The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-16

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esel.os hogs. a.. lile ssrIlas q oa' ~.
a Great Braa,n. ths la u thsi eoaaal
s,ys Is ~: .Yoor pfodsss cannon 3
.oid here, saitss you pay haaaisn -
esna. n Inc -ay d dsay. Ahal aaAs
Iesnlt u thls.
TLef,rmerouesshe seslfra merchant
tn. vYs,,ra merchant owes ne rss-
,eTu merchant. and he lailef % lndso'eo
n his merchant 10 London. hon zhom
Le makes BIS lnpOGssllons.
The day Of psyDsni srEisss, ana ms
merchant calls on The larmrf. nc var
mer has esesy variety u Pfod1ee, ous
no money. This vii not pay ihs oso1'
for ,hs western msTrhanl mus eisehafge
his eastern liability. and thai can only %
discharged 10 gold and silver or ~ fqni's'
lenl; Tor Ihs reason thai Ihe eastern mer-
chan. 10 required 10 make his paymenis ~
I,oudon, in such lunds. ie1s - The cham
Of connexion.
H.rcs il 10 thai. with soil issmlnt
with abundance, The farmer 10 sued snu
sacriicrd. ).
Now. II the required payment eouldbe
made IN The products Of tbs SOL. OIL lar
rae, il 10 obvious Thai no difficulty would
occur. Why eannos The psymsn. %
thus mad,l Simply for The reason that
our produes will not pay ihs Brush dsol.
,herelors il 10 Of no use 20 ihs eastern msr-
chant. And /, silI no. pay The British
DEB, Tor the rssssn. thsi The duty 70 20
ersa, upon American products. 20 % pro-
h,bil Them, sImosi. from iheir msIksls.
II Great Britain would adm, our corn
and wheat and pork, fres Of duty. INTO
her ports. a market aunld lhUs be otiersd
offered Tor our western surplus, would
nav our debts. satisfy the merchant. snd
leave The cash on this side Of lhs Atlantic.
Bot this she will mol do.
Then how stands the case! Why. tho
loco foco doctrine is. that Great Britain
shall send her broadclolhs. her hats. her
shoes, 10 short her articles Of msnuiselurs,
free Of all duty. into this country While
a. The same lime, she shall be psTmlIlIsd
10 charge 10 al the -talrassgsnt rae
mentioned, for lie privilege Of snisTing
her porls. ......
One result Of This 10 al once absioDs.
We permit Great Britain 10 food this
country with her wares: our merchants
boy lhsm and become indebted TO her
for them. aud we become indebted 10 the
merchants. When pay day comes nalh'
Ing but the cash will answer. Great BrI
tain wiIl mol trust ovI Stale bark.--she
will mol have our scrip, nor svr S,.is
sIorks-she must have Gold and Silver!
Thus il is that Golj and Silser are
drained from our needy people. This
kind Of free trade kesrs vs. continually IN
debl--binds Us neck and heels TO Qlsen
VIctoria-erss,ss large foreign balance
sgalnsi Us. shIch nothing bu, The metals
wall discharge. aa. 50
Nos. ihs Wigs 70 in Tor this sort Of
doctrine: They contend ihsi America
Should say 10 Great Bi,ain I" We are
md dependent Of you. lfyou will take our
Corn aud Wheat upon The same terms lha,
we buy your brosdclVlhs. well aud good
We can usda in that way. But ~e can
no, stand this l" dead open and shut game"
We cannot PERM, you To refuse Va Pur
chase what ne have To sell. and al the sane
time keep Us in debt for ,uur commod,.
ties. and require Gold and Silver. al Inst.
in discharge Of The debt. This 10 kind
OF free trade which we cannot conITs-
hrnd."
Ii Great Britain refuses To screde 10
these terms. l,, her 60! IL our doc tn-.
We will keep our gold and silver aiming
ourselves. II We want cloths. and silks,
&C.. God has given Us country which
comprises within itself all the matsrls|
! for m ans necessities. We will make Oui
own CLOTHS. This will build UP manu-.
factories. Thee manufactures will en-
rIoy thousands Of hands. Our needy
laborers will thus have bread. And ouI
own manufactures vii create an sbun
dant markr. Tor The produce u our far
mers.
i Lick The imperial ,oe Of Great Britain
fortsoolh! Feed her pampered belly upor
Gold and Silver. The result Of our sa eat
snd toll. While she turns up her imperi.
nose in contempt Of American pr"ducI'
We have too much Of the old Plymouth
spirit for that. Better earn food oil hon
e., Independence though IL be coarss.-
better spor, our own homespun and I'm
ssy wool.sy in the honest pride Of fee
men. Than 10 swsgger in purple. and DO :
10 the trucking policy which admits Us
as a faUor, upon commercial terms w,ll
!, Great Britsini
This is the Hhig doctrine. We g
, distinctly for charging Great Britain a
, much as she charges US. in the way 9
. duty. This IS what IRE call fair trade
J But Locoiocobm thinks Otherwise.