so long IN situation III whe.. could 10
carry II on 50 have noteisoa To expect TINT such
A time will come while remain IN Office.
Al can sec how perfectly the practice of the
second jeff, rson accosis WITH the principles of
his great model