Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-18
MESSAGE.
10 zee Presiisa. u ths Nenais.

nave 'r'HNln tied 10 the House of Rc.rssop.
~ 'u''s'aerahun ann usc of both House.
= N'iSo' 'eda'h resolutions OF the LIZ .latur, ol
requesting the S~n1ior. .fi r..
oi that Slate in Congress Il, -,
'"'n'ioHaI means. every auemat 20 Jr.,r,y 80 -
"a P'''e''Ne poiiey of out Government. and IN a..
'heir eIerlious To procure the passage oc su,b -
: VIII oHcctually protect the lahors of tb,, c,u,,,.
"0'" 'e P'''y ana Legislation oiforsicn government"
Anu also certain Resolutions of the Leo s,,t,-. ~
Alaaanai. upon the same subject.
4HSS s"qle@tionaby q topic Of great interc., a,d
reserves 'he most carciai aud deliberate cop,iIer,,i,,
- "o"VN''' IL Is SNamtued with the canlor il, ina.
p'''"'e merits 1t VIII toe ioand that a wider differ.
- - Er''.o'"' shi''ed Than either facts or sIper.
renee VIII Justify. The con,ruver.. when di.rop.
he'IcG in"n the complexion and inn,.i,. c,,.,-o
g UoJ. """'| u"ue'-
lhe Question Is generally debated and sr,uel n,
a "S"ef r'gar!ihg only tic p-ics Of goods,
nhIis TINS Is obviously but a .ubIrdina,. clemsn, ai
me controversy. Revenue mus, be ,,isoi III -,
va, mere isa difference of opinion AZ 4, ,hs on,pn,
anu me manner of raising a.: because ifa.scsS,d IN ,,o
~ Oiuu"es upon tosrign merchandise. II i bailey.
" d ' a SERIOUS iGilenceon domestic Industry.
MANY OF The growers of cotton contend c- IA, lsss,
amount that will subScrvc the nosi ur,,,, 81 II.
ie"saoie necessities oithc goyesnent-auI Inc l.,I.
"s "'J'S' appears TO he To prevent buricninr. or i'm.
P'o'ls inPprtaiions. This policy. If carried out. ". MA
N'"''u'e 'his amount 90 rs 20 give the least pos,ble
~ nhl mechanical lahDF- baror,p
H'"'n's rNni domestic productions is believed 4, al.
minish impustaiions.
ihe bass oi this policy Is TO encourage in,,r,s.
""' because a greater demand Is supposed IN b..
merely created Tor COTTON. anl the growth =, be slim.
I"'cu HWus obviously terminates IL The cncnur.
ag~neni ola domestic business. and resolves ,,.lCi,
10 Iio same principle which Influence. all Tho =,
HueIhs ela%"s nhp desire aid from The rcruIa,i,n NJ
iO's'sh 'rade. In pursuit ofIh.s object. many of The
800 - e''oh represent Iha. they are Tho great
oAP"'''hS interest. and for thai reason. ins s., nsa ri 81,
upon policy that shall promote their pr,,n.ritv IN =.
nov however Inc exporting, but the importing tradr.
mar thcy would regulate for this purrnso /, H..
'''y "s'e NJ greater. or moro immediate i.terc,t
"a" u, ''e coahiry--iUr all the Country are sonsuu,.
= "hd me ha'den OF dulles (as fr as there is suyl
al uIoh inc eonsuEisrs: indeed, ir there were no
consumers ct foreign merchandise but Tho ~ .or.a,
cotton; Is MANIFEST tho demand for II v,,,iI ~ -
''m''ed' and consequently tho honewarl traIa c,r,
p'fiHNe small. IL ia difficult therefore To nerc.;,.
The Justice Il such claim. or 10 discover ,nyc-,.rJ.
"h Mhi'h II can rest for special favor. or any rcs,n,
wy We P'"iAc1!on Of cotton should be more con.
great interest. 'H 1
HWe as'ume the position thar IN. no-o cool. -.
'oP'f' me moe cotton W. shall export. and tbereG,ro
'Ns"' oy al P'ssiole means u encourage imn,r.
''oa'' 20 "hala condition would ssch q policy brip,
j" e'',!eH oHd We should either derive must of
our supplies, which are not produced hv epItix,,i,,
the SOIL from foreign work shaps. .r .bo,lr a. -
Prl'eI 10 work al The rate Of wages which nr.v,Is j.,
O!a Ah1 over p'pulOds countries. I'ss i tho ipe,t.
as!r result Tor the planter Of cotton finds a certain
"h'A'' ABROAD Tor hls siaple, while other agricultural
- ~ "o' ana me assumption that The demand for
,''"H WI increase rs IA pOrtallons increase. il E,nnd.
ded on tao sIpposIiion tina, other nr,I,.o Iii CT
niue lsm'n4 ~ The regions frm winch ip,,-a- ~,
'"'el! derived S1d therefore the cation trad, Will
reap The principal uivaningr. This view oS npbIr
~ embraces ba' one ii,'aresi. ard looks Only 10
.h nUHnn 81 -
ness. Inc other great branches ufagricsit,r,l MIR.
