Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-10

en-. s"~., ''hs Il II nffe not Old there. IT .l4
'1a' much IL tie vast quantity now ANNUALLY H., :,
lis manifest that We fad ar II no IN ,ysi 81
"efe free tr0ds'-real, substantial bonn IN.
''ai'-'' practical operation, why thcn Of cn,r,a
duties would be Unnecessary be arrsc tho n.y., '1a
e = competition, which that system i, nav ~
II sustain IN order to conn.eraci lh, sells,
reIgh iltoas. wjull be every where in active
would produce the same results here and ,v, a'1
Inc lowest prices. consistent with an adequate ra.
ii9a to both the producer and the .ntnu ien,.f.
as We have all aong said, we are in Iv,.r. il, ne..
condition q things II protective duties to foster t.
TIC Interests, aud OF relaatory duties to r,,s
e'o,s % o'heF Countries, and, II possible effect sc
modification Of their restrictive system. As will ;.,.e
"'a'lieaton OF our own The Republican may pef5.a.
bt. able, with this rNplana ion. 10 see liza,
N"'P9 u "Sh uolas Is by no means incom,,ll.
"''' s"cefe attachment 10 free ir1i,.-sna,
ohe % o"r man "cs Is to ioree other nations by Whit
trade Is not permitted to be free To nniot,cr md
hie it-JuS' as, though Paciiicy disposed we oicl,
i9feed III Scl-ielcnce, 10 crack an enemy, ol,n
der 10 preserve our own unhanned We are ,,...a
system OF high duties here is by n, means o,,..l,
win atat sort free 'ra3e fer which eur ncil'.
endS-lhat Is, open ports Oh tbs side If ,ba ,,,...
and wide market 10 i1reisn l,blr am, c,n.,,,
Shncsc WALL with boled aad barred gates an tho OH
refusing auiitance 10 many pr-duc,s of America, ;,
try altogether and burlhenipg others with al,,oo
hiotory d2es. In TIA! fire traGc' church w., o,,.
10 membership but we do rr itss to belong to that Inn,
ateh over which the genuine llg Of free trade n,,.
meaning precisely 'c'ta imports aud nothing nmre NJ,
tess are in favor Of the tariff en- It's it,lxi, ,a
ia 50 long as ioregn nations inpcsc heh and prohM
tory 3oticso rroducs-bat care in i.yoro If hi, n
aes, by way liberalization aIso for tie purpose OF elect,
ing such change in the Policy Of l,1ricn la1i,,x
towards US, as VIII justify abandon inu them n.,
as between two individual neztbors-it would lc II.
highest Wisdom IN them both Interchange neiuhbot;y
eiaets without ''loi hindTanrc"-Lut il 4 shopql
clam iec hGross aud enress 10 the POSSESSIONS Of !,
selling HIM and his, al hGitna tie products Of his farm
while he Fact b any fhs people 10 enter on his
place, "iti'ut aging toll al hi~ cate and then net Ia
In! Mofe than une 81 Two stipulated arlc with him
1F sale CT barter on pain Of orlenS thcm,--we say II
\ SHOULD submit to such etes,ly unequal and ins4nr
TERMS lie would be sci do"n as the most pigeon yercl
ans N hrstcnd,m. And Yet lal is precisely the re,
tige position Of the United States and the principal po,
eFs Of Eumpe-and there lmc,can citizens who ad
fooate this garug and peln.c inequality and seek
10 render it aatable 10 the people ty christening il free
trade" Why, they might Wllh much lruIrety cali
vice virtue, or night DAY, to III nix &, cunctapu tn,
ehalns lth which foreign nans load our trade by cal
tng il free" Let them laahe 1t So aud We shall Ia
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