Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-28

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And could commerce complain of this doctrine OF pro
tccuon} Mr. had been amused while listening som,
gentlemen who opposed this bill on that ground. A
gentleman from New York had been very eloquent OF
this point; but he had only 10 enter his own city aud
pen his eyes. and he would protection every side
He would SEQ u navy maintained by the country at
,as expense, expressly Tor the protection oi the
merco which had made that city what she was, II,
could look neither side Of the city Without behodmp
Ioess =" vessels all protected by tho navigation acts
lie would not wish 10 way any thing oflnsive but really
these pleas lrnm commerce against protection Were it
say the least, unhluking. If mol prcposerous.
But gentlemen said, the hburols and the mechanics
| complained Of the bill. and he had seona memorial Il
thul cIrcl Now Mr. l. should like Ia see halter, a
taller. carpenter. tinker, any other mechanic IN
the country who was not nj this moineni working be
hlud protection. Would any gentleman oct mp aud
point ont oncf There was none. What shin
" as mol II cong lomemtlon of American manufactured
something had been said about n pin factory IN Rhode
island as II ihcto something ridiculous IN the
mcturo OF pms; but where was The difference between u
ship aud pm, that one among the largest aud
the other Among the least of the products Of industry
aud ingenuity One was as much manufacture rs the
other, every Iot.
hut among the complain ants agriculture had been nitro
dueod They had heard about the "hard handed tarm
tis and all TINT sort oi thing. They had been eprescn
ted us requiring protection, not they and the gentle
man from Indiana, Mn kENNfpy. said that II put him
ucss III the connity the thing was mons,rous he felt
justified IN eoug quite angry ut the nero mention Of it.
hut did not that gentleman know that without projection
'e could not ca, down hs woods or clear his prare
WINS he ignorant OF the ae that tho grain. the butter
The cheese. and the pork OF his constituents wore much
protected ~ the rest of our home produclsl Agriculture
received. upon The aggregate, protection Of about ID
per cent.
WI ingefsolI sad that On looking through tho hills
which had heretofore passed, would he that farm
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was undet protection oi hilern per cent, while manu-
features proper We're pnlee'edhy duty OF twenty Eve
per cent bnt OF manufactures we produced 10 the ya
Tue OF hfehnn9''a millions "h' OF IN" products OF az
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voice w ha' pfo'ec'ioii 10 potatoes WANT
Totaoesl Did not the gentleman I'm NV That large
quantities Of potatoes had been imported from lrelnndi
Yes. and gram, and oals and hnyyes, quantities oi
packed hay had been brought here at profit. We
want tarlll not much 10 couneract general and per
manent injury 10 guard against these floods, TO pro
tect from emergencies aud this was needed by other
interests AS well as that oi manufactures.
Gentlemen talked Of our country Our country?
w hat was our country Was Malne was II Nilsson
ri was IT Pennsylvania was 1t the soil Of the Siaes3 No;
1t The wheat and the co,ton II was the pork and the
carn. It WAS The tobacco and the lead II was what the
soil produced and the ingenuity OF the people turned 10
profit. This the country. We must make all
these things armoniac as well as we could but these,
united with liberty. were our country United with
hbcfly-and what was liboftyf Gould iteAst without
equality No; equality was The better hall OF liberty
Mes them we could bc eqnalzed with other countries;
unless we could be placed on equal footing with the
nations Of Europe, we were not lroe--wo were nation
OF slaves. Free tadc Yes, let us have roe trade. AS
far as pfnccable butHnes It was equal, how could
be itci The vasaiSance Of British manufactures was
uo wholly from protection. 1t was from liberty We
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