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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-13
General Printing-BOOks-Pa phil cts
Cards--BiIls, &c.


Having now nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city, ready print books pamphlets cards.
bills, and all kinds of useful and elegant printing, the
most mo lerate terms, and for cash pay ments.
This office we have fitted up at great expense--in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have alrea
dy executed work of several thousands of
dollars End still busy printing ofhe beau
tilu articles issued from the press Ladys Maya
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
in the country. The beautiful Typography of the New
YoRK LANCET is well known
All applications for printing will be made to Mr.
ELLIOTT the Manager, at the office of the Hereldor up
stairs in the printing Office entrance 81 Nassau
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR OF THE HERALD GENERAL PRINrING OFFICE
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
New YoRK, Goth Sept, 1912.
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Domestic Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Il-TIere is no material change to
note either in the price demand for Howard Flour
since this day week The sales of good standard brands
from store have been principally made during the week
at 81 sale OF City Mills made to-day at 81
time with interest Susquehanna at S406 The inspec
tons Of the week comprise Ia 272 bbs and $50 half bbs
The inspections of Tobacco continue light. Prices range
Tor Inferior and common Maryland at $3.50 $780, mid
ding to good - as; good S6,50 8; and fine Ssa H.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PIILApELPHIA Nov l2-Cd Independence, Birkett Mar
sses; Emily Bemadou, st Jaso de Cuba Thorn, Elwel
Falmouth, Jam.
BALTIMORE, Nov liar Catharine, Harman Havana; Gen
Call Edmonson, Black River Jam. Sid Casper, (Bremen
Spllcker Bremen; Fabius White, RIO.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov l0-Sld Siroc, Eastpor.
NoRFoI X, Nov lo-Ar Exact Barnard GEORGETOWN for
Nantucket. The Virginia, from Alexandra Inez Seaman
Orleans and Citizen, from Baltimore have gone to sea.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHiA, Nov l2.For the last three weeks the
market has been depressed and prices declined The of
fering this week, however only moderate, say Bee
Cattle 400 head of which about 800 head sold at from
3a extra &C. nett Other Cattle change since las
week, Cows and Calves-SS IL for Dry Cows 81:
SIT for Sprngers SIT S24 for Mich Cows; extra S2t
$40. Sheep 81 So; extra SO so.
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Patriot, OF Boston, Oct II, off Havana.
Hallowell, Oct II, of d II $ Keys.
TIns~sn DrvN.


Barn. Nov i-Cld Bordeaux, Smith, Matanzas 5th Flo
Packet, Braser Havana; oh Roehesse Owen, New osa"s
Noble Brown, do. Sid ith sebas tnew) Cox Charleson
John odn, HM,n Sr ,, Berm S
ton. Below Eastern brgs boupd w and fleet Of coasters
Put in for hsrbor Arr OH Chief sachem Matthew'S New
s.Lsm Nov O-Ar Pamela, Isgslls Loando, Afnca Sept
p Below Essex Of Newbarypost from Cadiz for Beverly
for brgs Cid Cadet Gore Mc9evideo and Buenos Ayres
Perkins. New Orleans; Ha Denb,, 90; Bisbsw Howes. dol
Rysl, of this port, late Of Porand) Hnckey, Wilmington
very; SsIraEsnss Baker, Richmond Ar iC1h Laaisns
smith HOresns; 9 rtrude, Morgan, Malaga;
Industry N91 A acc 6 sope oop
BaiIpmore; Time SooIk; Rodman Clifford NYok: Sid FL
M hJman Shepherd, New York Arr 9Th, Rose IN Bloom
bpn SVy sX X Imperial Swain and Senator RO
H Wia f3 sT $s 'oI Dos
ptr.aem, NOV SAm Hooper Tyler York Ryer
FH s w.. ResPSI su.snnsS fusp
Oaks. ro, Rvdsp Despatch Baker Albany; Times,
aud Herald Lake New York. Sid eany R.ngoS
Queen Arnold Baimore; Holder Borden, Baker PRIadel
CLEvEI.rD, Nov sAn Eclipse, Clark s,nd,.Lv u,rrie,
scott aud Hudson seymour Buffalo; Comet Cos p, RSwsn
goi 3ntaro TuTe do; Western Dixon, Buffalo; McWhsr.
PHhaptLrSIa Noy Par Russia, Gillstt New Orleans
CID DAVID Dun.l, Adams, Barbados; Ma nolia Seaman
Neyburyport Mhddesex, sleght and Albany, Nave New
RICHMOND Nov loArr Bachelor Horton Gibraltar Trer
ton, Pnan Boston; Cathsnne Wilcox Lincoln NYori Sid
CHARLrsroN, Nov GAR Superior, Bailey, Havre. The
> mlde the light ten days ago tand dr, eeward
Hatch Antwerp Commerce Read Providence sid Gisndo
yecI Parsons for Southern ports Harriet Rockwell Bdird
Hut Eng; Elizabeth Bruce Polard New oreans Ceryante
Bourne Boston Emily Sherwood NYorE sid Paul i Jones
Ireland, Philadelphia Commerce, Providence.
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THE MAINZERIAN SYSTEM
VOCAL INSTRUCTION..
SINGING EOR THE NH ION

