Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-15
.,r VOICE OF THE PATItl-
AREHS.


f..# ID, ImuauN 'u''''l w
ham OI,r emJodying the d
.,.,tu,. AMI strong heads Of the
.,..,ri, Party, issued, with great }
.,,ry. an Address to their brelh- {
t.,arhou, the Union, tracing the
.'I Irore. sion and distress then
..,, ,,, ,rrsvirf importation Of
G,L. luI the absence of a
....,y, Tariff. and recommending
...,,lr Ju,ia. on Foreign Mauuiac-
.,,, tn Prolibjiioa. This adj
,,. transmitted to all the ex-
...r,g,. of rhc United States, am
.,,lsr.. who returned answers as
Moes:
Tl5als JFys2a's Aaslrtr.
r,nls Jefferson returns his re-
..' thanks to the President and !
,-so Of tn, Tammany Society for
.,,r Of their address on the sub
.,oreco1ony AMI manufactures. He |
.raIit with p easure, and finds in
much to approve, little to doubt, and
.. {, ada. Perhaps he should have
led the suppression oijrawback am
.le remedies for the disease of
trading ourselves. 1t is desira-
we should employ so much Of our
.Y.lI as is necessary for exchanging
r .i1,H!4ous produce for the com
ue want; but the drawback goes
h.r. and encourages the employ
.. o' an additional portion, in per-
.. the same functions for other
.H.. lu becoming brokers Of the
usnc between the nations Of Eu-
.a.i between Europe and Asia
.sa-h which. more than all others,
.a,.c- o., 10 the risk Of embodiment
l--D.a wars. He thinks this por-
.mrlu.ai 81, u'i be better employ
a, bone. ia manufactures and agri-
.ms. diam iu burihering us with the
u.s NJ other nltjOns--wdrs which be-
, 20 their CON nerce, and which
m. be theirs, 2ot ours. The mo-
rs.,. too, seems favorable, when all
.raoI. capital is extiugui,hed, and
uG.JoE to see the issue of the pres
crisis Of our gambling commerce.
.r. .y. the President aad Society to
.., his assurance Of high respect
Decentralization.
Monticello, Dec. 10, 'l9.
Jmas Niiis0a's AAsrcr.
Ihsye received, sir, the copy Of the
dress Of the Society Of Tammany,
raaublch have been politely favor
III The want Of economy in the use
imported articles enters very Justly
bio the explanation given Of the eau.
rs Of the present general embarass.
beats. Were every one 10 live within
urome, or were The savings ofthe
fgisnt TO ex coed the deficits Of the
HaysLaut. the balance IN the for
t1uomnerCe Of the nation could not
b. against il. The want of due
9noUy has produced the uniavora-
e turn which has been experienced;
race The need of specie to meet it
eci,l on the vaults OF the banks
1I the discontinuance Of their dis
l3M,s, followed by their Curtailment:;
pence, too, the failure of so many o.
70 banks, with a diminished conf
-n.e in others; and hence Gnally,a SUI.
snJuuiance Of debts, without the
ca0s oCp1ying them.
The address seems very justly lC
uge much the general evil, by whjcl
sbrnHs themselves have been over.
-.ned, on the multiplicity of these in.
Juon. and diffusion Of the indis
Eliminate loans of which they have beer
e sources. ], las been made ques
0whather banks, when restricted t
heres in which temporary loans Onl,
made to persons in active business
nujsing quick returns, do notas mucI
irnto imprudent,as good to prudent
brewers. But il can no longer be
olot with any, that loan offices, car
ping to every mans door, and eve
hurting his acceptance, ofthe monier
'ans Of gratifying his present wishes
"ora prospect or hope OF pfocrasti
a'eirop1yments, mosl fatal TO a gen
I'm .'uyaiy, add the benefits result
','omit.
The effect Of domestic manufac
tes in diminishing imports, and, a
fe they are carried on by hands at
a..sl rom abroad, or by hands 9th
wise IDLE or less productivity en-
oyei, without proportional dimin
'oo oil exports, merits, certainly,
'Oogulsded attention, in marking on
a.eroaIsystem Of political economy
WI I'D counleracriug tendency j,
"resn commerce to leave a bal
e ains' rs. The relief from thi
."e would be more ellectual, bu
.e circumstance that the article
'o contribute much to an excess O
imports over our exports are arti
'one not likely soon, others
''p', not at all, to be produce,
.1olrsciyes. There is, moreover
"'ore IN tbe trade between thi