Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-12

d nrtions IF otherPortiols Of the country.
Here .aen, wata chznnel into which the produces Of The
weslem farmer aaged materially and easily. Iae ohfo an
New York canaI,aforded an easy, cheap, and speedy trans
PorIailon; oar prilce vas always in demand, always al
foraed an ample 3rohs to him who ,~rans25r:e4 It, and III.
farmer could excssnge il Tor money. or articles OF nome con
sumption, whi-asere ~oroJghtto him free Of dI,y. Tn
wesS became at ace, the stnre house Of the east, nor dis
We alone reap th.beaeat Of the Tariff. The manufacturing
interest became II oscc a flI g-oTn MAI, thrlstipg forth,
throughout The vAola Length aad breadth OF the Union, as
many arms as Brisrels, ant gathering RON every poItoa
thoss articles ossetjal 10 its successful operation. ana 70
which TIE ptoIuchg part Of the community sought a ready
market. The sicle Article Of stonecoaI, from the main.
districts of PENNSYLVANIA brought into thatstase as immense
amount Of oapitt, or is efuiyjlant: large quantities Of
cotton, re, ana ugar from the south wsss always demand
81, and paid for 4 4 higher price snan at any period prior
10 the existence { a hj-h Tariff.
Bat AL this haspassai away-The numerous villages.
that were on,e i, beauty and p,laa Of Ne~ EazaHa are
tenantless, ami orsaken; their former inhabitants bass
SOUGHT other homs 10 the eas, forests, and psarI-s of tae
bouh less vest, al turned heir at:earion TO ;he cultivation
Of tlose p5otucnof the sol, FOR which they hare discover
ell t,o late their is no market: manufactures, that once
gave emp!oymmt to intustFioas thousands IRE now lyjns IN
ruins, or have s-eane the e5i3Frg place Of TIE owI ea3 tfa
bat. And NIX j. the calz2 Of al tas2 Tic se.GsA, c,t-
traelsa policy i those opposed 20 protection Tor Anseacsa
industry has wrought ehi. change. That narrow patriotism
which cannot wander beyoaj the sani fats Of Ae,a4acs,
o. lose b Of the palmetto of Carolina mas bsea slowly,
BAT surely. an3 ssadily at work.
The solih say the constantly increasing wealth. anI
prosperity Of th-north once more their jesIoasy ~as asoss-
tions suited tler own pleasure Various causes operates
- increase tleir t~o~tity: il tae E7s; place .hry d5s-ptsre3
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with the words "CarHago SIT deisnaa.r
Then il Was. t4at politicians If n, school Of Calhoun.
NcDaEe, and Urzasr f-s. denied The cgas.i.3;.a,sg -fssi
Of Conzrcs, t. impose aaties for protection. they seemed
70 have lost -,sas entirely Of the fact. tim: iaasmaeh A..
Congress ba- the ea.l1.sded ana uaras.i.,sI rzat = 5c-a-
lake Commerce. .taa> .he r-st 70 te-l..,e il. as il p.oasez