Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-07


TO the products 81 our own industry, uraTly every
marNe' ~ home anC abroad. ltgeniiemeu, from
The data 90 The Ties Of he Senate, val make out
i'n.e' from every year since l7s9, exhibiting iur
eacn tn separate columns, first. the excess Of ma
p'H> over exports second, the wears O., tie
chartered existence OF the two Banks ui the |.
States i1Hd, the total amount 90 laper Cuuen.
cy I1Ifsh, lnv years OF bank suspensions and,
! hih, The rate u duties undar The then eyI>ung
tariffs, The result will prove, that neither Bank OF
I the United States, nor protective tamil, ever
| have saved, ~ can save, DIE country tom these
runouS annual sEcesseS et imports over exports.
and nothing @ta specie policy vii reverse he
| spectacle. and exhibit uuf exports Invariably cN.
c,ndmg "ur imports, HHa wrh at least 3oPer cent
! n' 7a f8it H 'rau' tom In- decreased eXpeu.
atH.r- s u'ilrn- Rad ma ni1cmunS. And
Say noH r eN'l' irwn Massachusetts, hr
DAYS, fa1. Hr-r tables suaii he presented ,ar
lhe caa,d,a'.a q b, constituents, a. well as
mine, ir'm Nhtn, asa msrchan, would from IN,
books and ..d-ar-, taty may calculate The amount
OF uali1Ga. p.o.l' gnd .p.-, aud H Oh q smsil tx.
tent. The eS0e-. y w'auHole balance IS tur u
G'men. che Red Nv uaaous tariffs, u IS only rbe
more surely aHHlt, the paper system 81 tuOly an
cquaI decree, and render lap explosion certain.
Indeed this atIaucr between the baukIug and tar.
1T systems has been conceded M many Leading
Whiu papers ofhp Northern aud Middle St.ie,.
and its rc-euactmput demanded, As iudl.pcn,abIy
necessary 70 .u.laru the bank paper system. This
alliance between these artificial systems of bank
and tariff nonop,lle, ;. natural. bul utsas Git,I
tn national industry, and national pro6.- ss,,8.
the first coalition between SIN and Death TO the
haopiness of mankind
Tbs.tr,e vaanb Of a milton ,nan,fosis ....lr;o
the apamenled demand. for Iobor. IN M. ,ocrs,s.
ed rrodsc,s If industry IN the pro6t. nnon tb,.e
nrodoct. and the ability 10 sell tbcm Al home and
abroad The mott animal proft unop The nst,o,,.l
industry i lbe ,rpn.t measure Of he national
mains and these prolits IRE almost uttcrly ,pr,b.
ia,ed Nv le bart p,nor system. LET #. ,feo
abandon that system. md advance our country IN
tina, hloh destiny which would then await her. LET
ms abandon thai abject dependence uaon the mo.
re,ed mower of Euoland iusiai,e fran her
crasn that moaeyed trident. more potent than Nh
her arm, and uay,es, with which she can nov. nj
any moment. explode our paper system, and oyer.
throw, at one blow, all our great and cherished
interests. Is ,hlS a time for This miserable do.
pendence upon British powerl l. this a time.
when Thai naughty Empire is threatening 10 dis.
member oue OF the sovereign States Of this { on.
Iederacy, when She IS Selling and occupying
portion OF that sol, within our undoubted hunts,
acquired by The tolls OF the Revolution, and not
an acre Of which ever can be surrendered, SO long
as there is one tue Amcucnn heart beating with
~ an American BOSOM I,hs time, too, when
that power IS gradually se,2ng upon the uch ter.
rlory west OF the Rocky Mountains, and WHEN
she seems, WITH ne 'lew to force tie sale Of her
POISONOUS drugs to be threatening, by inIquitous
bIockades' to rePel our lag and commerce from
the Chinese coasts this The period to forge the
paper CHAINS Which are to bad all oor industry
aod All our commerce 10 VIC loo'sio"I oI British
power NO i'' 'AtI' aH our HadFe energies
ligp,ttt 10 IA doll