The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

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1t will be seenby the first table, that the reduction
of duty on lead one hafo This is all important to
our western miners
The second table exhibits the American tariff on cer-
tain imported articles into this country II will be seen
that in 1928 the American people were taxed las and
$50 percent. sheetings and hannels, protection
TO The eastern capitalist against foreign competition!
That was paying pretty dear for the whistler 1t was
touch the British corn law systeml In 1882 re-
duction commenced yearly, and which will arrive at
its lowest point the first ofnext June viz. to 20 per ct
The people can Judge how much they are likelyto be
benefited by such sudden and monsrous increase Of
taxes upon the consumer ofthese articles. Thirty per-
cent ad valorem is admitted to be high enough for
nue. but these modest home eaguers would tax us 100
per cent fill the Golfers Of the eastern manufacturers
The people cannot nor should not stand such impu-
dent oppression 1t is robbery ofhe 5ases sort and
exhibits clearly to tie people what they may expect
from the wing party. They arebut hunting up the
old exploded notions of the British arstocracy, and
foolishIy attempting to asten them upon us, just at
time too, as we baYe shown when they can no longer
be enforced in that country. Butlhe bankers tell us
that without this high tariff system they cannot sustain
heirpaper credit syseml AIl we have to say to this
very modest admission is-ifyou cannot, why, Jet
your Banks go to Potters field and you to the plow
handles or to the workshop, and we think we hear
nine enths ofour readers cry out Arnen.
As the wings seem 10 be pcrverse TO all things ap-
pertaining to their own their countrys interests we
shall no. call on hsm butwe do call on every demo-
crat of our rich glorious and beautiful State to be
the watch tower ofduy Cleveland, and all the har-
bors on the Lakes, will, so soon as the most prom-
sing harvest we have ever had is over, TEEN with life.
They will be sea-board ports for the shipment Of pros
duce-they most deeply interested in the views we
have exhibited in this artlclethe whole State IS most
deeply interested in them Every interest 10 the State
uuterested-the trying season Of passing from spu-
rous to sound currency, will be frightened by
bination ofayorable circumstances which we at this
writing feel every confidence must reach If they
do, we shall urge the most speedy completion of the
Miami Extension Canal, that the vast produce Of that
unequaled region ofcounhymay be thrown at once,&
at a trAing expense uponth Lakes and into Canada,
We have nothing TO fear but from the Home l.eaguers,
who will counteract as far possible, the prospects
inview. We have given specimen of this in the ar
tcle we quote from the Hamilton (BuIler co., Intelli-
gencer-he same sneerng spirit pervades all the whig
papers, but none quite SO bold We call therefore up.
on the democrats for them most reY to careful
ly and candidy examine these facts, end if found as
we believe you will find them, let no time be lost in
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pers will carefully suppress thesefacts, and as far as
possible, keep the peopeiu ignorance, while they en-
deayor to enforce doctrines hostile to them They have
cast.their lot upon high tariff and high Banking
SYSTEM with high credits and Bankrupt laws toescaps
fromresponsibiles when their recklessness fails, But
the sgns ofthe times are desperately against them and
hence the truth TO such is unpalatabe -hsnce Il also
themore important that every democrat should be wide
awakesnd ready for action to recy errors and cor.
rect mistakes. We have no doubt that the recent ata
tpcks onheintegrty Ofthe Union Gin fact they are a.
vowed grows out of the fact that the South generally
opposes The mad schemes ofhe high tarfftes hence
il will be seen that the salvation Of the Union il.
sefdepends on spreading correct doctrines among the
people. Cne Of thesetarifEtes avowed himselfa few
dayssince to Us decidedly in favor ofa MONARCHY
as speope oftbe country were too ignoraui to under
stand what was forihsir own good Thisis, we fear.
the ssntmeD. Of too many of the bigh tariff wings.
Vide ,4loaks Soon come come" said
one who was wide awake to- one who was fast
asleep .get up get up; doD,t you knowiPs ?
The early bird that catches the worml' Serves
The worm rght' says the gTuDblipg sleeper,
sswotms shouldn't gsI up before The buds
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