Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-08-29

iu,en,oa n regulate e,y osEsesissl easrss. was
FefioJsly friendly 10 he sAssase q he CcmpFe
mise Bill, and have Elwa,s ssn aa slll egrs dls.
pose 10 CARY i into fali snl taif eseek. Thee d
pinlons oE which 1 sse spoken sKele sxpes sssdiA
tha following terms -
4 Al,hoaeh ~ aficiul aels ID telAtion - .iAs
protective systss:s might well g regarded - seu.
defing lAe avowaI uanscessasgl shlak, / never
lheless proper 10 say. thai belietc he estatlish
sneps 81 eollneFtiul ttgulssiohsss NlsA q view q
the encouragement a dosnessic PRODUCTS, u be
1illanshes eonslasapnal pos 1T Ell CnnKE ss.~
Whilst hopevef. L have enseslaitsed THIS apsnlon.
!. has neyerabsen my wish 70 eco lla pewer "a
question eevlssd win an oppsesslss inequality
upon any portion III out cillssns, o sqs the Advnu
iage 81 nne seedsh ofsks UhIoa Il xpellse
4of anolhsf. Oh lhe eannash haze " all tlnlss
behaved il TO be ihe sacred duty of those who asc
entfusled uIhlhA ADMINISTRATIONS af lha Fadesal
Government ID difect ~ operations in the mum
6ner hest calcalaipd 10 disltibulesNAs equally as
possible, lis burdens uht dressings auson gsl TIM
several States and tho people. My views ugnns
this subject were ssyeni years ngn spfead bsoto
lie people Of this State, aud have since seen
widely ditEussd through he medium " he puhllu
press. My object at that inns wAa 10 invite cha
attention III my immediate CONSTITUENTS ID = dis.
passionate considerations Of the sabjecs IN its va.
rious bearings, being veil assured such m tnyss-
lisalion would bring them 10 stand and Which,
siromils rnnderatlou aud justice, would luEnIshihe
best guarantee for tho irue interests Of alk IL
as has been supposed. those siews have ceniIlhl2
ted in any degree 10 produce*a stale IL leellng -
much to be desired, have reason 70 be gta.ifed
with thu resuIt.
The approaching, andyfiie policy Of The pre-.
sent Executive ii allowed 10 pFcyaih the eegtalE
and speedy extuguishmsnt ii tho naslunal debt
has presented an opportunity lora an0re equitable
adjustment flhe tariff which has been alsDAdy
senlbmced by the adoption o. u roaclllasesy neRss
are. he spirit Of wbrhw,ll, doubt nor. continue
10 be CHERISHED byall whoare mol desrotis utad3
yancing their private inleresisat tho sncgihce NJ
hose ,of tho public, and place ii just yalne upon
tie peace and harmony Of tho Unlon.
49,. The protective system ard ils proper ADJUST
mont hecame suhiec, ofifequent and necessary
reconsideration. whilst formed 0 par, Of the Cubls
Inets md The manner in which tho President pro-
posed 70 curry iuto effect the policy nIelallon N
impoJts, recommended ID bis pfevlpus messages
has since been ayoMed with thai tiankness which
belongs 10 bis character. 10 this end he recon.
mended Il modification Of the larlil.w hich should
produce fedi elton Of ,hareveude % the wants
Or the Goyernneni,and an adjustment Of ihe dltiy
upon imports. wilma view 70 equal justice n teia,
ton 10 all our naliona interests, aud u tho cuuns
lcraclion Of foreign policy, 50 la ~ il may bum
iurioHsto those intetess.' ss aa
In these sentiments fully concur and Ihavs
been thus esplicitin the statement o. ihem,ahal
there may he noIohK FOR misapprehension as 10
my own views upou ihr subject. 4 sincere and
faithful application VI these principles 70 our logis
laiion, uawafptd by private interest Or political
desisn--sa restriction oi the wants Of The Goycfn4
menl To simple and economical administration
Gifts Affairs theony administration which m con.
sstenl with the purity and stabiliiy ofihc Rfpub.
Iican system "a preference III encouragement l.
ven To such manufactures safe essential m The
NATIONAL deleuce, and itsextensiAnt0 others 10
proportion as they ule adapted ~ our county ,and
of which The raw maenalis producedb by ourselves
with proper respect FOR the rule Mbith demands
that all taxes should be imp asod ii proportion 20
lie ability and coudlion The eunifibAnfs,wn sld
nm convinced, rive ultimate aaiisfattion ID Il
vast majority u hepeople flhf Uuisd Sii!cs,
md arrest ilal spiril o( discomfort which Y now
Iuuhapply 50 prevalent, and which threatens such
extensive injury 10 de institutions Of our conn-
Try"
You next nsk me, whether twoold sarr'icn
any bill granting arpropriasonsu III the public mo.
ney, Tor iho purposes Of internal Improvements,
~ means Of capals. railroads, &c.