New-York tribune., 1842-03-22
,ake your b,eyli-s,uas, they -a;so enough then

take Your b-sslds.uHs, they -a;sc enough :ortccr-
selves.
Whe-c. viii ask. are vou to End naTse, for
you, productions SOW Consumed 81 tue u1aau:ac-
turing population, which rave l-ecn ;i,us IL. srs'
tanned by laws OF prs.e>.ion, abou: being
aoand ,nec unless ne farming interest vii arouse
10 r,-..,ue them and sa-e their home market
YOU sel;e4c the trsth ci these remarks, lei su,
representative - instructed 10 stand BY or inter-
es,s again>; The Free Trade sophis,ry % The
Southern Nulicr> Tsev have taken mos, cspta-
cial car, tia, their productions shall no, be inter
tsrei with By the introduction OF Sin!;inr articles
OF foreign growth. Their cotton, sice, and sebac-
co are protected! by rrohib;:ory duties: 10, q
pound OF toreign cotton, OF rice, enters sto AE1e-
rican consump,;ou. |: | nave understood the
votes oar representative in Congress has recently
given on the incidental reference OF the ariH
ques ton they have been against Protection. AMI
hostile 10 yolr interests. and of the prosperity OF
the county and State he represents. II Sue1 are
hi. views, hope and trust that has consti'2et'ts
wises the necessity OF insiruct!ng MIN othstsise
that Protection. De sustained.
The agricultural and manufacturing ladustrv OF
the North consider in & most critical a2t dan
serous position our Currency Frustrated, and bu.
: shadow OF chance OF being speedily ;rlproyed;
the nation as We! as individuals heavily il debt 20
foreigners. and the main hope for better tines
mus, res, All Protective Tariff. Protector 70
the manufacturing industry; urde. which he ia
ton has signay prosperrd, began en- the IN
mediate adoption of the Constitution ard rs .
proof that protection was inteadcd, the heading
caption TO the first law passed in 1871 rcads as
follows: Whereas, /. as .sctSSGryfpr he svS-
port Of Goycrrmeat. fer tie discharge q ZEE
debts Of the Ini.cd $tGteS. ara tie encourage
mcnt aud projections OF 7roamtacf"reS. that anttss
be i0:d on goods. cares and ncrchcu9!st ,asn3rf-
ed -: and laws designed Tor protection have .on-
tinued 10 bc enacted ever since recognizing pro
lection. W ma: colSu!nn!ate folly. therefore. not
TO say ,sickcdness. OF OF ,hs Members il,
Congress, to waste the time of the House Ut this
moment debating The con.,tutionality o: laws for
protection, Those interests that have beer the
lo.; thoroughly protected By legislative enact
.nc,ts have been the most successful. VIZ: :avi-
CATION, ship building, manufactures Of leather, cay
riagcs. cabinet ware, hats, coarse cotton goods,
and a thousand other article. which tie domestic
prodAcer has now furnished. excluding almost
wholly the foreign article, and furnishing Il large
amount for export.
Meetings ought to be called in every town be-
fore it * TOO lase 10 rnemora:Me Congress 81 70
adjust the tariff that every interest is thoroughly
protected. If the manufacturers Frustrated,
the Turning interest must also fall. far, AZ least,
as any profit their industry is concerned.
The Manufacture OF iron, cotton, ard il fact
every branch of industry, is but the handE:aii Q.
agriculture. When they flourish, the agrcA':rrst
is most generally PROSPEROUS. 5
February, 1872
1876 General Washington his speech made the ioI
lowing remarks Congress have repeatedly directed ,aeir
attention the Of manufacturers the object
IS OF too much Importance mol 10 insure continuance OF