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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

VINehNIA.Al.Ea lc. held ia the cIsIs'. ofice o1a

VINGlNIA-AtRulcs held In the Clerks office ofthc
Circuit superior Court OF law and ChanccTy for the
county OF Henrco and city Richmond on the Chaneery
side, the 7ih day Of February, siG-Rchard
PHI against Emelne Hair, John Minor Blair
bar The widow and children Of Archibald Blair, deed
peaanee aud given security, according the Act of AS
smoy anu Tue Rules OF this Court, aud II appearing, by
satisfactory evidence that they arc not iDhabans OF bs
commonwealth; IL ordered, That tho said
do appear AT the Ruesto be held the first Monday In ay
neAti and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of
THIS order be forthwith Inserted some newspaper pub
hshed IN the city OF Richmond for months success.
svey rosted aiho front door of the Capitol in e said
city. , A copy Tcstc. $50 1870
4 9-tlwpw - ' wM q ANns f.,,L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

DLOuGiis An assortment received the Office Of the
Il southern Paner-Somc novel; few very highly Il.
nishcd and others at reduced price.
feb Is BOTTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

DHINCIPE CIGARS 10000 Principe Cigar,
l. branded Garcia, very superior
btpO Principe Cigars branded LnonOrta very superior
, huVO do do DO Tacon, IN store. and Tor sale
by JAMES STEER & sON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

NlRGiNlA-Af Roles held in fhs CLERKS Omce or
tho Circuit super or Court " law and Chancery OF
EsscG county TIE 81 Jay OF January t~i-. William H.
Iayl'e, plaintiff. 'Eains Moore Brockenbrough sri
Thompson MUIR n, t'miuisfitors with tho will anne ed
sarah Murren, cGaiccs Of George Murrcn, deed Lvnc
Shac kcliord Shcrfof Richmond county, and con.nftee
administrator OF The estate 81 wism Hoburne dec "a
and Ia 'c who s one % the executors Of Col John
Tsyloc, Sec "a, dclcndauts.-fa C-aHcery.
The lcfcn iants Thomas Murrcn. Snsanna AMI sarah
Mufrcn, aus faYoc not having entered their aprcsr.
ancc 3nI aqpsarug ~ satisfactory evidence hst tie sai
defendants ere not Inhabitants % this Commonwcsifh
go ihe motion of the pifinuL u s Ordered That
nc $50 defendants DO appear 81 the Rules 10 fie
'ctss uihce Aforesaid, on The ffU Montay in March
neN lni answer The cfsinsi, AMI amended and supple
ncnh ~ oilhe plaintiff aud that copy of ts order be
,tts,h Inserted in SOME newspaper published in the
ey ~ kchmond for two months sssvcy. sud that
smother copy be posted ~ thc front The Court hossc
Of this eouuiy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
Dissolution OF CO PARTNEp

DISSOLUTION OF CO PARTNERSHIP.
'HE eo'rafnershp heretofore existing underline name
Of cambridge Gibbons, dissolved on the FIRST OF
January last, 10y mutual consent.
Those Indebted 10 us, viii call aud settle eir accounts
and alpcrsons having claims against u.s. will
TOT settlement. VI DANDRIDGE
GEORGE Il GIBBONS
The Grocery businessis continued by my late partner
NMT Gbbona) at old stand opposite the swan ru
who will attend TO all orders we have heretooTe: an
hope my old customers ai friends will continue their
dealings with lin. hereby return my thanks TO INV
irond5 and the public for the liberal patronage bestowed
On me IN ihcirdeangs. and consgnmcnts Produce 10
my c1rc-nnd now inform them that shall continue The
Commission business and may be found at Mr. Gibbons
store, where keep my Office and solicit continuation
oil patronage In conssumeuis OF all kinds Of Produce
- - X NJ cambridge.
N. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel.

WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel.
Drawing Of the Va. Mononsalis, Extra No 7:
- 60 ~ 81 % 40 90 CO Is
Nos 81 49, another capital prize, sold paid At this
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON. Viz.
For Saturday, 18th February.
Va Monongaia, Class q, at Alexandra Capitals-s3n.
@ I'm 10 90 600, 60n 3so 9S7O 10 prizes OF IOO1
% Of 30 80 Of fpD, 75 hos-I3 drawn Tickets
For Saturday, e6th February
Va Leesburg. Ektr, No 10, at Alexandra Capl,ais-
s3lOoo loco, 5On, 300 25O lOi7 IOo prizes on 100
etc. rs Nos-i2 drawn. TIckctsslO. '
Mammoth scheme for 18th March, at Alexandra, Cant
tas-ssD.o, 300 boo. 1900 i0OOo, 800 7OOO ESQ
o. SO Of tOOD OF 3UOn OF 2sO, 10 u 100 ~ nj,
1850 60 OF 1000 etc. etc 10 Nos-i3 drawn Teke,s s26
Ht- N. BAH orders punciuaily attended TO, either
Ior paekaResof who'e halves quartersOr single
Ticket, and drawing forwarded when required.
eh CHARLES wORTHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

HOSE AND HALE HOSEA good assortmeI
OF the above articles always hnnd-for sale cheap
80 u CUNNINGHAM'S
ic 10 New and che up cash dry goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

PIANO OF SIX AND HALF OCTAVES.
" DANIEL has for sale, n grand acton Plano Forte
w . Of six and half Ocavcs Tho only instrument II
the description for sale in R'chmond Also three others
Of six oetayes, at thc priccsof e275 and gan.
w DANIEL,
Square above the Banks
Daily expected in the Nassau further supply OF dale
Co.'S Piauos one Of e aud one Of octavos. Ge l6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

- An AWAY from Richmond, the 9th December
II last my man HENRY RANDOLPH, w!io has lived In
mat place ior tc last four years, the nc Tavern and
the Powhau House. nc fawuy co'0rci negro about
hvc feet, inches hir, and about twenty eight cr thirty
Gals ~ ago lie Is bchcvcdto have down Norok
On the boli ofiha Gay. ~ virtue OF which be hld
u a. 10 CLIQUE s'cr county Tie has brother living
norfolk, aud Is probably lurking there AZ flis time
Henry be- well known, that further description Is nm.
necessary. Twill the above reward Of Two Hundred
Dollars for his apVrc. out OF the STATE or Ffy Dol
larsf taken within the State, prov SEES be sha in either
be secured n any jail In tbs SAFE, sc tiaf get him
again. WN. ROBINS, r..
Gloucester ccunfy.Na.
to The Foriok Herald will please copy an send IL
account ~ this once. la2f-ec6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
IHE i1llown, GOols with many others the Dry Good
hnc, may be found AZ very reduced prices at u Cnn
ninghsin's cheap cas- store
English aud American Clcoes at Ct 10 l2l l6 20 and
-
Furniture Prints at 5 10 III IL ~ and Is els
Mousln lie Lanes az ~ p ~ 8. ~ cts and finer
Green worsicd Barge 37t 81 and Cpl cts
White, PINK, blue and black Italian Grapes, assorted
do do do Grape H. sic, assorted
Figured and plain SWISS Muslins
White and Black Thule Iiccs
Thread, bobbuou andlisle Laces and Eisinss
Muslin and Cambria Inscrtugs and E,lgines
llemstiiched an corded Linen CambTic iIandkeIils
Linen CamhIcs assorted qualities
Irish Linens, Kcntings and Diapers, SC. &c.
The above goods will be sold low pricesa
CUkNINGHAM'S
feb IL New and Cheap Cash Dry Good store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
PROCEEDINGS IN Bankruptcy.