SIGNOR DE BEGINS begs respectfully to inform
~ public that after having atenvey examined the bove
new system he has found that MANNERS method contains
which Is added series of ex mnes remsrksbv sim; ne an
propnaie and of attainment leading rhs up from the
Expression Of the simplest sound those sufficiently difficult
for the purpose nded aud which studied with moderate
attention. will lead humble capacity the attainment Of
considerable knowledge in Music
Impressed with the undoubed merit this syste possesses
sg De Begins has ssseted the wishes Of Mad M-covno
Malone, oJoin her in giving instruction in classes which will
commence Monday Evening 2lst instant the private
il3 Broad way A. the house Of p. Dickie. Esq
B-Sgnor De Besns will continue give private finish
lessons his plan terms shortly open
anrtvae class which Is forming.
For further particulars and rules circular in the Music
stores Mo cod tf Is
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MEDICAL cARp-pR, CARPENTER. No Peel Slip

MEpICAL CARD-DR, CARPENTER, No; Peek Slip
AZ ~ T. deems n OCCASIONALLY to remind the pubc,
lished Dispensary.
To vast number of the citizens of his metropolis he needs
no heIads to his victory disease in the
complicated and destructive forms, does he deem
ena be very specific in enumeratng the Of the
nons maades TO which mankind and woman subject
To stanges he begs Leave respectfully remark that
he confines himse office and devotes himself
sonay the welfare OF his atients keeps
shop boys and has separate Offices for the privacy patients
who can never come IN contact
DR. Carpenter would add that he is regularly educated the
profession OF medicine and and received his
10 the 1913 tie New York State Medical Socet
by the highly and much lamened John r. Rodge
President and that he has for long series wears
voted hmseto the and Of all delicate pr
diseases
nearly thirty assduous and aduous application 20
the duties Of the medical profession, and constant familiarity
with every and variety OF particular class OF diseases
aided by collegiate and regular medical education ntc the
practitioner preference the tyo the profcs
on DR. Carpenter deems consistent and to direct the
attention OF discerning public the Of the compa
son, and an investigation of his claims.
Changes reasonable and eectual cures all cases guaran
- $500 ~ $3.50 -
Dc particular in the numberi Peck Slip, Pearl street
nNNn"r DR. CARPENTER
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duce the market will large and prices rise. The
following table shows the comparative exports from
Cleveland Ohio for the month October this year and
last
EXPORTS FROM CLsvELAsD, oHIo FOR MoSIH or
OCTOBER.
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To u. s. Ports

OF near 10000 bbls- OF -four,
Of which threefourhs is to Canada. To United States
ports there decreased export wheat and an
to Canada This shows that the Canada demand for
e produce does not decrease that of the United States
but that it is an additional and extra market to
age which is matter of first necessity the western
states The following table of the comparative value
oil exports Cleveland for several weeks
NALuE or ExroRTs OF FLOUR. PoRK AND WHEAr. XEs
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The circulation in 1899 600 per cent greater than
now, and the produce forwarded is 200 per cent
greater than then Iths proves any thing proves that
bank paper ruins agricultural country. The produce
is indeed very low but is just beginning to create for
itself market abroad and when the present destructive
tariff shall have been removed admitting thereby, the
~ medium by which foreign nations buy pro-
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Married.

