Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-02-14

e.,t =. Etetlt t.SH -. "A W tst1tst ~
Now Tor he eolfons. Compnfo slIs pro.
lection given here, with that 10 the oct ofsle.
BY that act, q i well knewn that the mimi |
mum pFineipIe wal afst applied ~ regulator
OF the duties on cotton. IL WIS os immense
seFsiee--ie drew nsIllions Of capital int that
branch or maunlactMre, and has given ~ III
cheaper and better article than we ever had
before. But Il e sfrieken.out Of che bill now
before us, and of course leaves that mannIac-
tnFe it 4 lower prnteciion than L had II 1876.
Il not the gentleman from Tennesse now sat- |
isfied that wOollens and c0ttOns are put lower
10 the bill than they were Ia the ct.0f sl0
E1as Il NOT been delnOnstFnted1 Ard why
has this iDsidious dislinefien found place
hele Z The protective tariff was not pnf mp
on the ceNuIry by New Eagland yetes-they
stand recorded agninst i, At the beginning.
though they have aimee snstained Il. Il was
iSrst adopted when eOmnieFee was the idol Of
the East. and free trade the ds0tt8 inscribed
upon her banner. The policy Of Others, and
the votes Of Others, drove the people Of that
section of the country from their shipss 10 the
work.shops, where They hare invested their
property, relying upon the public faith 70
maintain the syseem NJ the settled policy Of
the country; and yOn ara now far turning
them back o. their ships, 10 learn something
Of free trade again. Such injustice surely
can be sanctioned by no portion Of the House
or country. Pennaylvania cannot and will
not Be detached from her fxed policy, By
such 4 bill % this !: no matter under what po-
liiical nag she contends, she always carries
the Gag OF American industry hGisted higher.
do not believe that she will see that dag
lowered in the present C0ntest, or permit a
single siripe u,cn Il 10 Be stained by 4 faith.
less act. The protective system has been up-
held hy that respecfable ei,n,rpo s,weaIsh rom
the DAYS Of McKeas, and OF Snyder 10 the
present time,and It wiIfnot be abandoned now.
II was, too, the doctrine Of the empire state
guished nephew Dewitt Clinton, aud ut The
patriotic TOmpiins. The Legislature nc New
York used fnrsnefly % adOpf resnlueipns a.
yoring the tariff. a. rexulavIy - they assefxa-
bled h Alhanv. 60 cosrplefelv syas the nre-
tectiya evaten ;enf;fled. fn fl,sse times. sviih
80 4 M. a ~.
ancsr;n. M ~ Hsli s, M earlasf ga
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-.
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s..s:.,... $500 $500 ;a.....,.s.....hi n
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80. :.A;...:.. $780, A;.na.;,;o.. =. r.s..i.
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49, ~ ~ ls,e wr, T.,i.r,a,. NJ ,,,;~l,s
-. -, ase.st.d +, = 800, .,,,,ch - ~
$3.50. .... i. 49, .,,st.;,ss h;,,..ir = $50,
s.,I,ssn,,srt .,.:s;or ana 49, "niv " ~, M.
80. 80, vsrv tI.orr,,.lv ~ H. 49,, - Z,
~ y,.;.I;. 80 h.l;svs go. ,;s9 ,;ct. /; Ne,
$500.
~. 49,. $500 IN. l.,,... .;.... :,
w..h;csson ,S.s do"h.. -. "ccs.;unaIIy 40, !.
1900 ,.h.,h.r Mr r.sIh~sr - Nh Wshster
NJ, s.,."t "sc., IA. s;ii nov n ascussion IL
M. srr.s. ~ ahe United Statra. when thaas
tiscussion win end. We cannot. and We doubf
whether any person even among those ON the
.spot. can. ioretelD. II will doubtless De "a
object with tiosss who arc IN the South Car
olina interest. 90 talk away the remainder of
the session, if they can, and thus prevent the
bill from getting through both houses. But
that Mr.. Calhoun cannot, without loss or
refrain from giving his sentiments
on the great questions OF nullfcation and Dc.
cession, ID. 10 our apprehension, very sppa.
rent. M. Calhoun does mot stand pfeeiiscly
IN the sitaaiion of mn ordinary member 0f he