THE BANKRUPT LAW OF THE UNITED
STATES,
WITH rue RuLrs AND REGULATIONS
sprescIibed by the Hon. John Mason Judge of tho
u = Court for the Eastern District Of vrxiu,a with
The names Of the Assignee aud Table
OF res 10 be charged, and form OF Petition. carefully
compiler IN pamphlet form, for sale Printing Office
on Iiih street opposite Dunlop, Moneure 4 Co.
R-Priee 70 cents per copy
feb " dA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
FOR PARTIES

SHIRTs AND DWAwBRs-woolcn,M erino
~ anu ELK Shirts aud Drawers assorted qualities
feIs New and chcap cash dry sonss store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
BARGAINS IN my GooDS

PURLAPs, nURLAPs-9ogb bales BurIapl from
ID No to 4, In store, and for sale low.
fe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
% SLAVES AND OTHER PROPERTY
FOR SALE

% sLANES AND OTHER PROPERTY
FOR SALE
rbhLL sell TO the highest bidder, for cash. at Wilton
tne i,e Ie.henee Of Robert Randolph, decd about
% slaves the stock ofhorses mules oxen, cows sheep
logs household and kitche furniture crop corn
posed 70 he about 500 barrels, blade and top folder hay
SUGAR oats straw and shucksa good carriage and
tunbri carts, and all the farming utensi Of
rpuon Whatever, TO satisfy execution in nv hands
IN as9r OF Joseph Allen, executor ofHuson Brett Dc
one oler execution In favor ofGeo Taylor against &m
admit with the will annexed OF Rob't Ran.
~ nee a. sac TO commence al II O'clock, A. NJ and
er y al sold or sueieney for the purpose OF satisfy
"S al 49, uOhs JONES, by for
lcb l-ut5lu a II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

I EE's Pills
II Hoopcr's female Pills
Fcops Pills
Petcrt Pills
ncckwi'ha Pills
Tomato Pills. and all other kinds OF Pills may he !
HAD OF SAMUEL =. DOVE,
Sign Of tho Hlick nov anil Mor',r
10 10 Mansion House, chmonJ |
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
(hoNER-sEED.-iJ bushels prime qlaniy Tor
~ sale DAVENPORT d ALLEN

MERCER POTATOEs-lOOO bushels Mercer
w Potatoes Ia sore at Rocketisor sale low Apply
fe JAMES FISHER e. SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
SI'KNY"Y' - OFFICE

- Drawing OF Leesbnrg Lottery. No 7-Feb. 18Th.
20 OF q 81 "a rs So rs co ~ ~ &c 6s.
Ticket Nos b2s 81, prize OF slOo1 sold Lady, and
Will DC PAID, on presenting by sTRATTON.
The All Prize Seller
mononesls Lottery Class C-For Monday morning 1
prize Of s51Oo1 1900 lOOQ 6OoO, 300 30 of 100
Tiekctssl0 rs Nos-l3 drawn.
To Orders for tickets In the above Grand Lottery will
be inc; with prompt attention. If addressed to
. N. srRATTON,
10 ~ Riehmond,va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
7-colmls ORMsBEE q CARTER.


large ami convenient Brick Dwelling House,
Gs5N near the residence Of Mr. Dill suitable for GEN.
EisiM tcel family. II hos large and productive gar.
a-- den, and the usual out.houecs auac he'd 10 H. Pc.
mediate possession given Apriy 10
IA 10 eoltf NATTflEWS 4 TTNpERtkWr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
AGRIcUITuRaI. caFNIsTnY