Married.
On Thursday, 10th inst by the Rev. j. o. Choules Mr..
LgMUEL BosrwoK to Miss BARBARA STANLEY both Of this
city.
Died.
On Friday morning, 18th instant, THOMAS MOORE for
merly of Elkton, Nd. aged rs years.
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M A r | TIM E H AID,

We shall favor captains Of vessels will rive
10 Commodore William A. Basse news fleet re.
port Of the shipping left IT the whence they sailed he
esses SPOKEN on their passage list of their cargo and any
mediaelv fhei- svsl Agents and conespondents AT
home abroad will aso confer ycr by sending 10 this
Office all the marine can obtain Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 10. Is4a.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships sheffield, Allen, Liverpool, Kermit; North Bend
Crocker New Ohe.ns Claito Warren do Richardson
Co; II Allen, Wilson, Charleston, Geo Sutton-Baqur 5
Empress lBr) Scott, London via Boston s Winslow;
Iris, Merrymen, New Orleans Durham Dimon-Brs Long
Island Howell, Mobile. Durham & Dmop.-Schrs Ann Dem
man, Howe, b. rmuda, Middleton Co; 4 Parson smith,
Apelachicols Taylor Men Michigan Terry Petersburg
las 1HuSter; Mssni Cole, Bal,imors Johnson Lowden;
Erickson, Smith, and Elizabeth Beaston Philadelphia
A Cooley Co; Van Buren,, Allen, Boston.
Arrived.
Packet ship Sddons Cobb, from Liverpool Oct t. with
ndse, 10 X. Collins & Co. - - 80
Brig SOPHIA Kenny, % days from Tobasco with Iogwood
Nesmiih Leeds Co. Left French barque for New York
ldg and brig Tahoka, Powers the River No date lat
New Orleans
Brig W. Brown Kelly 10 days from Port Leon with cot
ton TO Snrges Chairman 4th inst off Double Headed Shot
Keys, spoke schr Mary r. Of and from Phade pha for
Matagorda. Texss.
British brig Benheim Welsh 10 days from Laccnta NF in
ballast, TO Dunscomb & Beckwith
schr John ~ Dennis, Smith, from Madison Me- with poa-
toes, 10 master.
Below.
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gives an increase Of 200 he wheat and flour
coming from the western States since 1899. The paper
currency Of Ohio, Illinois, and Michigan in 1882 as
pared with 1912, is as follows
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Foreign Importationz.

LIyERPooL-Ship Siddons257 bxs tin Cooley 4 Smith, ok
L w Towt-2 pkgs g w Coit-25 do Sands Fox col ID
Lyen CD D., Wosd Worell Coamn cks Tomts
COS cks Crooks-l pkg McEveS-i Connah-I cask
" Sherman COT cs Stone, Swan COZ Russell
615 bxs tin q Morewood bale w Chester col
n Amstrong-2 l Maitland & col Ball, Tompkin. &
Black crates w Harnden Cog bxs Mr. Cunnpgham-I
Or Way6l Mrs Thompson-2 Walker Macke-2 Dexter &
Bush-5 Cayon-5 cks Staney-25O2 VIM Meads
% pkgs Revl895 bxs tin Phelps Dodge co-26OO SKIS salt
Is tons coal Collins cot pEgs Crdge-25 bales flax
order. ~
ToBAsco-Bg Sopha-lOO fusc 100 do ogwood Never
< Stncken. ~'~'
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Passengers Sale,

sAvtASSAH-Ship Genl Parkhill|Leut Paul. Y A, lady
Johnson DR. Pownall, Lieut. James Monroe, u A. Lieut.
Reynolds, U A, and SO recruits for the Sd Artillery
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Passengers Arrived.