Try having no markets abroad capabIe of 49,, a.,
'HosH'PiI IS o! her productions. are forced uD,n the
necessity Of creating them at home. bv Jver,i,,
amor ihio other pursuits. aud thus creating mn.
'p" wants 10 o. Supplied by diversity OF occupa
t. accomplish his object. n policy which i l.,
extent ih' opposite to that Of ths elton grower. b,s
oseh ueencd wise and sIpcdieuL The ohjsct b...
oeeh 'hs domestic production of certain articles Ia.
'.i' % '"P''hn'Isi or rather 70 encourage our own
iaso'e7s, instead ci restoring TO ihe .h,r, and man.
factories ofGrergn countries WLilo -. - -
aoiicys Ike tlu OF The cotton crl,ycr. m, c- ,,s -
she encouragement OF domestic inluslry: Ike that als,
II seeks stability by The regulation Of f,rsig, til,
bi' instead 81 aiming al tho direct increase OF i'm 5,r.
'a''''S !AeeNS an !ro': 4 Discriminate in lac aSscs.
Inenioi auis' upon imports, which shall enable ~.
n.'I'-''u'ef aii m~sch'nic, under The protection lhys
nfr1oj' 10 bring the produce Of their IoL,r i,,, a..
niINs' on iitofi'i2 terms, against imported articles
INC same description, Il ihls ap,co-s The, -
'''''s sees we s"'afs 'Ineni of domcstIc pr1Iuction.
- '''-n we reg ''ni'on Of foreign tradei but tho pcncr.
al policy OF ire snc necessarily lends ro Je,ross -
sgrca'turists who are connected win cotton =. a.
manufacturers and the me thnnrc trades.
while hato the uIIer tends To- s;rest,rn ami .,,;---
ute the diversified pursuits oflabor'
"c qHes''h mere ar!ses. aEo these great interest,
i'rcconciIhbie, aud must The one or tbr o,bcr -
be pursued. regardless o fall Other ,-.5J.,.,l y''y
nave nelIher time. nor - this a N orr,s,,p 70 L..
'h' question: though ] may be permitted IN r,m,L
mat IHe iOfiIScs Of the country Do not noos,r Il, 20,
"P'n my sueh alternative. II he policy which i
>'H 10 diversity OF empIOym Mt. could be carried
~ It's fullest extent. u would end in p,r,Iyzirs
~ '"'p'N"hSIins The country, involving these win,
'''"'ate u ln The common calamity. Hib-,r e,,,,,-
r'I' upon ms aInJuut oi Imports. thrs. must IN !
"'' u'pshi upon the ability Oftho population IN cor.
,.''' ana lhe imports cannot exceed that abiIify -
u 'he importing policy, have. there. /
ore = great Wi"res; IH sustaining the cgmrr,, 80.
'sHiy OF the whole country. rs thar nr,,s /, c|,,.LI. I
u sustaining taeir p,lIcy. LABOR, ~ now JiyiJet ,cts
'''' '.' Tesifalus, 90 s.IJa extent. pOrif,u .Dly ,rI
ne articles imported; bsi -til dlvcr.iiy 3renul.vp,,,,
? me wa PiHcIpi' Of our ability &, become ths co,.
on. % u" COT
whatever nag be ,ko objects Of qgsb , cL.,-
NY mere can DO no misepprehons,Ja ab.,f ia,
~ " h'i't or'Tai0 uuiiyyr1biy Co. n division n.
ID ~ '.7"G manufacturing md mschani. /
- '"' ! IA not able % perceive azy tb,ry
quo" ''h recommend such r slaree uyIc,, h..
,e'i'i'Ie 70 substitute hrcigu Tor domestic r-,Iyr',n-
"s,o nay 'o Hose Who beiieV- he osgr.ssfo oil
''.s VIII DO increased ~ diminishing f,-..
I'''Ne"''ti but even thi' may be- well Jg.stcr
" VIC mI.' consider whether 90 uUl NOT f. .s fL,fs
= '"I"I Ie general ability 10 consume. as 90 mere
nave we 'hcn reached q point. when ~ ps5i.,.
- t.'.' ..'y requires Nc o. pu; az hazlrl Inc r-..,
.' '.'NfF HF s1JpruE q tIaryc uCr .fr-. D
"ai'h promises n1,b.ug ruf cy,7 Tr.rs 81
p - DOS one p1as1b'e caniingcHcy in which fbe -
.' '' o'N'n caI reap aIyluisgs from 10. and fb,t Il,
increasing Imp'Ti1uous. Eut thry. a. vel =.
'.'. q "'-' Perceive nl1l resIlt can be- ar1 ned ,rfg F.
:. oAI use o. domestic labor by dmfnshirr
ny advantage viii accrue DO Ius manner or ,L.,