|OkoANic CHEMISTRY In hs application 20 Asrie u
~ tue and Physiology. BY J. Leibs ID Professor OF
chemistry Ia the University Of Gleason, edited from the
Manuscript OF tho Author by l. Paylsir. N u. second
csron with an Into ueiion, notes, and appcn-
dh, by y w webster, VI D. Professor Of Chemistry In
Harvard University. farther supuy just received By
f-t2 SMITH. DRISkER a MORRil
Sorkkiok oiu Cosnae bTandy. In boIIss-lor sale.
~ 10 10 NJ BURTON.
ELouR-fam!ly and Esra supeIGne Flour for sale.
10 10 n N BURTON.
'No MEssRs. JOHN II. FOX AND TnO'S
- FOX Gentlemen: A. youafc not Inhabitants Of
ihis COMMONWEALTH yon will take notice that shall al
Gloueerter Coup house, tho iAh Of Anil neat
between the hours Of ~ o'clock N, AMI 4 ~ pfocce
TO take the dcpositons OF Thomas Cook aud other. 10
be read an evidence In suit Depending in the erc nil al
perior court OF law and ehaneery the county OF ,o
eeseI on the ehaneety SIDE la which plant. and
John seawen and you are Defendants; aud, N non,
any cause the said deposons not taken on thai ay
or being eoninene cd aud finished Trey will be cont
nnsditom dsy to Jay until tho same be concluded when
"nu "nerey you may aitsneh you think proper.
Your obt seIsfP,
WI SMITH a co.
by q Tabb. their Attorney.
Clouccs ester county, Va, Feb. 7th. 1872
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
BALL AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
ElR I-AlII.= A II Z. :, III
For GENTLEMEN

White and Fancy o5lorcd KID and silk Gloves
Fancy silk Crlvats AMI scarfs
Silk and Linen Pocket TIdkfs "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

100 prizes Of $1,000 amounting to 100000.
Va Lecsbrug Lottery ENTa Class No 10 for S2-To b..
determined by the drawing oftAe Union o;iery Class No
Tor lsiS 10 be drawn Alexandria, d. C. on saturday
tie 18th OF Feb. 1874 Bdlaut Scheinc-S3lO1 lnlO
500 SON. p % lol7 loo prizes Of 1850 10 Of 300 % of20
II OF 2OJ etc Tickets elG hIves 81 quarters = 50 Ger
proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR FEBRUARY.
lsI1

Drawing CT Virginia Leosburg Lottery. Extra, Nos
q ~ 50 3 IS l6 q IS b al sI Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

~ Ep nankels, very superior and cheap
IL fcI5 THO r. PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19
Drawing OF Virginia Mononsalia Lottery. No Q.
ei p 10 90 % II "a - IS % % 50 %.

Drawing OF Virginia Leesburg Lottery. MOI:
10 81 p GO a p % - 60 "a 10 &c c;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-19

MISSES FINE sEALSKIN, MOROCCO AND LEA
vi TIER sIlOES-Purchascts will fnd very complete
assortment Of the above shoes at low pTires.at
u BURLINGTON s. cos,
e. II Mansion Iousr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
VIII IOcoiOcolsm give you
A Better Currency !?

No, never: they ruined that. and they now insist
upon restoring the Infamous SUB-TREASURY
SCHEME.
Do they promise any change OF policy or mea-
sures from that pursued by them while in power?
None at all. They adopt the same destructive
principles aud hold up the same men for your sup
port-which principles aud which men have re-
duced the country 10 its present deplorabe condi-
ton.
We warn the people, then, that there is no hope
for them and none for the country, save in sus'
tanning and strengthening The Wings. Let Tyler
be condemned lie, locolocosm be repudated-
let the faithful and devoted Wings in Congress,
who have earnestly and honestly sought to redeem
their pledges and restore prosperity TO The coun-
try, be sustained, y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
care johnson of Tennessee.

Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON moved to amend the amendment
the gentleman from New York. Mr. Fillmore by striking
the amendment, and inserting ON all manufactured WOOL ~
cent ud vHorom lie said that he NOT IN FAVOR
OF GIVING PROTECTIONTO THE GROWERS OF WOOL;
he ipos NOT IN FAVOR OF PROTECTION TO ANY INTER
EST other than that uheh from duties laid solely only
He proposed the 20 per I'D vaoan, because
he believed II would produce this might
the duties of WOOL would diminish on that of
finer quality lie did look these things he looked the
revenue In addition 10 this IL would diminish the difficulties
experienced by custom house officers the collection of the
He hoped the amendment would be adopted and be
carried out through the bdispensnr with the prn
cpe adopted in it, and getting rd at the time, Of the
troyoses which witness between the wool and
tho manufacturer of wool the wishing increased duty
the raw wool the other resisting TINT increase unless
pondng Increase should be given the
dregardng the interest of the great body the 2eop-the
the Committee of Ways and Means, chairman The bill
had been long printed and tables amendment is now
offered essentially changing material and important
b that could not have printed but CUES pro
Visions il read the Clerks table. He thought the chair
should have given notice TO the committee, had
amendment printed"
"Mr. SMITH of Virginia moved strike and in
ser cents lie said evident that the
to how much could be made the by tho
on of this duty, for the benefit of this interest," not
with view to revenue. HE WENT ON TO CONTEND THAT,
If HIGH DUTIES WERE IMPOSED, THEY WOULD co
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WOOI-GRO WEIR, on ohom no
duties imposed the support Of the Government Thy uere
like the dndhoders Of England England had taxed for the
pressve system the of the nation the andhodrs had
gropn rich. Noe, contrary the genius Of gousrn-
mont to adopt such system as this"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
>--ua~'

And the question being on the title of the bill
Mr.. Randolph moved TO amend il by causing il
TO read - bill TO provide revenue for imports, and
for other purposes"
MIR. Roosevelt moved to amend the amendment
by adding the words, "and to protect domestic
manufactures"
Mr.. Stnnly moved the previous question.
And there was second.
MIR. S. submitted to the Chair as the reporter
understood whether it would he in order TO with
draw the previous question, so MS 10 enable him
to move an amendment to Mr.. Roosevelts amend
ment, so rs to cnuse it to read, "und TO protect
domestic industry and manufactures"
The motion was not in order.
Mr.. Lewis asked the yeus and nays on the n
mondment to the amendment (which were order.
ed, and, being taken, were: Yeas "a nays l05.
so the amendment to the amendment was re-
jected.
And the amendment of Mr.. Randolph was n.
greed to.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
Right p! Right !

The Wings made great sacrifice when they
consented to strike distribution from the Tariff bill
to save That but they have not abandoned the
Lands, aud heaven forbid that they ever should.
No-tIe deeds the constitution and the plight
ed nil of The nation given to the old ,hlreen, re-
qure that the lands shall not go into the Treasury
Policy orbns il for it would reduce the Tariff
and render il unstable aud utterly unfit for The pur
pose of protection. We are rejoiced TO say there
fore, that the Wings III Congress still insist upon
maintaining the rights of the states While they
have separated this question from the Tariff bill
they have PASSED A NEW BILL in TIE.
HOUSE, repeating that clause of the land bill
which requires suspension Of distribution, when
the Tariff exceeds 20 per cent. We expect John
Tyler will veto or pocket probably tire latter
but The Whigs of Congress and The country tcU per
Sist until The tranty yields gives place in lS45 TO
Wing successor. DISTRIBUTION AND PRO-
LECTION 90 hand in hand, us absolutely essen
lal to each other aud TO the prosperity ofhe coun'
try. The House passed the bill, l0l to S0-lhe
lucus against it,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
Q the fruits of locofoco misrule.

Extract from speech of Charles j. Inger'Ou,
the loco member, "who would have been Tory
had he lived in the Revolution;
"THIs BILL [speaking of the Tariff WILL
GRE A SHORT LIVED ONE If 1T PASSES (;
"THR NEXT CoNGREss WILL BE DEMOCRATIC,
"ANp WILL REPEAL TIP
o glorious friendship for protection l-Vgily
ocofocoism loves Tariff-to use as q gull trap |!
hut il is no go in Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
FOR THE wooL.GRoWERs OF
VERMONT.