LvERPooL-Packet ship Siddons-Henry Carey VIM TruI
Isaac Smith James Smith; James Henry, James BacI
Sarah Russell Mary Ann Russell Edward Spring France
Sprng Caharne Spring-ll2 in the steerage
PoRT LEoN-Brig w Brown Kerr.
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S60l 662 s6
sI35,Os5 %


The Canada market for these weeks appears hG
20 per cent of that Of the u. States ports
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Herald Marine correspondence.

correspondence
OFFICE RHODE IsLANpER,l
. - Newport Nov. II, 1912.
Arr 9TH Lucinda Snow of Thomaston Tupdy from Nor.
folk for Plymouth and Boston distress On Tuesday
last when about IS miles SW from Block Island expert
tnced aheavy gale from ESE which lasted all daylo main
s ioesal and flying b, and received other damageput in
for repairs On Wednesday, off Block Island, fore and
AT sSh belonging Poncetown standing E. supposed
Arr lOth Black Hswk, Dueli Of and for New Haven from
bonae Post Boy, Cray. from Salem for GEORGETOWN; Fancy
Chase Boston for NewYork Magne Crowe, do for Norfolk
Justice Sleeper Themasron for NYork Holder Borden Bauer
Providence for Philadelpha; siam, Grant do for Signal
Walton Baltimore for Poriland Yanti Stewart and Merid
Bennett NYork for Fall River; Rhode Island Hull and
Midas Dennis Providence for NYork Cid Confidence, Bar
ley, NOreans.
General Record.
Sem MONITOR, Of New Bedford from Philadelphia for
WaIrham strack the Hen and Chickens 9th inst during
thick fog She was got of after throwing her deck
the injury which proving to be slight she proceeded
her voyage.
Notice to Mariners.
The new light house he end Of the pier Golt Island
opposite Newport, RI will be lii about Deem
ber IL stands bout of mile north OF the present
light house Vessels OF the largest dfaught of pass
within ter rods OF the end Of the north Of the light within
40 rods east west of II.
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Domestic Importations.

PoRT LEoN-Bng w Brown-6O bales cotton J Melt
Sener coIs0l Holbrook Nelson Cos Perkins, Hopkins
White-l5 l. Maitland CO.
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THE RATTLESNAKE

IA ILESNAhE
GIVES WARNING BEFORE HE STR IkES.
THE most disastrous Of all diseases which is liable,
because the most and certain IN its results,
. CONSUM PTION.
like the poisonous raesnake IN gives warn before
final approach Is not this true? What ar.
COUGHS AND COLDS
their incipen state bat the first Of intended at
acki Does not the individual who goes cough
ing aud complaning-with his throat sorehs husky
sumptionl Are not his
LUNGS INFLAMED1
Is he not warned Tie isa moments reflection will
him OF the fart. Then remed" IS At hani
PEASE y SONS CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
. HOARHOuND CANDY
will the and gradually
re the patient. But it be taken
IN TIME
Here lies the grand which be stated
often TO the afflicted The saying thar this thst
cannot recover because their father mother died Of
the affecting complaint,
CONSUMPTION,
he's its foundation ~ They may be liable but let
them be more watchful OF its approach-in this lies
THE GRAND SECRET.
Ithey do not expose them
selves AID guard every attack wschuly they safe
this climate as elsewhere Many people afford
warner climate and the winer-hey therefore
protection here At the first cold Of the
lungs, -, -, -
USE PEAsE's HOARHoUND CANDY.
and the complaint will be removed. Try time Sold
wholesale and retail, by
j. PEAsE & SON.
IS Division street.
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$50 y. New s' W%S@s
the
htyoas eaeh two of twenty dollars of five and Of
Sn q value 70 Other A4y fsyias found
en- By leaving at 80 Pearl street no stairs y ME-
s. On GESk2fy s M fYfeu" of Natural
The Third Lecture The Gopss will be delivered
day evening, at halfrast7 o'clock NIL at.r
MUSIC.
Scores with band of from three to twenty artists Apply
No Delaney street near the Bowe. No 2i Norfolk
SITUATION oANyTED.-A young man, professor of
SIC in nas would s1 @
nSp,s g. Mr. Edward Backs Music Store IS Gold street.
TO BUSINESS MEN.
iSssIs q. s Sa. and
sant Book Keeper in establishments. unemployed
% would Of % Employer n
moderate would be expected References the
sedo and left at this Office will receive due
tenlion. nil STR
Social Concerts held he above house every Monday
%Rs n viii
TWiNE5-:a5o bales Brdport Seine Herring and Gin Net
Hudson Troy and late The b.
S s' "s' VI" " iS s nsse lots
ad yS h q s q o.
$40 10 any amount, for sale by
s. J. Sylvester,
ME % Wall street and 1870 Broadway.
COLLECTIONS ON all parts Of the United States made on
~ the most favorable terms by
s. J. SYLVESTER,
nl2 20 Wall steet and 1870 Broadway.
paCKET SHIP sIDDONs PROM LIvERPOOL-Con-
by this ship will please send their permits board
At Orleans wharf, foot OF Wall street, Without delay. All
goods not permitted in five days will be sent to the public
2tec
pACKET Ship Louisville from New Orleans dlschaging
L al Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street.
Consgnees will please attend the their goods
nl3r
STAE BANK OF ILLINOIS MONEY.-Persons making
~ Illinois money, will find their
to call at N. SISTAlRE'S
- Wall street
". B.-S20o0 Bsnl United States for sale.
S20e0 Southern Trust. FLORIDA, for sale.
Union INK Of FLORIDA wanted mig 3tsm
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CARRS SUPERIOR NEW CAMPHINE LAMPS
LAMPS FOR BUR MING LARD.
LSO large assortment of plain Jappaned Tin are
"A Chandeliers, Astral and other Lamps altered to burn
eampnne and chemical OIL improved plan Also-Su
error Camph,ne and Chemcal OIL Wholesale and etaii by
IN BACKUS y BROTHER, $50 Fulton st, N. Y.
B-Persons be served with Camphne and Che mica
at their residences by leaving their address above
~ Ims
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MARTIN COUPA, Guitar Msnufactucrs, 1886 Broadway,
lu stairs have constantly hand large Of
Guitars ofFrench, German, aud Spanish model;
NJ c. would call the attention Of Solo players their
TER Guitars, made after the model Of 0iuan which
bnancy and purity OF tone SUPERIOR and the
The warranted perfect and
stand change OF climate and will be exchanged any
time should they prove satisfactory
Strangers y,ed 10 call and examine them.
Prices from SIS TO 500.
Sold, wholesale and retail.
8. b. Coupa continues to give Lessons on the Guitar
all 1u, eods
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STAE BANK OF ILLINOIS MONEY-Persons making
- actions Illinois money will find their interest
to call at N. SISTAiRE'S
10 Wall street.
". B.-S2oo0 Bank United States for sale
5000 Southern Trust. FLORIDA, for sale
Union ank Of FLORIDA wanted. mig 3tsm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
MISC -alLlLAANl&OlCSo