The more clear it is rendered by incontroverti-
bic facts that the new Tariff bill is better Tor the
wool-grower than any bill since 1928, the more
conclusive is the testimony that the WHlGS did
every thing to render this bill still better, aud that
The LOCOFOCO5 resisted il to the lust-just 80
much the more grossly do the locofoco papers
lie. Behold the last Patriot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05

Explanation. Levi d. Villas, Esq. of Chelsea.
requests TO state that he opposed Tho Objection
able features OF the non-mpFisonmentl IN lo9o,
and opposed it in committee last year. Blu, ne d,a
not oppose il, as he acknowledges, IN Ine LOUISE.
The fact was there was no opposition n 'he rouse
or Senate, from Wing or Loco. While we con-
slider il somewhat strange that II was so, we SUI
mi, whether the ocofoco presses can rlgh,Iy claim
any advantage from measure for which their
patty is alike responsible with ours a' siaa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
Protection a.?

No-never: they destroyed the Tariff OF 2s-
they turned out an administration II. @. Adams
which, as Mr.. Dillingham; said The other day,
made protection its hobby" by the way, Paul
was then riding that hobby: wonder if he is not
lobbying n little now Every man knows that the
only hope which locofocoism has for success, is
by coaescing with the slave power. Such Goa
lition is the first step in their policy, and hence
the very next is TO REPUDlATE PROTEC-
TON. Thus they destroyed tho Tariff of '2s,
and hence EVERY LOCOFOCO FROM NEW
ENGLAND BUT ONE HAS CONSTANTLY
VOTED AGAINST PROTECTION AT THE
PRESENT SESSION.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05

NEIIHER ASKS NOR NEEDS PROTECTION. With our
immense ana FERTILE fields and productive soil tho FAENrR can
Sn s ne torid Without fear NJ being pat NJ
FRfF az Ieregner can bring markets, E1EN
sn " DOII, ne agricultural products of other nations and
9 ~ ,Sgpson h producers IT Cannot az DOSE
aEfNs MI ~ fsN ~ PROTECTING OUR FARMERS A.
gfin 1nn hMroRTAIIoN OF FOREIGN AGRiCUI-
rIFs N AND IF you PLEASE LAY NJ
~ B pyp Ills pp Il MERE FETCH AND CANNOT SERVE
Any PURPOSE FURTHER THAN TO BLiND TIiF rvrS
OF SOME HONEST BUT YET UNINFORMFn pponIf
CER.n-Dellle Dee. %. 1871. Inn - INopo-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-05
".r1r. Charles EsrO,yu.

n ocofoco from great agricultural State Wis Pennsyyano
moved TO sike out per cent duty all wool Than
cents per pound and insert He there wero
many manufacturers Of wool his district who would be
seriously injured by the proposed duty Heretofore woods under
cents mad been imported free, and the articles
out o. me wool wore liable to duty of 50 per Now
wool costing between cents mud cents pound would be 30
per cents and the articles manufactured subject 10
put o per giving home protection of but por
cent, anu making, compared with former laws difference
against mo manufacturers 40 per cent This
was truly strange way of protecting encour-
aging home industry lie thought the argument had BEEN that
was necessary to protect American abor-ha what had
been panyzed but noo tho manufacturer is
Do sacrificed, 70 PROMOTE THE INTEREST Of THE
HE-9L1HP SHEEP GROWER. 1t is not the labor of man
that to be increased but the go Sheep had been said
that protecting duties were necessary consequence
pce OF labor IN other countries but 10 protect
against ne batter breed or fred Of animals abroad Such Tariff
ms this his constituents had asked for would not thank
them for Disguised il might be- rolf ~ shesp,s
clothing and for one, he and such protection and iood
Rire his support 10 such injurious pasure Bodes these
woods manufactured articles mostly used y the
classes To increase the price of the material would
rae, necessarily the price Of the articles n the
manufacturer continued make them the class of la
borer manufacturers mechanics others would be Cypress
ed instead of relieved And nsoad of equtaby
mise revenues seemed him he the character Of
the whole bill to aid the large manufacturing capitalist and THE
PRODUCER OF THE RAW MATERIAL, at the expense Of
the smaller manufacturers mechanics, and laborers And
would have to be materially changed, to his support"