We must laugh as we'll as cry IN this
world. Tue following quizz'cal story was
Told al a temperance meeting IN Hartford
asst week, by a reformed topper. II opens
ricb, aud as the man has become so0er,
one may now laugh over his absurdltles
with double relish. He said
81 used to drink and my wife US d to
Jaw me abou; il. What do you get drunk
lor said she what do you jaw me for I
says /. So we agreed, and made firm
bargain that | would not drink and She
would not scold. For three long days
we held Oh tirm--no drinking MOI scold-
ne; but on the third evening, being IN
company with some good fellows, took
rn, aud when that was down, right
Oft wanted upt ther, and in a very short
time | found my sell about show fare you,
with twenty horns safe and snugy in my
bread basket tremendous laughter
By and by it got TO be time to go home !;
but as you may suppose, | dreaded to
meet my wife like the tooth ache, (laugh-
ter) However go must and SO stag
gered along hoping to fnd my wife abed,
X
found it still lighted, and through the
window | saw my wife up and waiting
for me. (Laughter.) Thinks l., can't
go in yet, but | must wait TIL she goes To
bed; so there stood, hall freezing in the
cold rain two hours, tremendous laugh
ter Al last she went to bed, and crept
| IN at the buck door, stumbling over pals
and chairs, but finally succeeded in get.
Ting to bed without disturbing her, (laugh.
ter; y but after dosing awhile, | awoke
and found myselfs as dry as fish, (Iaugh
ter 4 you know brethren how dry we all
used 10 be in the night, after we'd had
spree, tremendous yaughter.) My wife
always knew what was the mstter with
me, when got up in the nigh, TO drink
cold water, (laughter.) hardly dared
10 get up, for fepr Of my wife; but my
thirst was greater than | could bear,
daughter y So out | crawled, and CROPPED
very softly after the watt pail, Daughter;
but no water was there, daughter > J
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From the National Iqteilis,nc,v.

MEssRs. EpIToRs know that you
habitually abstain, yourselves, from com.
mendlng particular speeehes or speakers IN
Congress, however you NAV be occasion.
ally impressed with the striking superiori-
~ OF particular oEe. And 10 this you
are right. Ii would be a icklsh under
taking, often would be thought invidious,
and excite unkind feelings in those who
might not be thus distinguished. Do not,
however forbid friend and reader from
doing, IN one instance, what YOU are not
at Liberty to do; AMI that is to express,
in the briefest possible manner, his admi-
ration ofthe transceDdant ability, power,
and eloquence displayed by Mr.. Evans
IN the speech which he concluded yes.
terday in the Senate on DIR. Clay's reso-
u,ions. Ills argument was, in great.
part, in reply to Messrs Calhoun and
Woodbury. and certainly--I say il with
out the slightest dsrespect 10 those dis,in-
guised Senaiors--never were two unhap.
py gentlemen 81 dreadfuly ridlled. If
his Congressional career had not already
earned for HIM position, this speech would
give Mr.. Evans place 10 the very front
rank of American statesmen and orators.
HIS name will be inscribed on the same
column with those ofAmes, and Rufus
King, and Lowndcs, and Adams, and
Clay, and Webster.
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.
MR.. JEFFERSON AND A TARIFF.
One Of the Distinguishing features Of
Mr.. Jetferson's administration was the
policy Of giving protection and security
to manufactures and home industry, BY
means of protective tariff. Ii was the
first and foremost article 10 The democrat.
ic creed. Il formed a chief distinction
between the democratic and federal par
ties. Mr.. Jefferson maintained the doc.
trine that n high rate of duties should be
continued on articles OF Injuries, even il
the treasury should overflow. In that
case he would apply the surplus TO inter-
n"i Improvement and education. la his
messsge Of 1906, he says:
Shall re suppress The impoa and gire
that advantage 10 foreign orer domestic
manufactured On few artici, of more
general and necessary use, the suppress
sion, in due season, will doubtless BIZ right,
but the grea; mass of articles OH which
impos, is paid, are foreign iururies. puy-
chased by those only pho are rich enough
10 afford themseiresthe use Of them. Their
patriotism would certainly prefer its con.
tinuance, and application TO the great pur-
pose Of public Education, Roads, Rivers,
Canals, and such other objects of public
improvements as it may be thought prop
err 10 add TO the Constitutional enutnera-
ton Of Federal powers.
Now the l4ocooco Senators Of Virginia
would give the proceeds Of the public
lands to the general government 10 pre-.
vent little Guiy's being paid on foreign
articles Of luxury-such as silks, laces,
wines, brandies, broad cloths, rich plated
harnesses, &c., which the rich alone use.
Yes, they would withhold this fund from
the grea; mass Of the people TINT il may
not lessen the tsxes-ad in educating
their children and improving the general
condition OF the State. Yet these men
pretend to be the pure democrats of the
State. We sny out on such pretenders.
Wolves in Sleeps clothing.